As a former bipolar person with some PTSD, bad life events can trigger things in me long dormant. But I turn these things into positives.

This is the most powerful yet most frustrating part of bipolar, outside of the illness itself. We are forced to MAKE the job in which we can then excel.

We bipolar types have to protect ourselves from ourselves when promoting a project or seeking partners.

You've learned all you can about self help. Class is over. Time to ACT! Your bipolar manic mind might struggle with the switch.

If you haven't yet found your true purpose, you're free to kid yourself into thinking "this is just the way things are."

If you already love what you do, you're close to winning it all! Now just pick one area to market your worth and max it out!

No man is an island. Even us lone wolves. Find out how to ask for help and from whom.

Having faith in yourself is key. But your bipolar past can shape what that means to others. Our past visions of grandeur colors things.

Do you hate your job or hate being an employee? I'll help you escape either way.

Bipolar or not, undertaking a new project launches the Hero's Journey, testing your fortitude and commitment. Just begin.