It’s extraordinary how far belief can take you, featuring Caroline Casey

Caroline Casey knows what it’s like to live a life pretending to be something you’re not—in her case, she hid the fact that she was legally blind to climb the corporate ladder. But once she realized she could ask for help and still believe in herself, she found she was capable of great things, including reaching goals no one thought were possible for her.   Too often we believe the negative, inaccurate labels given to us by others, or we only see our weaknesses, leading us to doubt our true strengths. We all have limitations, of course, but fear and doubt can create limitations that don’t need to be there. Caroline’s incredible journey reminds us that the power of belief in oneself can transform any life story.   Watch the full clip here, and for more info on Caroline, go to thevaluable500.com.   Don’t forget to check out today’s sponsors: Avocado Mattress – When you’re well rested, you’re healthier and happier. Avocado mattresses include 100% natural latex from tree-tapped and sustainable sources, and 100% GOTS organic certified wool and cotton, making your sleep more luxurious and healthier – for you and the planet. The Good Chocolate –  Award-winning keto-friendly, zero-sugar, bean-to-bar chocolate made in San Francisco, The Good Chocolate's mission is to remove sugar and restore cacao to its former glory as a superfood that is as healthy as it is delicious. Betterhelp - If you or your child are experiencing any sort of stress, I encourage you to talk to a licensed therapist. In fact, I believe therapy should be a resource everyone taps into. Our family has definitely benefited from it this last year that has been wrought with big emotions. Betterhelp provides online counseling and therapy services that match you with the most suitable therapist for your situation within 48 hours. Go to betterhelp.com/pgish for 10% off of your first month.   As always, I’d love to hear from you! Subscribe, leave a review, or follow PG-ish on IG @pgishparenting, or you can always find me at www.pgishparenting.com.