What happens when you become the head of household at 9 years-old with four siblings, a disabled brother, and a mom with ALS? That is exactly what happened to our guest, Aaron Garrett. Join us to hear about his life story and how this tremendous amount of responsibility has impacted his relationships, his work life, and his relationship with money.
Part one of this episode features an incredible discussion with Claudia Cauterucci, Psychotherapist and Dynamic Meditation Speaker, and Co-author of the book, Humanity in Diversity. (I am a co-author as well!)
Check out the book here:
https://www.amazon.com/Diversity-Humanity-Creating-Harmony-Workplace/dp/B0C1JDQLVM
Join us as we navigate topics around the responsibility and beauty of being an empath, what it is like to not fit the labels people place on you, and what it means to be a mindful parent.
Claudia's workshops, including the Empath Leader Workshop she talks about during this episode, can be found at: https://claudiacauterucci.com/
Be sure to download the podcast worksheets from today's episode, including your joy list.
If you have ever felt responsible for anyone else - siblings, employees, a project at work, or even your parents - this episode is for you. What does it mean to stand on the shoulders of the people who came before us - our parents, family members, ancestors, siblings? We are exploring the pressure and duty of "being first" and what comes with being the responsible one in your family, at work, or in your personal life. And how does responsibility conflict with being able to feel joy in your childhood or adulthood? You'll learn how to create your own personal "joy list."
