Rachael Paskvan spent years as one of the only women in executive protection — protecting public figures around the globe, then leading executive travel security and large-scale event logistics at one of the world's largest tech companies. She never waited for an invitation. She just walked in.

Amanda Lentz and Jenny Blake talk about the hidden grief that comes with change, the emotional cost of career pivots, and the deeply human experience of feeling untethered during seasons of transition. Jenny shares her journey from leaving college early to work at a startup, building a successful career at Google, becoming an entrepreneur, and ultimately navigating the uncertainty and loss that came during the pandemic.

This conversation is for anyone standing at the edge of change — especially those who feel caught between gratitude and restlessness, or who are quietly questioning whether the life they built still reflects who they are becoming.

Loren Galese is a trauma therapist, M.Ed LPC, and author of Unfolding Origami — a memoir about the slow, stubborn, sacred work of coming back to yourself. She has spent years understanding what happens in the body when something goes unnamed, and she became the therapist she wished she'd had. Today we talk about what healing actually looks like — and why it lives in the body long after the situation ends.