In this deeply honest and transformative episode, Jenn Greenhut shares a story that began in quiet emotional suppression and perfectionism—and evolved into a journey of awakening, trust, and healing. As a young elite gymnast training for the Olympics, Jenn was conditioned to dismiss her emotions, believing that worth was only found through flawless performance. She trained intensely, travelled globally, and learned to disconnect from her needs—until a knee injury forced her out of the sport. That moment, she now says, was her body making the decision she couldn't. Years later, she poured her heart into building a family, enduring three rounds of IVF and facing the crushing weight of disappointment, self-blame, and loss. And just when she thought she had no more to carry, she was diagnosed with stage IV cancer—with no warning signs. The news shattered her. She feared she was dying, and her mental health sank into a quiet depression masked by outward functioning. But something shifted. When a compassionate doctor explained that becoming pregnant would have put her life at risk, Jenn realized that the very thing she had seen as a personal failure—infertility—was actually protecting her. What once felt like life punishing her was, in truth, it was life saving for her. That realization sparked a new lens of gratitude. She began leaning into what remained, rather than what was missing. She pivoted from fear to faith, from despair to trust. Cancer, she says, became her healer. She began to understand that even the darkest days hold the gift of being alive. Her story is a powerful reframe on survival, identity, and the internal superpowers we all carry. Her key message to the listeners is: life is always working out even if it feels it isn't; sometimes we just don't know why things are happening in the moments it is happening; always believe in the power of the thought that life is working for you—this will help you grow, learn, evolve to be your best self; you can bring yourself back to love and light.
Guest Bio:
Jennifer Greenhut is a stage IV triple-negative breast cancer survivor, speaker, and author who discovered that love, gratitude, and trust were her greatest superpowers to heal. Her experience of becoming cancer-free just months after her diagnosis inspired her to create Pinch Me, a simple mindset practice that helps people stay present and remember that life is always working for them, even when it doesn't feel that way. She also co-authored Everyone Needs a Larry with her husband, sharing their journey of love, marriage, and resilience while navigating cancer together.
As the founder of Love, Zero Negative, Jenn built an intentional lifestyle brand dedicated to spreading love and igniting self-worth through fashion and advocacy. Through The Zero Negative Foundation, she supports cancer patients directly with its Chemo Love Tote program and contributes to cancer research. Whether through her writing, speaking, or foundation, Jenn is on a mission to turn negatives into positives, empowering others to embrace self-love, gratitude, and the possibility of healing.
Passionate about: Jennifer shares Love, Zero Negative—an intentional lifestyle and accessories brand designed to spark self-worth, empowerment, and love. Proceeds from every purchase go directly to The Zero Negative Foundation, which gives back to cancer patients through Chemo Love Totes and emotional support. After receiving so much support herself, Jenn created this brand to pay it forward and remind others they're never alone.
Explore the mission: www.lovezeronegative.com
URL for shoutout:
Foundation: https://www.zeronegativefoundation.org | The Zero Negative Foundation
Where to find me:
Website: https://www.lovezeronegative.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovezeronegative
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lovezeronegative
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lovezeronegative
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifergreenhut/