EPISODE · Apr 4, 2022 · 42 MIN
Finding Gratitude in Grief with Dara Kurtz
from The Iconic Podcast · host Jennifer Szpigiel
After being diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of forty-two, Dara Kurtz left her twenty-year career as a financial advisor to focus on writing and speaking. Today her personal blog, Crazy Perfect Life, reaches over 200,000 followers. Dara is the author of “I am My Mother’s Daughter: Wisdom on Life, Loss, and Love” and “Crush Cancer.” Dara’s goal is to use her life experiences to help people strengthen their relationships and create more happiness and joy in their everyday lives.Today on Becoming Iconic:How Dara’s cancer diagnosis was a wakeup call to lifeHow gratitude helps us navigate guiltWhat to know about moving forward in griefHow to support a loved one who is grievingWays Dara & Jen have received signs from their past loved onesConnect with Dara:FB: @crazyperfectlifeIG: @crazyperflifeWebsite: crazyperfectlife.comOrder Dara’s BooksConnect with Jen:Free Course: Manifestation in MotionInstagram: @becomingiconic Website: becomingiconic.co This show is produced by Soulfire ProductionsConnect with Jen:• Read Iconic Magazine®: becomingiconic.co/magazine• Join House of Her, our exclusive membership community: becomingiconic.co/houseofher• Watch on YouTube: @theICONICmagazine• Follow on Instagram: @iconicmagazine__
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After being diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of forty-two, Dara Kurtz left her twenty-year career as a financial advisor to focus on writing and speaking. Today her personal blog, Crazy Perfect Life, reaches over 200,000 followers. Dara is the author of “I am My Mother’s Daughter: Wisdom on Life, Loss, and Love” and “Crush Cancer.” Dara’s goal is to use her life experiences to help people strengthen their relationships and create more happiness and joy in their everyday lives. ...
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