My Safe Space to Overcome Overwhelm
1 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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Danielle Ralston shares how talking with someone on a call helped her manage overwhelming feelings. She describes the Hive as a safe space where she can be vulnerable without judgment.

Danielle Ralston shares how talking with someone on a call helped her manage overwhelming feelings. She describes the Hive as a safe space where she can be vulnerable without judgment.
You know, I can just be myself and let it out and then 2 minutes later be okay. And just before I got on the call, you know, you were like, how are you? And I was like, I'm okay. You're like, no, what's wrong? And I'm like, I'm just overwhelmed. Like, I have so much on my plate. And just being able to say that and talk it out, and now we're here having this conversation, and it's like I've— the overwhelm is gone. And Sometimes it's just having that space that is safe, you know, and the Hive is such a safe space.

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