“Nobody cares. Not in the way you think, anyway. We’re so wrapped up in our own insecurities, projecting them onto the world, and here’s the truth: the world’s just not watching you the way you think it is.” – Liz Morrell

In this powerful episode, we’re joined by Liz Morrell, a Life Celebrant who has guided over 3,000 families through loss, helping them see beauty in the darkest of times. Through her stories, Liz offers a rare, honest glimpse into how facing death can actually teach us how to live. Liz dives deep into the transformative potential of grief, the illusion of judgement, and the radical healing of simply letting go.

Key Takeaways:

The Truth About Judgment: Discover why most people aren't paying as much attention to you as you think. The insight? You’re free to let go of that fear and live authentically.
What’s Coming Won’t Miss You: Liz shares a profound life lesson—whatever challenges or blessings are meant for you will find their way. Surrendering to this truth can be incredibly liberating.
Grief as a Teacher: Instead of running from pain, Liz explains the value of sitting with it. In allowing ourselves to truly feel grief, we find clarity, growth, and even joy on the other side.
The Power of Presence: Learn why stepping away from the “noise” of daily life—even if it’s just for a few moments—can help you reconnect with what’s truly important.
Embracing Light and Dark: Liz has made peace with life’s duality, understanding that both joy and sorrow hold immense value. Her wisdom on navigating both ends of the spectrum without resistance is transformative.

Why Listen? If you’re ready to confront what truly matters in life and break free from self-imposed illusions, this episode offers an unapologetically real conversation that will challenge and inspire you to live with more courage, depth, and presence.

In this, Liz references two notable works:

On Death and Dying by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross: This seminal book introduces the five stages of grief and offers profound insights into the experiences of the dying and their caregivers.
The Afterlife of Billy Fingers by Annie Kagan: A compelling narrative where the author recounts her communications with her deceased brother, exploring themes of life after death and spiritual connection.

Connect with Liz: info@lizmorrell.co.uk

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