Grief touches every life eventually, yet most people still do not know how to talk about it, walk through it, or help someone carry it well.In today’s conversation, I sit down with grief and resilience mentor Lynn Beis, who helps widows move from loneliness to connection and reclaim joy as they build a meaningful new chapter.Lynn shares her own deeply personal story of loss — losing her brother, husband, and later navigating the emotional weight of caregiving, major life changes, and rebuilding identity after grief. Her perspective is both practical and deeply compassionate because she has lived it herself. We also talk honestly about: Why grief affects the body physically  Why people in grief often cannot ask for help  What actually helps a grieving friend (and what does not)  Why grief is often connected to loss of identity  How loneliness can quietly become one of the hardest parts of loss  Why society still struggles to talk openly about grief One powerful reminder from this episode: people do not need fixing — they need presence.Whether you are grieving yourself, supporting someone through divorce, loss, disappointment, or simply carrying a heavy season, this conversation offers wisdom that feels both practical and hopeful. Where to find Lynn: Website: https://tinyurl.com/anbh9h5rAnd if this conversation stirred something in you, my book Start Your Comeback and companion workbook release on May 12 — created to help women build a practical game plan for life transitions with clarity, courage, and direction.There is still time on the clock.Let's create your transition gameplan:Book your discovery callYou can find me at:WebsiteInstagramFacebookShockLimboRe-EntrySound of You