Sandy Linda

At points in the years since losing my family, I have felt like I am drowning. There were moments when I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t see...

The words “grief” and “trailblazer” might sit uncomfortably in the same sentence for many readers. How can something as positive...

After my mother died, I took five days of bereavement leave and then I went back to work. I wanted the distraction to avoid the pain...

In the high-stakes arena of leaders, coaches, and entrepreneurs, grief can become an invisible performance killer. 

There was a stark moment of realisation for me that some of the people that I had held close for decades were going to leave me in my moment

Perfectionism can quickly turn toxic. Coupled with the totally unimaginable experience of losing three members of my family in just months