I Was Wrong About Me
There comes a point in life when you realize the hardest person to face isn't someone else...
It's yourself.
For years, I thought learning meant collecting information. Reading more books. Taking more courses. Listening to more podcasts.
This past year taught me something completely different.
Real learning isn't about what you know—it's about allowing what you know to change you.
In this episode of Laugh. Cry. Scream., I'm doing something I've never really done before. Instead of teaching, I'm simply introducing myself.
We talk about:
☕ Why curiosity changed the way I see myself
☕ The uncomfortable reality of accountability
☕ Why certainty can quietly keep us stuck
☕ How my perspective on difficult conversations has evolved
☕ Why I'm building a community that values curiosity over certainty
☕ Why curiosity changed the way I see myself
☕ The uncomfortable reality of accountability
☕ Why certainty can quietly keep us stuck
☕ How my perspective on difficult conversations has evolved
☕ Why I'm building a community that values curiosity over certainty
I don't have life figured out.
I don't think any of us ever really do.
But I do know this...
I want to keep asking better questions.
And if you're someone who wants conversations that make you think, challenge you, make you laugh, make you cry, and leave you seeing the world just a little differently...
I think you're my kind of people.
❤️ Thanks for spending some time with me.
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Creators and Guests
Host
Christina Workman
Chris is a grief educator, writer, and speaker who supports parents navigating child loss and family estrangement—without sugarcoating or silencing. With over 35 years as a nurse and lived experience as a bereaved mother, stepmother, and grandmother, she brings both credibility and candor to conversations most people avoid.
