In this episode, I sit down with Didi—born in Istanbul, raised by ballet. Dance was her whole life… until a tragic accident forced everything to change.
We talk about what it’s like to lose the thing you thought defined you, and how she found the strength to start over and reinvent herself. From grief to growth, Didi’s story is raw, real, and deeply inspiring.
You can find out more about DIDI on IG at: @flowithdidi !
When survival depends entirely on what you do next, you discover capacities you did not know you had.
"Self discovery is rarely chosen. More often it is forced — by a railroad track, a question nobody else can answer, and the terrifying realization that your life has been invisible." In August 2005, Desmond Meade stood in front of railroad tracks in Miami waiting for a train to
During COVID, I became obsessed with a podcast by one of my favorite storytellers at the time, Chazz Palminteri. If you’ve never seen A Bronx Tale, I highly recommend you go watch it. Watch Here Not only did Chazz write it, but it’s a beautiful coming-of-age
"Inner work doesn't happen in the ceremony. It happens on Monday morning."
