Rebecca Del Pozo & Colin Cameron

Rebecca Del Pozo's Journey from Adopted Child to Millionaire Real Estate Mom Sometimes the most beautiful stories begin with what looks like an accident. At 18, Rebecca Del Pozo applied for non-identifying information about her biological family - standard procedure for adoptees in Canada. What came back was supposed to be scrubbed of any identifying details. But someone forgot to remove one crucial piece: her biological mother's last name. That "mistake" led to a reunion that would heal two families and set Rebecca on a path to helping thousands of others discover their own worthiness.

In this episode of The Anna Jinja Show, Rebecca shares: ✨ How being told she was "extra special" from age 3 shaped her entire worldview ✨ The moment she realized her learning differences were actually superpowers
  ✨ Her journey from adoptee to adoptive mom - and the full circle it created ✨ The simple affirmation practice that transforms everything 

Plus, don't miss: Colin Cameron's haunting original song "Window Pane" - a masterpiece about time, change, and finding heaven "when we're all in one place."

The Most Powerful Two Words You'll Hear: "I am." Rebecca reveals why these two words, followed by your truth, can rewire your entire life. "When your own voice, when you hear your own voice saying those powerful truths, over time, you'll start believing it."

Perfect for you if: You've ever felt like an outsider looking for belonging You're building something meaningful while raising a family You want to transform challenges into competitive advantages You believe our stories have the power to heal others.

Whether you're an adoptee seeking connection, an entrepreneur building something meaningful, or simply someone who's ever wondered if you're "enough" - this conversation offers both inspiration and practical tools for transformation.

Creative Content: Song

Window Pane 
By Colin Cameron

Verse 1:
Chandler is asleep
He’s got baseball in his dreams
Threw a quarter out the window
Cause I’ve got all I’ll ever need
Yeah, it’s hard to really know
Who we’ll be and who we won’t
Ain’t it funny how things keep changing?
Ain’t it funny how they don’t?

Chorus:
So, 
Despite the grey hairs and lines on my face
I’ve come to know
That heaven is when we are all in one place

Verse 2:
Now Ryan is a dad
Does his best to be what he never had
And Joel’s a dad too
Ain’t it funny how we do the things we do?
Chandler’s got a job
Gives advice from some classic book he got
Ain’t it funny how things keep changing?
Ain’t it funny how they’re not?

Chorus:
So, 
Despite the grey hairs and lines on my face
I’ve come to know
That heaven is when we are all in one place
And by the grace of God 
Or something divine
I never have to worry too much
‘Cause if our well runs dry
I think we’ll be fine
Because I know we won’t be without love
(So,) 
(Despite the grey hairs and lines on my face)
(I’ve come to know)
(That heaven is when we are all in one place)

Verse 3:
I’ve got a woman, her heart is gold
She says she’ll love after I’m old and gone
When I am cold, and when I am lost
She shows me home
In case I forgot

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