Hosted by Sandy Hebert · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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I am working to awaken a community of meaningful connection for people who are becoming—as leaders, as professionals, as humans. We never fully arrive in our lives. It is a journey not a destination. I hope this podcast supports the ongoing process of becoming and the courage and curiosity that are necessary to have authentic conversations.
Sandy Hebert hosts Becoming in Action, a education show with 26 episodes published.
This week on the podcast, I’m joined by my cousin Kerry for a conversation about recovery, grief, leadership, creativity, and the long process of becoming yourself again. What started as a reconnection between cousins tu
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In this Real Life, Real Work episode, we explore what happens when someone else’s anger or distress activates our own nervous system. Why do some of us rush to reassure, reframe, fix, or smooth things over the moment emo
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So many of us build lives that look right on paper before we stop and ask ourselves: But does this actually feel like me? In this episode, my friend Sarah shares the winding path that took her from psychology student to
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I went for an early morning walk in Napa and ended up at a literal dead end. Standing there, I realized something that completely reframed how I think about change, failure, uncertainty, and identity: I am not the dead e
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Content Note This conversation includes discussion of addiction, alcoholism, recovery, and emotional struggle. Please listen with care if these topics are sensitive for you. Chris made one choice at 22 that changed the t
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She built her career by being the one who said yes. Yes to more responsibility. Yes to filling gaps. Yes to doing whatever it took to make things work. And it worked… until it didn’t. In this episode, I walk through the
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This episode includes discussion of trauma, sexual assault, self-harm, suicide attempts, and serious illness. Please listen with care. In this episode, I sit down with Katy to talk about motherhood, family, and the unexp
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What happens when you’ve carried too much for too long? What does it look like to keep showing up on the outside while everything is unraveling on the inside? In this deeply honest conversation, I sit down with Evan, a f
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Comparison can quietly erode confidence at work. You start second-guessing yourself, staying quiet in meetings, and assuming everyone else has more to offer. In this episode of Real Talk, Real Work , we unpack how compar
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When answers don’t come easily, how do you know when to keep pushing? In this deeply moving episode, Laurie shares the story of knowing something wasn’t right with her son, Grant, even when symptoms were subtle, tests we
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What if the moments you feel the most emotional are actually the moments where growth is happening? In this episode, I share what it’s looked like for me to shift from a definition of growth rooted in learning to one roo
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In this first Real Life, Real Work episode, I talk about what really happens when we try to strip the “human” out of hard conversations at work. So many of us have been taught to separate our work self from who we are ev
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There are seasons in life when we’re just trying to keep up. And then there are seasons when we realize, we’re actually building something. In this conversation, I sit down with Kathy, a mother of four, recent law school
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If you listened to the last episode and found yourself sitting with some uncomfortable questions, this is for you. This is a short, 5-minute centering practice for those moments when your mind is racing, when you’re feel
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There’s a question I’ve been sitting with lately: Does this even matter? In this episode, I’m unpacking something that has been quietly driving a lot of my thoughts, emotions, and reactions over the past few weeks… my ne
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In this conversation, I sit down with Emily Crosby, former collegiate athlete, higher education leader, and now entrepreneur and founder of Throw & Co, to explore what it really looks like to outgrow a path that once fel
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At some point in midlife, something quietly shifts. From the outside, life may look exactly the way it was supposed to. You’ve built a career. You’ve shown up for your family. You’ve carried responsibility for years. But
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Some people know from a young age who they are meant to be. For Mary, that identity was always tied to art. Growing up in Timmins, Ontario as the only girl in a family rooted in the lumber industry, Mary found early refu
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Criticism is one of those words that carries weight before we even understand why. It tightens our chest. It makes us brace. It whispers, you messed up… you’re not enough… you failed. But what if criticism isn’t the enem
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In this episode, I sit down with Holly, a woman who proves that confidence isn’t something you wait for, it’s something you build through action. With no formal training in construction, Holly taught herself how to finis
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