Two months before entering first grade, my father had a massive heart attack.
From that moment on, I learned that I had to take care of him, my mother and later in life everyone else.
Caregivers know the feeling I’m describing.
Pouring your last ounce of physical and emotional energy into saving someone else.
Just as important is to learn to take care of yourself – your needs, emotions and priorities.
That sense of duty toward others also applies to us.
Recent Day Starters:
- Asking for Help Is Not an Inconvenience
- A Friend Never Walks Away
- When the Right Answer Is No Answer
- What Does Success Look Like?
- To Overcome Anxiety, Keep on Going
- Listen Before You Scroll
- Lack of Enthusiasm Is Contagious
- Texting is Not a Relationship
- Don’t Believe in Those Who Don’t Believe in You
- More Than One Way to See


