Jillian Turecki

Yeah, I always say it was like sort of the day that I died in a way. And there was, I mean, for lack of a better way to describe it, almost like a rebirth. I mean, it was literally the day where my life just was like, OK, you are on one path and now you are completely on a different path. And it was it was abrupt and it was a change. And everything, everything changed in my life in that moment.

Yeah, I always say it was like sort of the day that I died in a way. And there was, I mean, for lack of a better way to describe it, almost like a rebirth. I mean, it was literally the day where my life just was like, OK, you are on one path and now you are completely on a different path. And it was it was abrupt and it was a change. And everything, everything changed in my life in that moment.

Typically, when a person experiences that sort of abrupt change, it is quite traumatic. It's kind of a big deal. In other words, typically something happens in a person's life that's out of their control, right? And that they can't change the circumstances. And because of that, that new path, you're kind of thrusted onto it, but you're reluctant, you're resistant, you don't want to be on it.

Typically, when a person experiences that sort of abrupt change, it is quite traumatic. It's kind of a big deal. In other words, typically something happens in a person's life that's out of their control, right? And that they can't change the circumstances. And because of that, that new path, you're kind of thrusted onto it, but you're reluctant, you're resistant, you don't want to be on it.

Typically, when a person experiences that sort of abrupt change, it is quite traumatic. It's kind of a big deal. In other words, typically something happens in a person's life that's out of their control, right? And that they can't change the circumstances. And because of that, that new path, you're kind of thrusted onto it, but you're reluctant, you're resistant, you don't want to be on it.

But then your survival depends on walking that path and figuring it out. And so that's why when I think of that day and when I describe in the book, it's, I say it's the death of a relationship, but it was the death. It was the end of my life as I knew it and the beginning of a new chapter. And I had absolutely no idea. I had nothing, nothing to look for.

But then your survival depends on walking that path and figuring it out. And so that's why when I think of that day and when I describe in the book, it's, I say it's the death of a relationship, but it was the death. It was the end of my life as I knew it and the beginning of a new chapter. And I had absolutely no idea. I had nothing, nothing to look for.

But then your survival depends on walking that path and figuring it out. And so that's why when I think of that day and when I describe in the book, it's, I say it's the death of a relationship, but it was the death. It was the end of my life as I knew it and the beginning of a new chapter. And I had absolutely no idea. I had nothing, nothing to look for.

I thought, you know, the future was not bright. It was just dark. But, um, you know, we are designed to survive. So that's what I did. And, um, And then I figured out a way to make it more than just survival, to make it actually really mean something. I felt called to do something else with my life.

I thought, you know, the future was not bright. It was just dark. But, um, you know, we are designed to survive. So that's what I did. And, um, And then I figured out a way to make it more than just survival, to make it actually really mean something. I felt called to do something else with my life.

I thought, you know, the future was not bright. It was just dark. But, um, you know, we are designed to survive. So that's what I did. And, um, And then I figured out a way to make it more than just survival, to make it actually really mean something. I felt called to do something else with my life.

And when I describe it, you know, I get concerned because I don't want to romanticize a person's life falling apart and whatnot. But there is something when you can look back, you know, we can look back at very hard times and think, wow, Well, now I understand why that happened. Yeah.

And when I describe it, you know, I get concerned because I don't want to romanticize a person's life falling apart and whatnot. But there is something when you can look back, you know, we can look back at very hard times and think, wow, Well, now I understand why that happened. Yeah.

And when I describe it, you know, I get concerned because I don't want to romanticize a person's life falling apart and whatnot. But there is something when you can look back, you know, we can look back at very hard times and think, wow, Well, now I understand why that happened. Yeah.

Literally.

Literally.

Literally.

Well, of course, there was in the beginning, there was the survival questions of like, why me? Why is this happening? But typically, when we ask ourselves those questions, the answers that we get are not exactly empowering. You know, whatever you you suck or, you know, God is punishing you, whatever it is. But.

Well, of course, there was in the beginning, there was the survival questions of like, why me? Why is this happening? But typically, when we ask ourselves those questions, the answers that we get are not exactly empowering. You know, whatever you you suck or, you know, God is punishing you, whatever it is. But.

Well, of course, there was in the beginning, there was the survival questions of like, why me? Why is this happening? But typically, when we ask ourselves those questions, the answers that we get are not exactly empowering. You know, whatever you you suck or, you know, God is punishing you, whatever it is. But.