It’s okay to be where you are.

Recently I’ve experienced the loss of a loved one by sudden death through suicide. In the past, the feelings of guilt, anger, and helplessness that come with this experience would have darkened my spirit for months. Through Genius I learned that perspective is everything. I focus on love, gratitude, and self-compassion. It’s okay to be where you are.

It’s okay to be where you are.

I became a better person, a better mom, a better leader, a better wife.

Genius gave me a place to feel more at home and not so alone.