Overview

Debbie Weiss opens up about her 40-year caregiving experience, the wake-up call that led to her prioritizing self-care, and the mindset shifts that changed her life. She offers valuable insights for solo moms and caregivers who feel like they're constantly starting over and struggling to find balance.

Key takeaways from this enlightening conversation:

• The importance of recognizing and addressing caregiver burnout
• How a simple weekend getaway can spark a journey of self-discovery
• Practical tips for adding joy to your life through small, manageable steps
• The power of gratitude in shifting perspective and finding fulfillment
• Strategies for overcoming a victim mentality and taking control of your life

Debbie also shares her personal struggles with fertility, raising a child with special needs, and losing her husband - experiences that have shaped her resilience and compassion. Her story serves as a reminder that it's never too late to prioritize your own well-being and pursue your dreams.

Discover how to:

• Implement a simple gratitude practice that can transform your outlook
• Identify and embrace the small joys in your daily life
• Shift your mindset from victim to empowered individual
• Make time for self-care, even with a busy schedule

Whether you're a solo mom, a caregiver, or someone feeling stuck in life, this episode offers hope, practical advice, and inspiration to help you reclaim your joy and purpose.

Remember, as Debbie says, quoting Glinda the Good Witch: "You've always had the power, my dear, you just had to learn it for yourself."

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