In this chapter, Michael Sherlock shares her emotional rollercoaster following the first failed attempt to capture Fred, a stray cat. This episode delves into the
“If you do not pay yourself first, you’ll have to go do something else to sustain yourself.” Amanda Neely When you are in the business of serving people, striking a balance between sustainability and serving is key to survival. This is according to our guest today, Amanda Neely, who having
“Book writing is very entrepreneurial and I believe more people have books inside of them, especially veterans.” Rob Campbell Regardless of the context and nature of change, to have persistent optimism when facing change is not very easy. Nevertheless, being adaptable is an attribute that comes with many benefits to
“Behavioural financial wellness means you understand what makes you tick with money, how you’re naturally wired, and work for a one size fits you approach.” Ted McLyman One of the major aspirations for individuals is financial security. In order to support the efforts towards achievement this goal, experts continue to
“When you learn what you have to do, and you understand how it works, the path of least resistance is laid before you to help move on.” Rob Lougee Access to information is a primary factor to ensuring that veterans going through tough situations receive available assistance. Our guest today
“Learning to mitigate a caregiving crisis in one’s personal life will help you be more effective and productive in your professional life.” Nancy Poland As the demand for family caregivers increases, one of the biggest challenges that comes up is the unawareness of what to do and when due to
“You can see things differently depending on how you interpret things and that influences how you respond to it.” Anita Bentata The link between healing of trauma and neuroscience is something that has received considerable attention in practice. Our guest today, Anita Bentata, has spent most of her time researching
