ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nobody applies to become the Responsible One in a family.
It usually starts with something small. A ride to an appointment. A prescription to pick up. A form Mom doesn't understand.
Then, little by little, everyone starts calling you.
In this short solo episode, David talks about how responsibility quietly accumulates — and why the person everyone depends on can eventually find themselves wondering, How did all of this become mine?
David also explores an important distinction: being dependable doesn't mean you have to do everything yourself.
Sometimes the person who always shows up for everyone else needs someone to show up for them.
For David's book, other resources and more visit www.davidedey.com
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