I Don't Want The Life I Worked For (Cassidy Gard)
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I Don't Want The Life I Worked For (Cassidy Gard)
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When she was 18 years old, Cassidy Gard became a reader of my blog, Ramshackle Glam. Nearly twenty years later, we're peers -- and both writing about burnout, motherhood, and what happens when the life you built stops making sense. In her twenties, Cassidy was chasing the dream: red carpets, national TV, access, visibility — the version of success we were all taught to want. By 30, everything cracked: grief, isolation, panic attacks. From there, her life took a turn she never could have planned — including a solo road trip to Montana, buying a cabin on six acres, and completely rethinking what success actually means. In this episode, we talk about: The early internet era (NonSociety, blogging, YouTube) and how we learned to “be a brand” before it had a name Why burnout isn’t about overwork — it’s about misalignment The difference between being ambitious and being in survival mode Postpartum rage, resentment, and the invisible labor no one prepares you for Sobriety, relationships, and how your environment shapes your life Why reinvention often feels like failure before it feels like freedom This is not a tidy transformation story. It’s a conversation about what breaks — and what gets rebuilt.