Don't Wait Till Your Mother Is Dead: A 61-Year-Old's Raw Truth About Self-Abandonment & Liberation
Description
Cancer survivor and #1 Amazon bestselling author Vera Knight shares her raw truth about the quiet self-abandonment that's poisoning women's lives and relationships. After a spiritual awakening on her bathroom floor following radiation treatment, Vera completely transformed her life at 61—firing all her fitness clients, writing her book, and learning to live authentically. This conversation dives deep into how perfectionism and people-pleasing are forms of self-denial, why it's never too late to change, and how one woman's transformation can heal seven generations.
In This Episode:
- The quiet abandoning we do to ourselves while trying to keep the peace
- How perfectionism creates a poisonous persona that slowly kills our spirit
- Vera's cancer diagnosis and the bathroom floor revelation that changed everything
- Why she quit her successful fitness business in one email after 25 years
- The truth about family resistance when you start living authentically
- How energy shifts change relationships without forcing others to change
- Breaking generational patterns and healing ancestral trauma through personal work
- Why "you won't die doing the work, but you might die if you don't"
About Vera Knight: Vera is a cancer survivor, spiritual mentor, and #1 Amazon bestselling author of "Don't Wait Till Your Mother Is Dead." After 25 years as a fitness professional, she completely transformed her life at 61 following a spiritual awakening during cancer treatment.
Connect with Vera:
- Instagram/Facebook: @VeraKnight
- Website: VerasVision.com
- Book: "Don't Wait Till Your Mother Is Dead" https://a.co/d/ajkhVKq
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