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Would you Choose Love over Money? I interview Cheryl Boyles who did just that
Imagine, giving up the chance to earn over 1.5 million dollars. Would you? Cheryl did just that. She chose to live for her son who was born with a disability and instead of pawning him off to a special school and give him the treatment the doctors recommended, she fought for him to have a life of normalcy and independence. She look at his treatment and growing holistically and defied the odds of him becoming a well rounded young man who is off to college.
This, however, came at a cost to her finances, life, womanhood and identity. She found that sometimes she did not know who she was and could not keep going but she rallied and sought as much support as she needed. This is an incredible story and her strength and resillience emulates so much. If you are facing any issues of parenting with or without a child with a disability, grab a cup of tea or something stronger and have a listen.
Cheryl Boyles. Retirement Income Certified Professional
"I did not do this all alone. I did the tough love, the tough research, but fate gave me the resources I would need at the right time. Do not give up hope-you have within you all you need and you are enough and its enough, though it does not always seem to be at the time. I have seen how that has come around. Define your why in life and what really matters to you. I tell my clients this with money and with the most underrated of all assets-time. Look for the opportunities around you that can align with your values, issues and goals. I was able to take him with to flip homes to make the money for a therapy needed or fill in work. By doing so...I have seen my son today making those choices with intent and options based on him and not what others think are best, so he is living in that world at 17-what else could I wish for after his healing?"
Reach out to Cheryl at the following email:
[email protected]
Join her facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/trulyricherwoman
Shownotes:
https://sophfree.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Cheryl-Boyles.docx
The views, information, or opinions expressed during Whine with Sophie are solely those of me or my guests and do not necessarily represent those of the world or other individuals.
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By sophieImagine, giving up the chance to earn over 1.5 million dollars. Would you? Cheryl did just that. She chose to live for her son who was born with a disability and instead of pawning him off to a special school and give him the treatment the doctors recommended, she fought for him to have a life of normalcy and independence. She look at his treatment and growing holistically and defied the odds of him becoming a well rounded young man who is off to college.
This, however, came at a cost to her finances, life, womanhood and identity. She found that sometimes she did not know who she was and could not keep going but she rallied and sought as much support as she needed. This is an incredible story and her strength and resillience emulates so much. If you are facing any issues of parenting with or without a child with a disability, grab a cup of tea or something stronger and have a listen.
Cheryl Boyles. Retirement Income Certified Professional
"I did not do this all alone. I did the tough love, the tough research, but fate gave me the resources I would need at the right time. Do not give up hope-you have within you all you need and you are enough and its enough, though it does not always seem to be at the time. I have seen how that has come around. Define your why in life and what really matters to you. I tell my clients this with money and with the most underrated of all assets-time. Look for the opportunities around you that can align with your values, issues and goals. I was able to take him with to flip homes to make the money for a therapy needed or fill in work. By doing so...I have seen my son today making those choices with intent and options based on him and not what others think are best, so he is living in that world at 17-what else could I wish for after his healing?"
Reach out to Cheryl at the following email:
[email protected]
Join her facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/trulyricherwoman
Shownotes:
https://sophfree.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Cheryl-Boyles.docx
The views, information, or opinions expressed during Whine with Sophie are solely those of me or my guests and do not necessarily represent those of the world or other individuals.