<p>In this episode, Molly sits down with her longtime friend April Cornell, owner of Hidden Hand Tattoo in Seattle. </p><p>April has been a staple in the tattoo community for so many and has lived through illness, grief, reinvention, and loss. She’s run businesses through turmoil, lost her husband, raised children, and continued to show up for others as an artist, healer, and teacher. I was excited to discuss how she’s carried all of it with the clarity, steadiness and deep empathy that she seems to always maintain.</p><p>Our conversation is about intuition as a survival skill, about aging truly does give us wisdom and how experience refines you instead of hardening you if you let it. It’s a reflection on grief, creativity, listening to yourself, and why your 40s might not be a decline at all, but a threshold.</p>