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I am as guilty as anybody is , I’m sure, who sits down at their computer with a stated goal in mind, and before you know it you are clicking away at links that catch your eye and you have all but forgotten what you were going to do in the first place. When you think about it, you may have developed some goal in life — be it … Read More . . . → Read More: Have a Mission in Life — Then Track Your Web Time To See Your Progress! Those of you who have been following my blog — and those of you who may just have arrived– should know that my biggest theory about what is happening to us as a society in the … Read More . . . → Read More: We Must End the Stigma of Mental Illness
I have five rules I have developed over the years that help keep my depression at bay. If I break any one of the rules, I’m at risk of having a depressive episode — and for me there is nothing at all in life that is worse than one of these episodes or even compares to how low these put me on the mood scale. And, they have seemingly gotten deeper and more painful if … Read More . . . → Read More: Five Ways I Deal with Depression The famous inspirational business writer Napoleon Hill wrote 16 lessons about how to succeed in business. One of them focused on how you THINK as a person. He was so convinced you could “think” yourself to any degree of success he wrote a second book called “Think and Grow Rich”. If somebody wrote a book about addicts and how they think, the title might be something depressing like “Think and You Will Discover You Have … Read More . . . → Read More: Addicts or Depressives and Self-Destructive Thinking I had heard Tony Curtis was recovering when I was still partying hard — and then he came into Bar One with two gorgeous blondes on his arm one night. We partied together for a bit, but what was kind of funny, as I had never met him before that, Jamie Lee was the first girl I ever held hands with –for two hours straight. … Read More . . . → Read More: Tony Curtis Dies – Led Many Happy Years in Recovery A very common heart problem is called an “arrhythmia” — in fact I am fairly sure I read somewhere that upwards of 15% of people or more experience heart arrhythmia at some point in their life. “Cardiac arrhythmia” is a term that encompasses a whole bunch of different conditions that can occur when the electric circuitry of the heart muscle is thrown out of whack and results in one’s heart beat becoming too fast or … Read More . . . → Read More: Don’t Die Crying — When the moment arrives, how will YOU feel? |
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