Sometimes I Miss Who I Used to Be

No Edits Just Life

This week’s episode is for the woman who’s growing, healing, evolving—and quietly grieving the version of herself she had to leave behind.

Kiwanis gets real about the unspoken part of becoming: missing who you used to be. From the carefree girl with big dreams to the softer version of you that hadn’t been bruised by life yet, this episode is a tender reminder that growth and grief can coexist.

You can be proud of who you’re becoming and still miss who you were. And that’s okay.

Key Takeaways

• Growth doesn’t cancel out grief—you can feel both at the same time.
• Missing your old self doesn’t mean you’re ungrateful—it means she mattered.
• The versions of ourselves we outgrow still deserve to be honored.
• You’re not failing if you sometimes feel heavy during your healing.
• Becoming the woman you are now is built on the dreams of who you used to be.

Episode Resources

• 📝 Need space to process your growth and actually see your wins? Grab the Prosperity Planner:
Prosperity Planner Link

• 🎉 Want to help share the message of real, raw growth with others? Join the No Edits Crew Street Team for exclusive updates, behind-the-scenes access, and the chance to amplify healing in your own community:
Join the Street Team Here

• Affirmation to Repeat:

“I honor who I was. I embrace who I’m becoming. Both are worthy of love.”

Let’s Talk About It

What part of your old self do you miss the most?
DM me on Instagram @NoEditsJustLife or email [email protected] — because healing is easier when we say the quiet parts out loud.

Stay Connected

• Website
• Instagram: @NoEditsJustLife
• TikTok: @NoEditsJustLife
• Email: [email protected]

Leave a Review

If this episode made you feel seen, leave a review and send it to someone who’s navigating their own “becoming.”
Let’s remind each other that real growth is raw, layered, and absolutely worth it.