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Who Are We Without the Titles? Learning to Be Instead of Always Doing | Generations Woven Podcast

Episode 2: Who Are We Without the Titles? So much of a woman’s identity is wrapped in what she does for others. Mom. Wife. Manager. Caretaker. Fixer. Provider. But what happens when the titles fall away? This episode invites you to pause and ask a deeper question: Who are you underneath all of it? Welcome to Generations Woven, where the voices of three generations blend into one tapestry of truth, laughter, love, and life. In this conversation, we explore how titles can shape us, protect us, and sometimes quietly erase us. We talk about the moments when life forces change, whether through divorce, motherhood, empty nests, career shifts, or seasons of stillness, and how those moments become invitations to rediscover who we truly are. This episode is about identity beyond performance. Worth beyond applause. And learning to be instead of constantly doing. Through honest storytelling and generational wisdom, we unpack what it means to reconnect with your core when roles shift, expectations fade, and the noise quiets. Whether you feel lost, invisible, evolving, or curious about what’s next, this conversation meets you right where you are. — Timestamps 0:00 Welcome to Generations Woven with Tasha, Nerina & Judy 0:12 Who Are You Without the Titles? Identity Beyond Roles 0:55 Nerina on Feeling Invisible and Rediscovering Herself 1:21 Divorce and Single Motherhood: Rebuilding Your Identity 2:35 Who Are You When the Music Stops? Finding Yourself After Loss 3:46 The Moment You Realize You Will Be Okay 4:16 “What If Nothing Is Wrong?” Letting Go of Pressure and Fear 5:29 Tasha on Living on Autopilot and Asking “What’s Next?” 8:20 Judy on Being a Single Mom of Five and Survival Mode 9:21 Human Doing vs Human Being: When You Disappear in the Roles 10:09 Empty Nest and the Silence That Forces You to Find Yourself 12:12 Self Worth When Nobody Is Clapping 13:26 Be Do Have vs Do Be Have: Redefining Success 14:45 How to Create Stillness: Scheduling Time for Prayer, Meditation, and You 15:58 The Oxygen Mask Rule: Why Self Care Comes First 17:57 Final Reflection: What Is Still True About You Without the Titles? — Quotable Moments Nerina: “I wore divorce like a label before I learned it was an invitation to rediscover who I really was.” Judy: “I was so busy doing that I forgot how to just be.” Tasha: “You can’t pour into anyone else if your own tank is empty.” — Reflection Invitation If everything was stripped away today, the roles, the job, the expectations, what would still be true about you? That answer is your thread. Hold onto it. — Start Your Inner Work Many of the themes in this episode are woven throughout our Invisible Threads Workbook, a guided 10 day experience designed to help women reflect, release, and rebuild with intention. → Digital Download: https://generationswoven.com/ols/prod... → Physical Copy: https://generationswoven.com/ols/prod... — Join the Generations Woven Community Women ages 18 to 100 come here for connection, honesty, and growth. If this episode stirred something in you, stay with us. We are building a space where women reconnect with themselves and with each other. ✔️ Follow and subscribe ✔️ Join our email list ✔️ Share this episode with a woman who needs it ✔️ Come grow with us one honest step at a time ✔️ Submit your Listener Story: https://forms.gle/TGXhQJpsgYGQp8Na6 All links: https://linktr.ee/GenerationsWoven Website: http://www.generationswoven.com TikTok:   / generations.woven   Facebook:   / 17nxmvemm9   No matter how many roles you’ve played, you are more than what you do. You are still you. — Legal Disclaimer As we close today’s episode, remember this space is for storytelling, encouragement, and honest conversation. We are not providing professional medical or mental health advice, as we are not licensed providers. If you need additional support, please connect with a qualified professional. We are cheering for you, and we’re grateful you’re here.