When Audrey Guth was 50 years old, she was diagnosed with cancer. At the time she was operating a homecare agency but decided to switch directions and create a non-for-profit organization which offers complimentary childcare to mothers living with cancer. She felt uniquely positioned to help mothers undergoing the heavy demands of cancer treatments. By having this purpose, she felt that it helped her get better as well. Switching careers at any point in your life can be hard, but doing it in midlife can come with extra challenges. At a time when many women are seeking a way to reinvent themselves, Audrey's story is a powerful message for midlife women that it is never too late to learn something new and to feel that you are making a difference in the world.
In this episode of the RESILIENT PEOPLE podcast, Janet Fanaki introduces listeners to Audrey Guth, a Toronto entrepreneur and founder of the non-profit organization Nankind.
Audrey is a mother, grandmother, two-time cancer survivor and creator of multiple businesses. Her point-of-view to inspire women to make a pivot in midlife is very inspiring.
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To learn more about Nanny Angel Network, please visit www.nankind.com
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Sincerely,
Janet Fanaki