A Hero for Epileptics

Finding ways to track your daily goals is important to getting the most out of 24 hours.

You will want people who will be loyal, wanting to learn and grow and all in on the mission. You don’t want people who are not dependable, always calling out sick and late. That will not help you move the needle.

Every race, religion and sexual orientation deals with Epilepsy. It’s doesn’t care about the color of your skin or your GPA or what car you drive. All of our brains are the same and some people have to deal with disorders where a cure is not available. We need to focus on finding cures and making lives better without the layers of violence and hate that we face everyday.

We all need to take a step back and look at what’s important in life. We will realize then that money is not going to fix every problem because if it did we would have a cure for every disease out there. But we don’t! So live as best as you can, know your limitations and dream big.

The importance of going out, seizure triggers, Deadpool 2 and Memorial Day thoughts.

Keep the focus on what you are doing and don’t compare or base what you do on other people or companies. They are not spending time thinking about you, unless you are a direct competitor, so you need to build your dreams and let them do the same.

Special shout out to our podcast guest today Rebecca Moynihan. We had a little audio trouble, but getting that worked out. Also recapping the week and where we are going this Memorial weekend.

Today we are joined by our good friend Rebecca Moynihan who actually has Epilepsy genetically. She will talk about how she has dealt with the diagnosis, what she is doing to raise awareness and here future plans. THANK YOU REBECCA!

Look at everyday with gratitude and don’t let anyone take away your creative power with anger or resentment. You have to stay focused to run a non profit like A Hero for Epileptics in order for it to be successful.

Bruno joins the podcast tonight to talk about redesigning his website and why growth is always important.