What if the thing standing between you and what comes next is not something you need to add, but something you are ready to set down?
When life feels stuck, we reach for more:
But what if the way forward begins with less?
Purgatory is an in between space that allows us to let go of beliefs, behaviors, possessions that previously encumbered us. Once we have shed our excess baggage, we can welcome paradise with open arms and open hearts.
Judith Cohen and Leonid FrolovIn this one-hour pop-up, Judith Cohen and Leonid Frolov explore what we hold onto, why letting go is so hard, and what becomes possible when we finally loosen our grip. The old beliefs. The habits that once protected us. The things we keep because we always have.
This is not a lecture, and it is not a literature class. You do not need to have read a word of Dante. It is an hour to look honestly at one thing you have been carrying, and to ask a few different questions:
We cannot welcome what comes next with our arms already full.
Letting go is not about losing. It is about making room. When we release what no longer fits, we make space for what is waiting for us: new ideas, new relationships, new ways of being in our own lives. We get to meet what comes next with open arms and open hearts.
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MCC, CPCC, MSW. Judith has been a transformational coach for more than 30 years, and a psychotherapist and trainer before that. She is known in the coaching world as the coach other coaches come to, and as someone who has done the work she teaches.

CPCC, PCC, BS, MA. Teacher, facilitator, content creator, and the one who first brought the Divine Comedy into the room, with over a decade of helping people live the life they are meant to live.