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In this heartfelt and deeply honest episode, Žana DeVine sits down with Jessi Holley to explore "The Power of Authenticity" in the journey of healing and self-discovery. Together, they unpack the messy, beautiful process of becoming — from honoring grief and navigating isolation to embracing gratitude and finding strength in vulnerability.

Jessi opens up about her own transformative path and how embracing truth, even when it’s uncomfortable, created space for growth and connection. Žana reflects on the emotional weight of communication — not just what we say, but *how* we say it — and how tone can either bridge or break understanding.

If you’ve ever struggled with showing up as your full self or felt pressure to heal quickly, this conversation offers real, grounded encouragement to give yourself grace and grow at your own pace.

🔑 Key Takeaways:
* Why authenticity isn’t always easy — but it’s always powerful
* The unspoken power of tone in communication
* How isolation can both harm and heal
* The role of gratitude in transformation
* Honoring your feelings *without* staying stuck in them

🧠 Quote of the Episode:
"You can’t fake healing. When you’re ready to face your truth, that’s when real freedom begins." – Jessi Holley*

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Jessi Holley: IG: @everybodycantgoconvospod
Žana DeVine IG: @zanahospitality | Linked In: Zana Devine

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Do you ever wonder why some people dream bigger, set bolder goals, or see possibilities you’ve never imagined?
In this eye-opening episode of Everybody Can’t Go Convos, we break down the powerful role of exposure — to culture, travel, social environments, and socioeconomic experiences — in shaping how you think, what you want, and how you pursue success.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
⏩ How cultural and life exposure expands your mindset
⏩ The connection between socioeconomic background and personal ambition
⏩ How to intentionally seek new experiences to reprogram your goals and dreams
⏩ Why you can’t dream what you’ve never seen

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Have you ever said “I’m sorry,” but realized the apology didn’t repair the damage you caused? Or maybe you’ve been on the receiving end—hearing the words, but still carrying the pain. In this powerful episode of Everybody Can’t Go Convos, we’re diving deep into the truth that some apologies aren’t enough—and what real healing and accountability look like when words fall short.

We unpack:
- Why apologies often fail to fully address emotional harm
- The difference between intent and impact
- What it really means to take responsibility for your past actions
- How to begin repairing trust without expecting immediate forgiveness
- When relationships can’t be restored—and how to find peace with that

This episode is for anyone navigating past mistakes, rebuilding relationships, or struggling to forgive where there’s still pain. Whether you’re trying to heal or be healed, this conversation will challenge you to go deeper than just saying “sorry.”

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