Suicide Prevention Week

Hey SLAYERS, September 5 – 11th is Suicide Prevention Week and I am always honored to work with Attitudes In Reverse® in spreading a message of good mental health and suicide prevention. I was recently asked while Zooming into an AIR event what I do to combat my fear. Please find my response below:

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Good morning SLAYER! The potential for greatness lives within each of us. New blog goes up Tuesday, until then… SLAY on!

Slay Say

Good morning SLAYER! Making mistakes is better than faking perfections. New blog goes up Tuesday, until then… SLAY on!

You Become The Fears You Dwell On

Most of us have fears, but when our focus is on them we become what we fear. We invite them to take power over us and many times they become a self-fulfilling prophesy and manifest in our lives when we put too much energy into them. I’ve written before about attracting the energy we want […]

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Good morning SLAYER! It’s what we think we know that keeps us from learning. SLAY on!

Live Between Always And Never

We often live the way we always have, moving through life without thinking about the choices we’re making, finding comfort in that, thinking our way is the best way, even when we may not be getting the results we want, and keeping our mind closed to new ideas that may solve some of the problems […]

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Good morning SLAYER! Don’t ignore the truth for temporary happiness. New blog goes up Sunday, until then… SLAY on!

Reality Has Two Sides: The Grim And The Pleasant

Reality can be tough, especially now. Depending on our mindset we can focus too much on only one perspective, and even though it is typically great to focus on the pleasant, or positive, it is just as important to take a look at the grim as well, so that we are aware of the truth […]

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Good morning SLAYER! The greatest waste of time is the time not getting started. SLAY on!

Examine What You Tolerate

I used to tolerate a lot. From myself, and from those around me. Back then I would rather just let things slide than address something that was bothering me, or even harming me. Either I just didn’t want to make waves, or look bad, or, I was just too mentally exhausted to take it on. […]