Rituals and Realities: SB Rawz on Death, Grief and Personal Growth

The Teaching Journeys Podcast

In this episode of The Teaching Journeys Podcast, host Dave Roberts interviews S. B. Rawz, a coach who emphasizes personal growth through understanding inner turmoil and establishing positive change. The conversation delves into Rawz's background, her approach to coaching, and the importance of rituals and core values in overcoming life's challenges. Rawz shares her thoughts on grief, death, and the meaningful connections that arise from loss. She also discusses her projects such as the Substack 'Death Plus Stuff' and 'Grief Nooks,' which aim to disrupt the taboos surrounding death and provide accessible coaching. The episode emphasizes the significance of being present, embracing life's messiness, and contributing to positive world change.

SB's Bio and Contact Information

SB Rawz (she/her) is a coach for people who sense that the work of positive world change – whatever that means to each individual – starts inside, in the messy inner humanness, and with one’s relationship with themself. In her 11 years of coaching, this has looked like everything from exploring strategies to cope with procrastination to co-creating pathways down which folks find more of themselves, and more to appreciate (even love) about themselves. Along the way, clients have made career changes, started or grown businesses, and improved relationships with folks in all their various circles. SB (or you can call her Rawz, if you prefer) is a lifelong tinkerer; among her current projects are the substack death + stuff, weekly silent gatherings called Grief Nooks, her interactive zines at Humaning, and whatever she happens to make from her seasonal farm share. More on all at https://rawzcoaching.com.

Site: rawzcoaching.com

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sarahbrawz

death + stuff: https://deathnstuff.substack.com/

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