Tag Archives: gratitude

Common Misconceptions That Lead to Caregiver Guilt vs Reality:

Posted on June 12, 2025 by msw blog

“Others are doing better than I am.”Reality: You only see part of their story. Set achievable goals and lean on your team. “I treated them badly before I knew the diagnosis.”Reality: You didn’t know. Forgive your past self. “I have … Continue reading →

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Windshield: Be Purposeful About Your Future

Posted on June 2, 2025 by msw blog

The next time you are in your car, notice that there’s a big windshield in the front and a very small rearview mirror. The reason the front windshield is so big and the rearview is so small is that what’s … Continue reading →

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Caregiver Guilt — Myths and The Truths

Posted on May 31, 2025 by msw blog

Truth: You are doing your best. Accept help and take time for yourself. Truth: Aging and disease cause decline. Your care still matters. Truth: You made the best choice you could at the time.

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curiosity

Posted on May 30, 2025 by msw blog

You believe it’s powerful to face our days with curiosity. Tell us more.  It’s when we do not have such a fixed mindset but think, What if there are things here that I don’t know? What if there are opportunities? What if … Continue reading →

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What are the 5 apology languages?

Posted on May 28, 2025 by msw blog

1. Expressing regret: “I’m sorry.” 2. Accepting responsibility: “I was wrong.” 3. Making restitution: “How can I make it right?” 4. Expressing the desire to change: “I’ll take steps to prevent a reoccurrence.” 5. Requesting forgiveness: “Can you find it … Continue reading →

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