It's HERTIME with Cody Sanders
Aug 11, 2026 · 56 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail At some point, life changes all of us. Maybe you've experienced the loss of someone you love, divorce, burnout, a frightening…
Cristi BundukamaraGuest
Cody SandersHost
It's so much, Christy, you've gone through so much, but what a beautiful gift you're giving to the world that you're taking these traumas and you're You're helping others to be able to handle life changes, life's unexpected events that can happen to each and every single one of us.

They don't have to look the same, but oftentimes they can affect us very similarly.

You know, I hear a lot from women, you know, especially, like you said, in midlife.

I don't know if that's the time of life that all of a sudden things like this tend to happen, right? I don't know why that is, but not always, but you get what it's more common.

Like your mom telling you, you should journal, right? You're like, yes, this is a good, or I should positive thinker my way through this.

And so that's why I want to have this conversation because your framework is going to help us to know how to just even make sense of it in a way, if that's even possible.

But do you know what I mean? Like you're able to look at it and then try to have these tools that can help you work your way through it.

I just wonder too, even before we dive into all of that, just because I, as I'm hearing your story and I'm just so impressed with your strength and your resilience and everything.

I wonder, did you ever feel the pressure, you know, especially with the type of career, you know, your profession and everything else from others or even from yourself? Did you ever feel the pressure to just move on, though, before you were ready, before you felt ready? I

think that there has been stages of, like... feeling like I needed to have answers before I had answers.

It's so much, Christy, you've gone through so much, but what a beautiful gift you're giving to the world that you're taking these traumas and you're You're helping others to be able to handle life changes, life's unexpected events that can happen to each and every single one of us.

They don't have to look the same, but oftentimes they can affect us very similarly.

You know, I hear a lot from women, you know, especially, like you said, in midlife.

I don't know if that's the time of life that all of a sudden things like this tend to happen, right? I don't know why that is, but not always, but you get what it's more common.

Like your mom telling you, you should journal, right? You're like, yes, this is a good, or I should positive thinker my way through this.

And so that's why I want to have this conversation because your framework is going to help us to know how to just even make sense of it in a way, if that's even possible.

But do you know what I mean? Like you're able to look at it and then try to have these tools that can help you work your way through it.

I just wonder too, even before we dive into all of that, just because I, as I'm hearing your story and I'm just so impressed with your strength and your resilience and everything.

I wonder, did you ever feel the pressure, you know, especially with the type of career, you know, your profession and everything else from others or even from yourself? Did you ever feel the pressure to just move on, though, before you were ready, before you felt ready? I

think that there has been stages of, like... feeling like I needed to have answers before I had answers.
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