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For What It's Worth

For What It's Worth

By: Jasmine Jex
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For What It’s Worth is a podcast about slowing down long enough to understand what really matters. Through honest reflections and thoughtful conversations, host Jasmine Jex explores the space between who we’ve been, who we’re becoming, and how we decide what’s worth carrying forward.

This is a place for considered living, meaningful work, and trusting your own timing, especially when the path isn’t linear.

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Episodes
  • S1 E03: When Change Feels Like Loss

    S1 E03: When Change Feels Like Loss
    Feb 13 2026

    We tend to think of change as expansive. A new beginning! A bigger life! But even when change is something you chose, it can still feel like loss.

    In this episode, we talk about why positive transitions can still trigger grief, and why that doesn’t mean you made the wrong decision. You’ll learn how identity shifts affect the brain, why we naturally cling to what’s familiar, and how to move through change without feeling like you’re leaving parts of yourself behind.

    We also walk through four practical ways to navigate transitions with more clarity and self-trust.

    If you’re in the middle of a life shift this episode is for you.
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    6 mins
  • S1 E02: How Change Shows Up

    S1 E02: How Change Shows Up
    Jan 23 2026

    Change doesn’t arrive the same way every time. And it doesn’t ask the same thing of everyone.

    In this episode of For What It’s Worth, I’m exploring the different ways we tend to understand change.

    If advice about change has ever felt conflicting or exhausting, this episode offers a quieter way to think about it.
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    8 mins
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