Please note this episode has a few swear words - not much but some profanity.
What if kindness wasn’t about being liked, but about being real? In this episode of The Quiet Rebellion, I’m joined by Jennifer Walter of The Scenic Route podcast for a deeply thoughtful conversation about reclaiming wild kindness — the kind that honors boundaries, embraces honesty, and makes space for rest and discomfort.

We talk about how kindness and niceness aren’t the same, why saying “no” can be the kindest response, and how rest can be a radical, healing act. Jennifer shares insights on:

• The difference between performative niceness and authentic kindness
• Building the courage to say no without apology
• Allowing anger and compassion to exist side by side
• Rest as resistance and community care
• Practicing boundary-setting in everyday life

This episode is full of practical encouragement for anyone who’s tired of people-pleasing and ready to live more intentionally. It’s a conversation about showing up for ourselves—and others—in a way that’s honest, bold, and rooted in care.

If you've ever struggled with overcommitting, self-sacrificing, or shrinking to fit expectations, this one's for you.
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