October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, encourage important conversations, and recognize the impact breast cancer has on individuals and families. This week’s Monday Brief guest knows firsthand how a diagnosis can change your perspective.
First diagnosed at 38, Mia is facing breast cancer again at 44. Her experience has shaped how she talks with clients about serious health issues, financial protection, and coverage options after a diagnosis. Having been on the other side of these conversations, she understands why it matters to raise difficult questions early.
First diagnosed at 38, Mia is facing breast cancer again at 44. Her experience has shaped how she talks with clients about serious health issues, financial protection, and coverage options after a diagnosis. Having been on the other side of these conversations, she understands why it matters to raise difficult questions early.
We also talked about what has kept Mosaic strong for seven years, including the discipline to call an audible when an idea isn’t working. And Mia shared an email from her uncle that she printed on her first day as a 24-year-old agent and has carried to every office since:
“It is imperative that we are in control of our own destiny, and it only takes activity and passion to take care of people.”
Whether a family faces an unexpected loss or prepares for a dignified retirement, both are central to our work.
Mia, thank you for your vulnerability and for all you do for this profession.
Together, we are Finseca.