Season 4 Episode 2
💛In this deeply moving conversation, Danielle Green opens up about a lifetime of people-pleasing, shrinking herself for love, and carrying emotional loads far heavier than anyone ever saw. Through a powerful story involving something as small as a vacuum cleaner, Danielle reveals the truth so many women live every day: it was never about the vacuum — it was about years of self-abandonment, unspoken needs, emotional exhaustion, and the fear of not being worthy of love unless you’re constantly giving.
Together, we walk through the deeper meaning behind her emotions using The Signature Fish Story framework — identifying where she is, what she’s feeling, and how God is inviting her into a new season of worthiness, strength, and grace.
This episode will speak straight to the heart of any woman who has ever carried everything for everyone at the cost of herself.
About Today’s Guest — Danielle Green
Danielle Green is a respected attorney, advocate, and founder of Exceptional Children Special Education Advocacy LLC, where she supports parents and children navigating the complex world of special education. She established her organization in 2019, driven by her personal journey advocating for her own son and her belief that every child is exceptional and deserves individualized support.
She also hosts the upcoming podcast Navigating Special Education, where she provides clarity, education, and empowerment for parents ready to fight for their children’s needs.
Danielle is a member of the Massachusetts Bar, the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA), and the Special Needs Advocacy Network (SPAN). She serves on a school board, volunteers as a Special Education Surrogate Parent, provides presentations on special education topics, and previously assisted with editing the book Wrightslaw: Special Education Law.
Connect with Danielle:
Website: www.forexceptionalchildren.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/exceptionalchildrenadvocacy?igsh=bmF1dWNhMXg5ZDJ3&utm_source=qr
What Listeners Will Hear in This Episode
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