In January and February, I shared my struggles with my son and the bank for a reason. Too often, people think life coaches, bloggers, podcasters, etc., have their lives under control. However, even celebrities and veterans are challenged by unexpected changes. 

Our job is to continue to educate ourselves, move on, and share this knowledge. Read on to see what I mean.

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Recently, I received a $2,400 scholarship to continue my education to be certified as a mental health coach. I had to apply for it and was blessed to be selected. (Understand this. More often than not, we have to show up and try for opportunities in order to be considered.)

The course required a large commitment of time. So far, I have invested 81 hours to complete all the material. And that’s just the first segment!!

The last four hours focused on a subject that’s extremely hard to talk about. Suicide. I learned that the highest rate is among middle-aged white men, followed by seniors. This section was about how to help those who consider it. We do have influence. We only need to know how to use it.

Even if you don’t think this applies to you, tune in next month. You may be surprised!

Speaking of sharing knowledge, I was recently invited to be a guest on a podcast. You can check it out at Relationships Rule – Becoming the Best Version of YOU

If you or someone you know is struggling, contact me or call/text me at 480-684-2866. 

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