I had a conversation with a friend recently, and I’m writing this post for her. But, it might help you too…

I’m writing this blog post because I care about you deeply and I’m concerned about the challenges you’re facing. I know it’s not easy to hear, but I believe it’s important to address these issues head-on.

Your children are your greatest treasure, and I know you want the best for them. However, it seems that currently, you’re struggling to provide adequately for their needs. This is especially concerning when it comes to your youngest daughter’s nutrition. The possibility of her ending up in the hospital due to malnutrition is a serious wake-up call. You’ll be forced to change when she ends up in the hospital!

I understand that you feel comfortable in your current job, but comfort shouldn’t come at the expense of your family’s well-being. A better job could provide the resources you need to ensure your children are well-fed, clothed, and cared for. It’s natural to feel apprehensive about change, but sometimes it’s necessary for growth and improvement.

Your hesitation to develop additional income sources is understandable. Fear of failure can be paralyzing. However, by not trying, you’re denying yourself and your family potential opportunities for a better life. You ask, what if it doesn’t work? What if I fail? Remember, failure is not the opposite of success; it’s a part of the journey towards it.

Your current situation won’t improve unless you take active steps to change it. This means stepping out of your comfort zone, facing your fears, and making difficult decisions. Again, your fear of change and failure is holding back you and your children’s future.

Consider this:

• Prioritize your daughter’s health by consulting a nutritionist or pediatrician.
• Explore job opportunities that could better support your family.
• Look into part-time or freelance work to supplement your income.

Remember, you’re not alone in this. I’m here to support you, and there are resources available to help you navigate these challenges. Your strength and resilience have brought you this far, and I believe in your ability to overcome these obstacles.

Change is never easy, but it’s often necessary for growth and improvement. Your children’s future depends on the decisions you make today. Take that first step towards change, and you might be surprised at how much can improve.

I’m here for you, ready to help in any way I can. Let’s work together to create a brighter future for you and your children.

With love and support,

Jorge.