Those who care for others are invaluable.
The caretakers are those who make life better for others. As women, we often default to being the caretaker in lots of situations.
When you are the caretaker, we remind you to keep yourself in mind. This not only takes care of those you care for, but the caretaker herself. Reducing stress in stressful times is the number one priority that a caretaker can do that truly benefits everyone and is much needed in our world. Our experts discuss how tough times affect us and what to do to be proactive.
This episode’s experts will share how to prepare for tough times in caring for others.
Featuring Conscious Justice & Rev. Lee M Atherton
Our experts share their advice for women leaders and speakers:
Conscious says “the greatest impact is to make it relatable in order to connect to the core of the individual. To use yourself as the example restores confidence within that they too will or can also be triumphant.”
Rev. Lee shares “Sure, death may seem far away, but none of us truly know. Be prepared for any trauma or medical crisis that may come at any age by taking time to contemplate and document things like what you want your loved ones to know, how you want to be treated, how comfortable you want to be (what is comfort for you?!), and so much more. Don’t leave your loved ones guessing your end of life wishes; instead give them peace of mind.”
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Conscious Justice – Servant is a Spiritual Advocate. She works with Abused women and Foster children, she inspires others to release the anger of past traumas, forgive themselves and others and accept that it’s all part of the divine plan that sets you up for your mission.
Rev. Lee M Atherton is an End-of-Life and Resilience Coach. She helps people who are dying, grieving, or encountering death in the workplace navigate the white waters of death and grief. You can learn more about Lee at https://coachrev.com/
Our Host and Producer is Laura Rubinstein, Certified Hypnotherapist, Digital Media & Marketing Mentor and Business Transformation Strategist. Follow her blog here: http://TransformToday.com