EP. 14 THE MENTAL MINDSET OF A SINGLE MOTHER (RELATIONSHIP SERIES PART I) The earliest relationships we have set the foundation for who we are. There is no stronger bond than the bond between mother and child, the basis of this relationship plays a major role in the tools that we have for the success of healthy, balanced, optimal living. Join me in this spirited, transparent conversation as I speak with my Special Guest Vernita Whitaker-Naylor an Author, Philanthropist, Business Owner, Diversity and Inclusion Specialist and My Mother, about her first formative relationships, her transitions and mindset form a youth to a single mother and how she feels currently about her sacrifices for greater good.
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