We’re so excited to share this blog post from our newest care partner Michael Lewis of Family Legacy Financial Solutions. He brings a fresh, and very important, perspective about the financial aspect of caregiving. When I first got the call to step up as a caregiver for a loved one, I was completely lost. It […]
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“Gol-e Yakh,” or “The Ice Flower,” is a cherished Persian nursery rhyme that beautifully illustrates resilience and the quiet strength that blooms even in life’s harshest conditions.
Last night I slept poorly—the kind of restless night that leaves you groggy and unsteady in the morning. But as I sat with my journal today, I noticed something surprising: I felt good. Not because I was rested, but because I felt the challenge. Could I make it a productive day anyway?
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I used to believe that being a good person was about being kind and giving to others. But over the course of some years, I have come to realize the importance of allowing other people to be kind to me as well. Most of us are experts at giving kindness. When someone is ill and
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I’ve come to realize that how I start my mornings shapes the rest of my day. For years, I used to jump right into emails, messages, or the list of things waiting for me. And by mid-morning, I was already running on fumes. It wasn’t until I asked myself, “What truly fills me up? What’s my juice in the morning? that things began to shift.
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