EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 34 MIN
How To Outgrow Your Past And Keep Moving Forward
from Women In Black · host WIB
Send us Fan MailWe challenge the habit of romanticizing the past and push ourselves to answer a harder question: who are we right now. We talk triggers, mental health nuance, boundaries, and why real progress takes faith plus work. • what got you here will not get you there • noticing new triggers and choosing whether to engage • why living in the past annoys everyone around you • the “three buckets” of getting stuck and why nuance matters • how insecurity and narcissism can fuel nostalgia • when compassion is required for illness and when boundaries are required for peace • why therapy and healing stop you from bleeding on healthy people • step-by-step growth that builds character and gratitude • practical ways to get unstuck like books, mentors, and better circles You'll find the link in the show notes and the comments.Support the show🎧 Grab your tea, coffee, or water, and come hang out with us.If you’re new here… hey friend! 🤎Get Your Bogg Bag:https://bogg.pxf.io/qzQGDLSoft Hustle Journal + FREE Reset Resources:https://www.womenwhodoitall.org/storeFOLLOW US:IG: @WeAre.WomenInBlack | @DezDoesItAll | @SaySomethin_JoshNote: Some links mentioned in this episode may be affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. We only share what we genuinely use and love.
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Send us Fan Mail We challenge the habit of romanticizing the past and push ourselves to answer a harder question: who are we right now. We talk triggers, mental health nuance, boundaries, and why real progress takes faith plus work. • what got you here will not get you there • noticing new triggers and choosing whether to engage • why living in the past annoys everyone around you • the “three buckets” of getting stuck and why nuance matters • how insecurity and n...
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