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Eat the Damn Cake: What a Death Doula Can Teach Us About Living Fully What if talking about death could actually help us live more meaningful, joyful lives? In this deeply human episode of Humanity 2.0 , host Vanessa The Vivacious reconnects with Britna, a death doula whose work sits at the intersection of compassion, planning, storytelling, and presence. Together, they explore humanity, self-discovery, and the often-avoided reality of death, not as something to fear, but as

One of the greatest aspects of humanity is that there is not one person like one other person. We are shaped by our experiences, feelings, and the impact of other humans upon us. While some of us are rooted in kindness, others in malice, there is a fundamental hope for the good in humanity. We spend our lives searching for the humanity in one another, and at the same time we become examples of humanity. Despite the selfish or egotistical things we do in the name of humanity,

It's the beginning of a new year, and there is so much to be hopeful and grateful for. It's customary to look back and think about where you've been. They say in order to find out where we're going, we have to look back and make peace with what was. In doing so, we're set up for a wonderful year ahead. What will this year look like for you? Will you say what you want to say? Do what you want to do? A lot of pressure, but very exciting. For Humanity 2.0, the new year includes

Humanity has the quiet power to become something breathtaking. When we choose empathy over ego, curiosity over fear, and connection over division, we create a world that feels more alive, more honest, and more kind. The future of humanity isn’t built by perfection, it’s shaped by small, brave moments of love, listening, and showing up for one another. For example this tree. This tree should not exist. The tree was never planted and yet here he is, here Cecil is.