In this deeply moving episode of Don’t Trip on Your Cape, Alex Embry and Leslie Arboleda sit down with Raven Clemente… a mother, teacher, and guide whose life was forever changed on June 22, 2024, when she lost her husband, Matt, in a tragic accident that nearly took the lives of her children as well.

Continuing the monthly theme of heartbreak and heart-forward living, Raven’s story expands the conversation into the layered realities of grief… the heartbreak within partnership, parenting, identity, and survival itself.

What followed the accident was not only devastation, but initiation.

Raven found herself navigating the emotional complexity of losing a partner she was in the process of separating from, supporting children who had witnessed their father’s death firsthand, and confronting truths within her marriage that surfaced only after his passing.

Rather than collapsing inward, Raven made a conscious choice… to stay present, to stay accountable, and to keep choosing life.

Through conversations about resilience, authenticity, ancestral patterns, and spiritual awakening, she shares how loss stripped away illusion and returned her to herself.

This episode explores grief as transformation, parenting through unimaginable heartbreak, the courage to release codependency, and the power of choosing presence even when pain feels all-consuming.

A powerful reminder that tragedy may change your life… but it does not have to end it.

Don’t Trip on Your Cape
https://www.donttriponyourcape.com

Can We Grok?
https://www.donttriponyourcape.com/can-we-grok

Aligned Living & Leadership (Leslie Arboleda)
https://alignedlivingandleadership.com

Mush Love
https://mushlovellc.com

A Human Being With Love – Alex Embry
https://ahumanbeingwithlove.com

In this heart-forward conversation of Don’t Trip on Your Cape, Alex Embry and Leslie Arboleda sit down with Elana Feldman to explore what it means to live, serve, and heal through presence.

Continuing the monthly theme of heartbreak and heart-forward living, this episode expands the definition of heartbreak beyond relationships and into the quieter griefs we carry… the heartbreak of body disruption, ancestral silence, self-abandonment, and the pressure to keep moving when life is asking us to slow down.

After surviving three major car accidents, Elana found herself initiated into a path she never planned but deeply needed. What once looked like interruption became an invitation… to listen more deeply, to honor her body, and to rebuild trust with herself from the inside out.

Through stories of working with elders, breaking generational patterns, reclaiming her voice, and learning to serve without self-sacrifice, Elana shares how presence became her greatest teacher.

This conversation explores grief for “what could have been,” the courage to be seen, the healing power of slowing down, and the profound medicine of meeting people exactly where they are… including ourselves.

A powerful reminder that healing does not come from perfection or performance… but from presence.

Links

Don’t Trip on Your Cape
https://www.donttriponyourcape.com

Can We Grok?
https://www.donttriponyourcape.com/can-we-grok

Aligned Living & Leadership (Leslie Arboleda)
https://alignedlivingandleadership.com

Mush Love
https://mushlovellc.com

A Human Being With Love – Alex Embry
https://ahumanbeingwithlove.com

Retreat with Elana Feldman & Leslie Arboleda
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1TKhWyNwgt/

In this episode of Don’t Trip on Your Cape, Alex Embry and Leslie Arboleda open a heart-forward conversation about heartbreak, love, boundaries, and the choices that shape who we become. Kicking off a new monthly theme centered on heartbreak and heart forward living, they explore why heartbreak is not a failure of love, but proof that love mattered.

Through personal stories, lived experience, and deep reflection, this episode unpacks how heartbreak often reveals where we lost ourselves, how fear and love shape our decisions, and why healing is an intentional process rather than a single moment. Alex and Leslie discuss discernment versus tolerance, boundaries versus people-pleasing, and how responsibility differs from blame in relationships.

This conversation is an invitation to reframe pain as feedback, to examine the ingredients we use to build our lives, and to choose love as a conscious practice. A powerful reminder that strength, healing, and alignment are built not in isolation, but through honest reflection, courageous choice, and connection.

Don’t Trip on Your Cape
https://www.donttriponyourcape.com

Can We Grok?
https://www.donttriponyourcape.com/can-we-grok

Aligned Living & Leadership (Leslie Arboleda)
https://alignedlivingandleadership.com

Mush Love
https://mushlovellc.com

A Human Being With Love – Alex Embry
https://ahumanbeingwithlove.com