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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2025 · 16 MIN

7 Things YOU CAN DO great as Caregiver, with no Talent, Skill or Experience

from Helping.Mom · host Terry, Army Vet & Caregiver

Contact Helping.Mom (we don’t spam) 7 Things you can do GREAT as caregiver that require NO talent,skill or experience.  1. Being present, I’m Here (posters of GIs on walls at Dachau)   2. Making Effort, doing something to help. The way people can do it for years is because it is so gradual. Same as serving a prison sentence. Or getting through school.  3. Having Positive Attitude, thinking on bright side. Focu on what I can do, not should have done. Not my failures but fact you are today. I get stuff from store. I emptied a closet. Paid all bills.  4. Learning from Mistakes, then not repeating. There IS a dumb question in life—in fact 3 of them: one you don’t res to ask because you can figure it out; the one you’ve asked already; asking your boss to repeat himself because you’re not listening.   5. Figuring things out, thinking way through  6. Anticipating next need, with preparation. Alabama: the next right thing.  7. Tough skin. Resolve. Stamina. Hatred of losing. Desire to win. Not be beaten. Faith. Hope. At some point they’re all the same. Having Strong Work Ethic, make it through day Please send your ideas to [email protected] 

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