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Making Wholeness Possible

Making Wholeness Possible is a podcast about emotional maturity, real-life leadership, and growing in ways that actually change how we live, work, and relate to others.Hosted by Danae Labocki and Ken Shuman, this podcast creates space for honest, practical conversations about…

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    How to Love Your Aging Parents Without Carrying It All (opens the original)

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    As our parents age, our relationship with them can begin to change in ways we may not be prepared for. We want to love them well. We want to be there when they need us. But when health concerns, difficult decisions, anxiety, and old family patterns enter the picture, it can become hard to know where caring ends and overfunctioning begins. In this episode, Danae and Ken are joined by their good friend Chad Crawford for an honest conversation about what self-differentiation looks like with aging p

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    When Other People’s Emotions Start Running Your Life (opens the original)

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    What happens when someone else’s mood, approval, criticism, or disappointment starts shaping how you feel about yourself? That’s where fusion can begin. In this episode of Making Wholeness Possible , Danae and Ken unpack the opposite of self-differentiation: fusion . They explore how fusion can show up in relationships, work, comparison, people pleasing, control, criticism, and even the way we measure our own worth. Danae shares honestly about a past friendship where she slowly began losing piec

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Staying True to Yourself When Relationships Get Hard (opens the original)

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    What happens when you know who you want to be, but someone you care about disagrees with you, gets angry, or wants you to be different? That’s where self-differentiation gets real. In this episode of Making Wholeness Possible , Danae shares a recent conflict where anxiety took over, she shut down, and afterward found herself wrestling with a familiar tension: How do I stay connected to someone I love without giving up myself just to keep the peace? Ken and Danae talk honestly about the differenc

  4. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    You Can Change the Way You Show Up (opens the original)

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    What guides the way you respond when anxiety, shame, or old patterns begin to take over? In this episode of Making Wholeness Possible , Danae and Ken continue the conversation about self-definition by exploring guiding principles: clear, intentional declarations about the kind of person you want to be and how you want to show up in the world. Together, they talk about why lasting change requires more than willpower, how to practice a guiding principle until it becomes more natural, and why diffi

  5. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Boundaries: Loving Others Without Giving Yourself Away (opens the original)

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    Boundaries can feel selfish, harsh, or like something that will create distance in our relationships. But healthy boundaries are not walls that shut people out. They help us understand where we end and another person begins, what belongs to us, and what we are no longer willing to give away. In this vulnerable conversation, Danae shares honestly about her own struggle with boundaries and what she is beginning to uncover about why they can feel so difficult. Together, they explore how boundaries

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