In this intimate conversation, Danielle Rousseau shares her journey of moving from the high-stakes world of critical care nursing into the softer, slower rhythms of Cronehood. She speaks about the hunger for validation, the quiet wisdom found in friendship, and the courage it takes to reclaim visibility after years of invisibility. From her “Gang of Bandits” coffee shop sisterhood to her deeply personal astrology and tarot practice, Danielle embodies the balance of empathy, boundaries, and soft power. Listeners will find themselves nodding along as she reflects on people-pleasing, finding peace, and the permission to say no without apology.Key Topics CoveredThe importance of validation in midlife and beyondFinding support and belonging through her “Gang of Bandits”The transition from high-adrenaline nursing to softer rhythms of retirementBoundaries, empathy, and the practice of soft powerPeople-pleasing and the courage to say noStorytelling, astrology, and tarot as tools of self-discoveryMaintaining peace as a non-negotiable practiceDanielle reminds us that visibility, validation, and peace don’t just appear — they’re practices. After you listen this week, I invite you to reflect: Where are you still bending yourself into a pretzel for others, and where can you say no to honour your own peace? Share your reflections with me on Instagram @crone.rising.podText me if you want to be a guest - or with feedback!Crone Rising is for every woman who’s done being quiet and done being small. We’re not here to fade. We’re here to rise — unapologetic, unmuted, and unmissable. Connect with Lee Currie Subscribe, share, and leave a review if Crone Rising resonates. Your voice matters.

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