In grieving, as almost in every other thing in our lives, we have our unique way of going through it. For instance, when losing a parent, not every sibling will deal with it the same way, nor be sad or mourn for the same period. After losing her mother, with whom Georgette had a close relationship, yet different from the one her siblings had, she realized each one of them was grieving their own way.
Visiting us today is the inspiring Georgette Taylor, owner of Dynamic Life Enterprise, podcast producer and host, author, in-powerment guide, consultant, and speaker. She coined the term in-powerment because all of us have the power inside us and it's not a matter of acquiring it but of discovering it. Georgette hosts The Dynamic Show podcast, she produces and co-hosts The Doll World podcast, and she also produces Good Morning Gwinnett, a hyper-local podcast.
In this episode, we had a fantastic conversation about the different stages of grief and the importance of understanding each one of us has a particular way and time to grieve. Georgette kindly shared the experiences of grieving her mother's death and her discoveries about herself and her family in that process. We also talked about Georgette's profound growth experiences, how writing about her mother gave a new meaning to her relationship with her, and how we can reconnect with our parents in a more profound, more meaningful way.
Tune in and listen to episode 11 of Growing Through Grief, and get inspired by the fantastic Georgette and her love story with her mother.
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