I am excited to introduce Brooke Desir, a three-year breast cancer survivor who has not only overcome her own diagnosis but is also making a difference within the breast cancer community. Brooke's story is one of strength, resilience, and finding purpose in the face of adversity. She takes us through her journey, from the day she received her diagnosis at a relatively young age, to navigating the complexities of treatment and recovery. But it doesn't stop there. Brooke is also passionate about raising awareness and advocating for change in how breast cancer is approached. She shares her experiences with the "pinkwashing" phenomenon and how it inspired her and a group of like-minded individuals to take action. Throughout our conversation, Brooke emphasizes the importance of perspective, finding happiness amidst challenging circumstances, and the power of connecting with others in similar situations. Her insights are not only valuable for those personally affected by breast cancer but also for anyone facing their own obstacles and searching for inspiration. So, grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and get ready to be inspired by Brooke Desir and her wisdom as we dive into this heartfelt episode of Wisdom of Women! Brooke Desir's pride in her family, business, and involvement in the breast cancer community How her passions give her a sense of purpose Her business related to working with children and its positive impact on families The importance of perspective in shaping experiences Understanding that it's not always possible or necessary to be happy in certain situations The importance of sharing perspectives and finding gratitude The need for support and information for younger women diagnosed with these cancers Praising the surgeon's guidance and personalized approach Criticizing the marketing tactic of pink ribbon products that may not contribute to breast cancer causes Using social media to share stories and raise awareness for breast cancer causes Guest Bio Brooke Desir is a daughter, sister, mother, educator, and advocate. As the founder of Bebox Kids, a creative consultancy for children and families, and with over 25 years of experience, Brooke has devoted her career to designing learning experiences that shift our thinking and perspective to create a world of possibilities. She also happens to be a three-year breast cancer survivor. Her experience with breast cancer shifted her own perspective on life and deeply motivated her to share her passion for creativity with the world. Instagram: @the.brooke.desir + @beboxkids

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