Rebuilding After Loss: Larisa Makuch's Guide to Routine and Resilience

In this episode of the Grief Ladies podcast, Kelly Daugherty and Karyn Arnold welcome Larisa Makuch, a transformational coach and founder of Abundance Academy. Together, they explore the journey of rebuilding after loss, emphasizing the importance of routine, motivation, and overcoming subconscious blocks. Larisa shares practical strategies for creating structure and finding purpose amidst grief, offering insights on how to transform challenges into opportunities for healing and empowerment. Guest Bio: Larisa Makuch is a transformational coach, speaker, and author of Stop Procrastinating Your Life Away. As CEO of Abundance Academy, she helps ambitious, heart-centered women overcome subconscious blocks and create success on their own terms. Drawing from her expertise in NLP, hypnotherapy, and mindset mastery, Larisa blends science with soul to foster clarity, confidence, and sustainable growth—without burnout. Connect with Larisa:  Website: https://myabundanceacademy.ca/  https://resources.myabundanceacademy.ca/elevation-playbook IG: https://www.instagram.com/myabundanceacademy/ LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larisa-makuch/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MyAbundanceAcademy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/larisa.makuch GRIEF Ladies: Your Guide to What Comes Next If you're ready to move forward without moving on—this show is for you. 🎧 Follow and connect: https://www.griefladies.com/ Kelly Daugherty: https://www.kellydaugherty.com/ Karyn Arnold: https://www.griefincommon.com/ Stay up to date with all the latest information about The GRIEF Ladies- Sign up for our newsletter at: www.griefladies.com Join the FREE, Private Facebook GRIEF Ladies Community: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/16WuZNsNGu/ The GRIEF Ladies podcast offers education and support for people living with grief after someone they love has died. Our content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional mental health care or crisis services. If you are in crisis or concerned about your safety, call 988 in the U.S. or contact local emergency services.