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INNtrospection

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by Amy Lindner-Lesser

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Welcome to INNtrospection: Grief to Growth the podcast which addresses navigating the grief and paralysis stemming from a life quake (aka a life transition on steroids) into a new identity and joy-filled life. I’m Amy Lindner-Lesser, your host, social worker, certified life transitions coach, Advanced Grief Recovery Method Specialist, & life quake thrive. In this podcast, I share my thoughts, experiences, and discussions around all aspects of quakes, causes, and interesting interviews to expand your thinking and transition to living your life fully with joy.

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March 10, 2026

The Art of Cleaning & Organizing

<p>In this episode of Inntrospection: Grief to Growth, host Amy Lindner-Lesser is joined by Candi Ruppert, a certified professional organizer and founder of <a href="https://www.sageorganizingco.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Sage Organizing</a>. They dive into the emotional and physical complexities of &quot;life quakes&quot;—those significant transitions like moving into assisted living, navigating a divorce, or clearing the estate of a deceased loved one.</p><p><br></p><p>Candi shares her &quot;treasure versus give up&quot; philosophy, offering practical advice on how to handle sentimental belongings, manage the overwhelming burden of paper clutter, and decide when &quot;too much&quot; is actually a safety concern. Whether you are currently downsizing or planning for the future, this conversation provides the tools and grace needed to transform a daunting task into a meaningful journey of preserving memories.</p><p><br></p><p>Episode Notes</p><p><br></p><p>*The &quot;Spark&quot; of Professional Organizing: Candi shares her origin story, which began with helping a friend clear out a deceased parent&#39;s home in just four days.</p><p><br></p><p>*TREASURE vs. GIVE UP: A shift in mindset to focus on the items you want to hold close to your heart rather than focusing on what you are losing.</p><p><br></p><p>*The &quot;Judgy Mother-in-Law&quot; Rule: A humorous yet effective rule of thumb for donations—if you wouldn&#39;t give it to her, don&#39;t give it to charity.</p><p><br></p><p>Practical Organizing Tips:</p><p><br></p><p>*The 20/20 Rule for Paper: If it takes more than 20 minutes to replace or costs less than $20, think twice about keeping it.</p><p><br></p><p>*Creative Memories: Transforming old clothing into teddy bears or t-shirt quilts to preserve memories without the bulk.</p><p><br></p><p>*Sensory Comfort: Using a partner’s clothing to create a &quot;huggable&quot; pillow scented with their soap or cologne.</p><p><br></p><p>*Recognizing the Levels of Clutter: An introduction to the Clutter Hoarding Scale and identifying when clutter begins to obstruct daily life or safety.</p><p><br></p><p>*The Importance of Professional Standards: Why it’s crucial to look for organizers through regulated bodies like NAPO (National Association of Productivity &amp; Organizing Professionals) and NASM (National Association of Senior Move Managers).</p><p><br></p><p>*Family Distribution &amp; Wills: Advice on labeling items ahead of time and keeping written records to prevent family disagreements during difficult times.</p>

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February 24, 2026

Stop Asking The Calendar For Permission

<p>After loss, big decisions feel loaded.</p><p>Should I move?</p><p>Is it too soon to sell?</p><p>What do I do with their things?</p><p>Am I allowed to date?</p><p>Will people think I’m rushing?</p><p>And the hardest question of all: How do I know if I’m ready?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, I explore:</p><p>*The difference between urgency and clarity</p><p>*Emotional vs. practical readiness</p><p>*Why your nervous system matters more than the calendar</p><p>*The identity shift underneath selling, purging, and dating</p><p>*How to tell the difference between escaping and moving forward</p><p>*Gentle readiness markers you can use to self-check</p><p>*There is no gold star for waiting longer.</p><p>*There is no medal for acting fast.</p><p><br></p><p>There is only alignment.</p><p>If you’re navigating big changes after a life transition, this episode will help you move from pressure to steadiness.</p><p><br></p><p>In This Episode We Explore:</p><p>✔️ Why everyone has an opinion about your timeline</p><p>✔️ The “urgency trap” after loss</p><p>✔️ How to tell if a decision is reactive or reflective</p><p>✔️ Emotional readiness vs. practical readiness</p><p>✔️ The identity layer beneath big life changes</p><p>✔️ Why selling or purging can trigger a second wave of grief</p><p>✔️ How to test a decision before fully committing</p><p>✔️ The difference between escaping and integrating</p><p><br></p><p>Key Takeaways</p><p>*There is no universal timeline for rebuilding after loss.</p><p>*Fast is not strong. Slow is not weak.</p><p>*Decisions that survive different emotional weather tend to be steadier.</p><p>*You can practice forward motion without detonating your life.</p><p>*The right one for you is yours.</p><p><br></p><p>Questions for Reflection</p><p>*Does this decision feel reactive… or reflective?</p><p>*Am I trying to stop feeling, or build something new?</p><p>*Does the idea feel steady across different moods?</p><p>*Can I tolerate mixed emotions about this change?</p><p>What’s Next?</p><p>In the next episode, I’ll be joined by a professional organizer to talk about how to gently and compassionately sort, purge, and create space after a lifequake — once you’ve decided you’re ready.</p><p>Schedule your Complimentary Author Your Next Chapter Call here https://calendly.com/inntrospection/author-your-next-chapter-call</p>

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February 18, 2026

The Digital Mirror: Navigating Grief in the Age of AI

<p>Grief is as old as humanity, but the tools we use to navigate it are evolving in ways we never imagined. In this episode of Introspection: Grief to Growth, host Amy Lindner-Lesser explores the complex intersection of artificial intelligence and the grieving process. While the idea of seeking comfort from a machine might have once seemed like science fiction, AI is now becoming a common resource for those navigating loss. Amy discusses how AI can serve as a non-judgmental mirror for complicated emotions, while also cautioning against the risks of emotional dependency and the ethical dilemmas of simulating the dead. Join us for a thoughtful look at how to use technology as a supplement to—rather than a replacement for—the essential human connections that facilitate true healing.</p>

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What is INNtrospection?

Welcome to INNtrospection: Grief to Growth the podcast which addresses navigating the grief and paralysis stemming from a life quake (aka a life transition on steroids) into a new identity and joy-filled life. I’m Amy Lindner-Lesser, your host, social worker, certified life transitions coach, Advanced Grief Recovery Method Specialist, & life quake thrive. In this podcast, I share my thoughts, experiences, and discussions around all aspects of quakes, causes, and interesting interviews to expand your thinking and transition to living your life fully with joy.

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This podcast updates daily.

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