Caregiving has a way of introducing more moving parts than anyone prepares you for... Medications. Appointments. Symptoms. Supplements. Notes. Vitals. Devices. Emotions. What I’ve learned is this: caregiving doesn’t have to feel chaotic to be effective.In the middle of supporting my dad through an intense medical season (stage 4 cancer), simple systems have become one of the most loving tools I can offer… both to him and to myself. These aren’t about control or perfection. They’re about clarity, dignity, and peace, especially when pain or confusion shows up. Here are the systems that have made the biggest difference for us.
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I am so triggered by a story I’ve been following and I knew I had to write a post about it. This past weekend, something happened that shook a corner of the online business world and you’ve likely seen posts from friends, businesses or people that you follow about this issue. Sadly, a woman in one of the companies I’m partnered with, who is a top leader with thousands of people in her organization — had her entire Facebook account suspended without warning or explanation. The only given reason was she had violated community standards. But how?
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I've been a part of the Mastermind community for a few weeks now and I really looking forward to our Monday morning calls. Today, Dean Graziosi brought the fire with a message that cuts straight to the core of what holds most people back—and what can launch you forward so I thought I'd share his insights. Whether you're starting a business, shifting your health, or navigating a life change, these three Cs—Change, Courage, and Confidence—are your fuel for breakthrough. Let’s break them down, shall we?
Today's blog is a rather long one, God bless you if you make it to the end! When the doctors told us there was nothing more they could do, I knew I couldn’t give up. That was October 2012. My dad had just endured eight weeks of intense treatment—daily radiation, 8-hour chemo infusions, and two of the strongest drugs in oncology: one nicknamed the Red Devil, the other Bone Crusher. His body was exhausted, and yet, I believed there had to be more we could do to support his healing. We doubled down on a full lifestyle shift—removing what we could, adding in what would help, and trusting God every step of the way.
Over the years, I’ve had hundreds of people ask about my dad’s journey. Whether it’s someone walking through a diagnosis or a caregiver searching for answers, the questions are always heartfelt—and familiar: What did you do? What helped him? How is he still here? I’ve told this story so many times, always wishing I had it all written down. So now I am—starting here. In May 2005, my dad was diagnosed with both non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma as well as non-small cell adenocarcinoma lung cancer.
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