In this heartfelt and expansive episode of The Wild Hearted Podcast, Cassie explores the often unspoken stories passed down through generations of silence, survival, and unhealed wounds. Cassie shares intimate reflections on her own journey with boundary setting, including the ways people-pleasing, teenage alcohol & substance abuse played a role in disconnecting her from her truth.

In this episode Cassie explores boundaries as a language and a coming home to ourselves. Cassie shares personal stories, body wisdom, and reflections on how so many of us were never taught how to name or honor our needs and how the disconnect can show up as anxiety, freeze responses, and buried resentment. This conversation invites you to shift the way you view boundaries-not as walls, but as bridges to deeper connection, self-trust, and clarity.

In this episode Cassie explores boundaries as a language and a coming home to ourselves. Cassie shares personal stories, body wisdom, and reflections on how so many of us were never taught how to name or honor our needs and how the disconnect can show up as anxiety, freeze responses, and buried resentment. This conversation invites you to shift the way you view boundaries-not as walls, but as bridges to deeper connection, self-trust, and clarity.

In this tender episode, Cassie explores the layers of the sister wound- the pain, competition, and disconnect that so many of us have experienced in our relationships with other women. From childhood heartbreaks to adult realizations, Cassie weaves in her personal stories of early betrayal, isolation, and how she unconsciously carried those patterns forward for years.

Cassie also shares the beauty. The friendships that have been healing, honest, and transformative. The women who've met her in her vulnerability- on yoga mats, long walks, and quiet moments of truth, and how these connections become sacred ground.

Cassie offers reflection questions throughout the episode to help explore your own relationship with the feminine, the ways we've been taught to guard ourselves, and the new stories we're ready to write.

In this tender episode, Cassie explores the layers of the sister wound- the pain, competition, and disconnect that so many of us have experienced in our relationships with other women. From childhood heartbreaks to adult realizations, Cassie weaves in her personal stories of early betrayal, isolation, and how she unconsciously carried those patterns forward for years.

Cassie also shares the beauty. The friendships that have been healing, honest, and transformative. The women who've met her in her vulnerability- on yoga mats, long walks, and quiet moments of truth, and how these connections become sacred ground.

Cassie offers reflection questions throughout the episode to help explore your own relationship with the feminine, the ways we've been taught to guard ourselves, and the new stories we're ready to write.

Grief just isn't just about losing a loved one, it's about losing parts of ourselves, our dreams, and the illusions we once held close.
In this episode of The Wild Hearted Podcast, Cassie sits with many layers of grief. We often don't realize how much of our lives are built around what we thought would be. But what happens when those expectations dissolve? When reality doesn't match the dream? Do we allow ourselves to grieve those illusions the way we would grieve a person?
Grief doesn't always feel like growth. It's not about forcing transformation, it's about being present with what is. When we stop resisting, when we allow ourselves to grieve fully, we create space for something deeper: self-awareness, acceptance, and the freedom to evolve.

Grief just isn't just about losing a loved one, it's about losing parts of ourselves, our dreams, and the illusions we once held close.
In this episode of The Wild Hearted Podcast, I Cassie sits with many layers of grief. We often don't realize how much of our lives are built around what we thought would be. But what happens when those expectations dissolve? When reality doesn't match the dream? Do we allow ourselves to grieve those illusions the way we would grieve a person?
Grief doesn't always feel like growth. It's not about forcing transformation, it's about being present with what is. When we stop resisting, when we allow ourselves to grieve fully, we create space for something deeper: self-awareness, acceptance, and the freedom to evolve.

In this conversation, Cassie Norman explores the themes of change, letting go, and the journey of trusting the unknown. She reflects on her personal experiences with surrendering control, the impact of grief on her perspective, and the continuous practice of letting go. Cassie emphasizes the importance of creativity as a means of self-expression and encourages listeners to embrace uncertainty as a pathway to discovering a life that aligns with their true selves.takeaways

• Change often arrives unexpectedly and can be disruptive.
• Letting go is a necessary part of personal growth.
• Trusting the unknown can lead to new opportunities.
• Grief can shift our perspective on what truly matters.
• Letting go is a continuous practice, not a one-time event.
• Creativity is a powerful tool for self-discovery.
• It's okay to not have everything figured out.
• Trust the process and embrace uncertainty.
• Life can unfold in ways we never imagined.
• Staying open to change can lead to greater fulfillment.