Brandon Bornancin talks about coping with his mother's long-term Alzheimer's and choosing solutions over victimhood. He emphasizes resilience, gratitude, and staying proactive to make the most of life when facing loss.
This is an example of finding solutions, not problems. I could have sat there and weeped for a day, a week, a year, a decade, and said, what was me? I'm a victim. Life is over. Like, or I could look at the situation and appreciate and be grateful and realize all of these different gifts. Like, dude, life is short. Leverage every second. Like my mom passing, you know, and she had Alzheimer's since I was 21 years old. Finding solutions, not problems, is like finding the answers and being grateful and happy that you're alive because there's a solution for everything as long as you're positive and you're looking for that opportunity.
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