Life After Cancer, Impossible Standards & Rediscovering Who You Are W/Chelsea Piazza Willsey
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In this episode, Nikki sits down with Chelsea Piazza Willsey author of Finding Chelsea: How Cancer Ripped Me Open and Brought Me Home. Chelsea shares her raw, honest journey from a breast cancer diagnosis at 37 — with two small children at home — to the unexpected reckoning that came after treatment ended. They dive into the impossible standards women hold for themselves, the identity loss that comes with being a patient, and how feng shui became the unexpected tool that helped Chelsea rediscover who she really is.
In this episode:
- Chelsea's cancer diagnosis at 37 while balancing motherhood and an HR executive career
- Why life after cancer is oddly harder than treatment
- The impossible standards women set for themselves in today's society
- How donating a kidney to her brother was part of a pattern of over-serving others
- The awakening: "What's the point of life? What do I want to be remembered for?"
- How feng shui helped Chelsea reclaim control and reinvent her space — and herself
- Mind, body, spirit: why you can't ignore one and favor the others
- The mom guilt of not knowing how to talk to your kids about cancer
- Rapid-fire round: Buffy, Practical Magic, mantras, and what wellness means now
Guest Links:
- Book: Finding Chelsea: How Cancer Ripped Me Open and Brought Me Home — available October 1 on Amazon and Barnes & NobleWebsite/business: https://sunbloomawakening.comInstagram (business): @sunbloom_awakeningInstagram (decorating/feng shui): @decoratingw.purpose
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