Influencer Marketing Will Pop In 2022 | Divij’s Den | Ep 36 If you want to know what influencer marketing trends 2022 will bring your way, you've come to the right place. Influencer marketing is already big, and it's only going to get bigger. Every year brings about new social media platforms, new types of content, and new ways brands can engage with their potential customers. The best influencers stay on top of the trends so they can offer brands what they need to shine. With the social media landscape changing so quickly, it's important that influencers leverage the hottest influencer marketing trends quickly to develop their authority and expertise, making themselves more attractive to brands. For their part, brands will want to jump on these influencer marketing trends to expand their audience, generate new leads, and earn more revenue.

After years like 2020 and 2021, in which brands found themselves scrambling to update their marketing and advertising campaigns to resonate with an audience suddenly stuck at home, 2022 offers tons of promise. Not only have businesses learned that they could operate virtually, but more and more consumers have turned to the internet to meet their eCommerce needs. And, since several traditional marketing methods were incompatible with the effects of a global pandemic, brands sought out content creators and influencers who are adept at creating reactive content. While the IPA reported a 20% decline across advertising, influencers enjoyed a 46% increase. That's huge. And it's why influencers have seen the spotlight on them grow brighter.

So, let's dive into the 2022 influencer marketing trends you can trust to keep business booming throughout the year.

1. A Greater Emphasis on Following Preferred Creators Across Multiple Platforms

Although many creators have a favorite social network, they typically operate across multiple platforms. While this isn't new, the difference now is that these creators have "super fans" who interact with them everywhere they appear.

This means that successful creators tend to have large audiences interacting seamlessly across their accounts. They aren't just Instagrammers or YouTubers, for example. Instead, they see themselves as specialist creators, showcasing their work to fans across the Web. And often, they will select the best platform for a purpose. 2. Influencers Will Become Critical to Many Affiliate Programs

Until recently, most people viewed influencer marketing and affiliate marketing as two different activities. But in reality, they are very much interrelated. Both activities involve an "outsider" promoting and encouraging their supporters to buy somebody's products. Indeed, one of the platforms, Refersion, already recognizes the connection and doubles as an affiliate and influencer platform. As our reviewer of that platform observed, "The line between affiliates and influencers is becoming increasingly blurred as influencer platforms integrate with e-commerce more and more, moving beyond simple 'awareness' campaigns to actually drive sales." 3. Continued Movement from Text and Images to Audio and Video Content

Bandwidth has improved worldwide in recent years. 5G is spreading across the globe, and fiber internet is commonplace in many countries. As a result, people are consuming more video and audio content nowadays. Creators on Twitch, YouTube, and even podcasts are becoming more influential.

My Million Dollar Morning Routine | Divij’s Den | Ep 35 A solid morning routine has long been the backbone of my self-care practice. As someone who deals with depression and anxiety, it makes a noticeable difference in my mental health (and I definitely feel an even bigger difference when I skip it). You don’t have to take my word for it, though. Therapists will be quick to tell you the mental health benefits of starting your day this way. “A healthy, low-stress, [and] focused morning routine sets the tone for the whole day,” clinical psychologist Ryan Howes, Ph.D., tells SELF.

It’s not just about being able to pat yourself on the back for following your routine like a Real Adult. Cementing some morning habits can make it easier to prioritize your mental and physical health throughout the rest of the day too. As soon as you wake up, every decision you make dips into your brain’s willpower reserves. The brain is an incredible organ, but even it has its limits, and there’s a lot of research out there that points toward our willpower being a limited resource. At some point, those reserves run dry, and it becomes a lot harder to turn down instant gratification, which may be why you find yourself skipping a cycling class you normally love after a long shitty day in favor of downing some wine at home. Of course, these willpower-depleting decisions are unavoidable; our lives are full of them. That’s where a good morning routine comes in. When we automate our mornings, we develop habits that soon feel second nature, says Howes, which may wind up cutting out some depleting activities like deciding what to eat or arguing with yourself about hitting the snooze button again. Personally, I’ve found I’m much more likely to make decisions that support my self-care and well-being when I haven’t spent the morning scrambling and stressed. Plus, a lot of activities you can include in your morning routine may be self-care all on their own.

So let’s talk about some of the things you might want to add to your morning routine. Everyone’s ideal morning routine will be different, so the suggestions on this list are meant to be starting points, not a step-by-step guide (especially because who would have time for this all???). A morning routine might also involve some creative maneuvering to implement (like waking up a little earlier to fit in some solo time before your kids wake up, or involving them in your routine somehow). Experiment with what works for you, and remember that the key is consistency. 1. Make your bed.

Yes, making your bed is technically a chore, but it can also be a deceptively simple and tiny way to make yourself feel good. The reasons are manifold: It goes a long way in making your space (and mind) less cluttered, it encourages good sleep hygiene (who doesn’t want to crawl into a freshly made bed at the end of the day?), and it might also do some surprising psychological work behind the scenes too.

2. Nail a “getting ready” order.

Remember that decision fatigue we just talked about? It’s extremely applicable to getting ready in the morning. Most of us have that bucket of things we do every morning to prepare for the day (you know, getting dressed, brushing our teeth, etc.), but you might not have it down to an exact order yet. Maybe sometimes you jump straight from the shower to doing your hair while other days you lounge around in your towel scrolling through the morning news. 3. Put off checking your phone.

Every time we check our phones—especially after a long stretch of time away, like when we’re sleeping—we invite a flood of stimulation and bullshit into our brain space. For such a tiny device, your phone holds a lot of potential stressors, like news notifications, your bank-account balance, and texts that demand your attention right now. And for many of us, once we check our phones, we’re pretty much plugged in for the rest of the day. Why not delay that just a little bit?

What The Fuck Is Web3? My NFT, Crypto, and Influencer Marketing Moves In 2022 | Ep 34 Do you ever find yourself wondering, “What is Web3?” You’re not alone. The idea is having a moment, whether you’re measuring by VC funding, lobbying blitzes, or incomprehensible corporate announcements. But it can be hard to tell what all the hype is about.

To believers, Web3 represents the next phase of the internet and, perhaps, of organizing society. Web 1.0, the story goes, was the era of decentralized, open protocols, in which most online activity involved navigating to individual static webpages. Web 2.0, which we’re living through now, is the era of centralization, in which a huge share of communication and commerce takes place on closed platforms owned by a handful of super-powerful corporations—think Google, Facebook, Amazon—subject to the nominal control of centralized government regulators. Web3 is supposed to break the world free of that monopolistic control. At the most basic level, Web3 refers to a decentralized online ecosystem based on the blockchain. Platforms and apps built on Web3 won’t be owned by a central gatekeeper, but rather by users, who will earn their ownership stake by helping to develop and maintain those services.

Gavin Wood coined the term Web3 (originally Web 3.0) in 2014. At the time, he was fresh off of helping develop Ethereum, the cryptocurrency that is second only to Bitcoin in prominence and market size. Today he runs the Web3 Foundation, which supports decentralized technology projects, as well as Parity Technologies, a company focused on building blockchain infrastructure for Web3. Wood, who is based in Switzerland, spoke with me last week over video about where Web 2.0 went wrong, his vision of the future, and why we all need to be less trusting. The following interview is a transcript of our conversation, lightly edited for clarity and length. WIRED: As I understand it, the idea of Web3 at its most basic level is that the current setup, Web 2.0, is no good. So before we talk about what Web3 would entail, how would you describe the problems with the status quo?

Gavin Wood: I think the model for Web 2.0 was much the same as the model for society before the internet existed. If you go back 500 years, people basically just stuck to their little villages and townships. And they traded with people that they knew. And they relied on, broadly speaking, the social fabric, to ensure that expectations were credible, were likely to actually happen: These apples are not rotten, or this horseshoe doesn’t break after three weeks.

And that works reasonably well, because it’s difficult and very time-consuming and expensive to move between towns. So you have a reasonably high level of credibility that someone is going to stick around and they don't want to be exiled. But as society moved into something larger-scale, and we have cities and countries and international organizations, we moved on to this weird kind of brand reputation thing. We've created these powerful but regulated bodies, and the regulators, in principle, ensure that our expectations are met. There are certain statutory requirements that, to operate in a particular industry, you must fulfill. This is not a great solution, for a few reasons. One of them is, it's very hard to regulate new industries. The government is slow, it takes a while to catch up. Another is that regulators are imperfect. And especially when they work closely with the industry, oftentimes there's a bit of a revolving door relationship between the industry and the regulator.

Another is simply a regulatory body has very limited firepower. It's how much money the government puts into it. And so necessarily, regulation is going to be patchy. They will be able to regulate maybe the biggest offenders but they aren’t able to retain a really strong influence all the time everywhere. And of course, the regulators and the laws differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

Camilla Colbro Speaks On Forehead Surgery and Reality House | Divij’s Den | Ep. 33 About

Social media influencer and TikTok content creator who rose to fame by posting a variety of videos on her camillacolbro account. She has more than 470,000 followers on the platform.

Before Fame

She worked as a professional model prior to finding an audience on TikTok. She still models and keeps an archive of her work on Instagram.

Trivia

She made a series of viral TikToks about her experiences with plastic surgery. One of said videos was viewed more than 4.5 million times in a month.

Family Life

She has a brother. She has two children, Dorien and Owen.

Associated With

She has created music set to royalty-free music composed by Kevin MacLeod. Camilla Coleman Brook, 26, from North Carolina, hid forehead under fringe

Underwent forehead reduction surgery after feeling conscious for decade

The two-and-a-half hour operation, costing $6,958 moved her hairline, and reduced the size of her forehead by 3cm

Four days after going under the knife, she revealed her post-op forehead, explaining that her hairline was shaved and will grow back over the scar

Shared information about the procedure on TikTok, where her videos went viral A woman who hid her big forehead underneath a fringe has spent $6,958 (£5,000) on a surgery to reduce it by 3cm.

Camilla Coleman Brooks, 26, from North Carolina, spent years with a fringe to disguise her 8.5cm forehead. The average female forehead is around 6cm in the US. The two-and-a-half hour operation moved her hairline, and reduced the size of her forehead by 3cm.

An incision was made along the marked area of the forehead and hairline and the surgeon carefully cut out the area marked for removal before joining the top incision with the forehead incision. 'I used to look in the mirror and all I would see was a huge forehead,' explained Camilla. 'When I was younger I would always style my hair and notice how big it looked.

'For the last few years I've hid it under a fringe or a hat. I am so happy with the results now that I've had the surgery.

'I didn't need the procedure to make me happy, but I love how I now look.'

Camilla used to hide her forehead underneath hats and fringes and felt incredibly self-conscious about it.

'No one really bullied me for it but it was something I didn't like,' she said. 'Having surgery was something I wanted to do for myself. It wasn't that I didn't like how I looked, I just wanted to be more proportional.'She underwent surgery in February 2021 at Zeeba Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio, which involved removing skin from her forehead to decrease it in size.

'My forehead used to be 8.5cm and now it is 5.5cm,' she said. 'It's an amazing difference.'

Camilla had to wear a bandage for a few days after the surgery and has a scar and swelling from the incision. The model has received some negative comments from her decision to have surgery but stands by having the operation.

'It's my body,' she said. 'I think people are so shocked by it because it is something they haven't heard of.'

She is open with her children Owen, four, and Dorian, seven, and believes that we should be able to do what we want with our bodies.

Biggest Business Lessons From 2021 | Divij’s Den | Ep 32 I found five key takeaways that apply not only to operating a business under pandemic guidelines but also to moving forward.

1. People Are At The Heart

This first takeaway seems so obvious. After all, we rely on people to work in our businesses. We wouldn’t even have a business to operate if we didn’t have people to serve. The more we can position ourselves to care for the people who make up our teams, our vendors, our suppliers and our communities, the more our businesses benefit.

When we truly care for people, it shows in everything that we do. Likewise, people want to support those who support them. As a result, making people a priority in your business tends to pay off. One example that I always like to point to is Chick-fil-A. The company treats its employees well and provides them with great benefits. As a result, it seems to attract the best and brightest in its industry. Just as they do for their team members, Chick-fil-A franchisees often go above and beyond for their patrons and the communities they serve. When you combine this culture of caring for people with a consistently great product, the results are apparent.

2. Cash Is King

I have often spoken of the importance of keeping cash in reserve. Many business owners keep a personal emergency fund in their savings accounts. Usually, this is about three to six months’ worth of their monthly expenses. However, if we understand the importance of having a financial safety net within our own lives, why do so many of us neglect it in our businesses?

Last year is a perfect example of why we need to have cash beyond our normal operating cash flow. Having enough cash on hand to weather any crisis for at least three to six months could determine whether your business makes it. In fact, it could even be the difference between whether it thrives or merely survives. If you don’t have a cash reserve built up for your business, make this a priority.

3. Ensure That You’re Scalable

Typically, the organizations that really thrived during 2020 were those that were scalable. I’ve often touted the benefits of scalability, and last year provided us with a prime example of the need for it in our businesses. When businesses are scalable, they can quickly change to meet the level of demand. They have extremely high levels of efficiency and can expand or decrease their output through creative scheduling or by hiring just a few more people. However, a pandemic isn’t the only reason business owners should strive to make their companies scalable. A scalable business typically has greater value to prospective investors and buyers. This is because scalable businesses, from what I’ve seen, are usually not reliant on their owners to coordinate their daily operations, and they have proven systems in place that enable them to be easily duplicated.

Ray Kroc recognized the value of scalability and became one of the most successful restaurant franchisers of all time.

4. Technology Is The Future Of Business

Whether you love it or hate it, you might as well embrace it. Technology is the future of business. Over the past year, we’ve seen drastic increases in the remote workforce, e-commerce and digital marketing. In fact, with 42% of the U.S. labor force working from home full time, 2020 showed us that the traditional brick-and-mortar office space isn’t as necessary as it once was.

U.S. consumers produced the largest online shopping day in history on Cyber Monday 2020, spending an incredible $10.8 billion. With numbers like this, it’s no wonder that many businesses invested more in digital ad spending — particularly social media and paid search — last year. Businesses that embrace technology place themselves in the best position to capitalize on this growing share of the market.

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YouTube channel creator HoomanTV who found more than 10.5

Hooman Nouri is one of the most popular social influencers in the internet world. Hooman Nouri is one of the most popular social influencers in the internet world. He is a YouTuber who is famous for doing prank videos on his channel, where he has millions of views.

Hooman TV Biography

He started his YouTube Journey in 2014. His first video was “Public Prank-Sexy Salt Shaker”. Many of his social experiment series, especially the shampoo prank went viral and got Million of views.

Before becoming a YouTube, he used to work as production assistant at a show named L.A Girls and he also played a minor role there. Hooman was featured on the cover page of ‘Now’ Hip Hop Magazine in October 2014.

After that he started his own YouTube channel where he uploaded videos related to pranks. Some of his videos especially Gold Digger & Shampoo Prank went viral and got millions of views.

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TIKTOK STAR ELLIOTT NORRIS SPEAKS ON DAVE CHAPPELLE | Divij’s Den | Ep 30 Dave Chappelle's latest Netflix special may have attracted a barrage of criticism from the LGBTQ community, but there is another group that he has offended that no one mentions:

The long list of iconic Black comics who affirmed gender nonconforming people or were members of the LGBTQ community themselves.

Richard Pryor was bisexual and raised money for a gay rights organization. Moms Mabley,' who was the first Black female standup comic to go mainstream, was a lesbian.

Cross-dressing Black men have created some of the enduring comic characters in Black comic history, from comedian's Flip Wilson's sassy "The Devil Made Me Do it" character of "Geraldine" to Tyler Perry's "Madea."

Black comics have indeed peddled their fair share of harmful stereotypes about LGBTQ people. Eddie Murphy, for example, unleashed a blistering series of homophobic slurs in his early standup routines -- performances for which he's since apologized. But the stage has been one of those few places in the Black community where LGBTQ members had some measure of freedom to be themselves -- or to escape the cruelty they faced in the outside world. Chappelle has taken some of that space away.

"There's a long tradition of trans and non-gender conforming performers in our history, from the Harlem Renaissance throughout our performing history,'' says Marlon M. Bailey, author of "Butch Queens Up in Pumps: Gender, Performance, and Ballroom Culture in Detroit."

This is what gets lost in the controversy over Chappelle's comments in his latest standup film, "The Closer." Much of the attention has focused on the content of his jokes. Chappelle joked about trans women's genitalia and told a story about beating up a lesbian woman. And then there's the fallout. Netflix employees and supporters demonstrated Wednesday to protest the streaming company's reaction to complaints. GLAAD, the LGBTQ media advocacy organization, also condemned Chappelle's comments in "The Closer."

It's easy, though, to forget with all the focus on Chappelle that there were Black comedians who took big risks to affirm LGBTQ people, and to be honest about their own sexuality. There is a generation of moviegoers who only know him through the insipid Hollywood movies he starred in like "The Toy." But Pryor was a different performer on the comic standup stage: fearless, unpredictable, profane. And honest about his bisexuality.

In 1977, Pryor headlined a gay rights fundraiser where he talked on stage about enjoying sex with a man. Pryor's bisexuality was well-known among his friends, though some who were close to him still deny that he was gay.

Moms Mabley, another Black comic great, was so open about her sexual identity that she was known as "Mr. Moms" off the stage, some say.

Other Black performers like entertainer and actress, Josephine Baker, who was dubbed a "radical bisexual performer and activist, and Ma Rainey, the blues singer dubbed the "Mother of the Blues," upended gender tropes. Rainey sang openly about lesbian relationships and cross-dressing in the early 20th century when homosexuality was seen as a form of mental illness. In her 1928 song, "Prove it on Me Blues," she sang:

"I went out last night with a crowd of my friends,

It must've been women, 'cause I don't like no men.

Wear my clothes just like a fan,

Talk to the gals just like any old man."

From Geraldine' to RuPaul

Chappelle may have problems with trans women, but Black audiences have traditionally embraced Black male comics who create gender bending characters in dresses.

And so do many contemporary Black male comics. It's almost a rite of passage for a Black male comic to create a female persona or stage character. The entertainer and author Tyler Perry built his entertainment empire on the ample bosom of "Madea," the down-home, wise-cracking Black matriarch. RuPaul has a huge following.

ASTROWORLD TRAGEDY & JAY Z CLEARED IN $67 MILLION LAWSUIT | Divij’s Den | Ep 29 Houston police chief debunks rumor about Astroworld security guard, who says he was not drugged but was hit on the head The investigation into the deadly tragedy at the Astroworld music festival could "take weeks, possibly months," Houston Police Chief Troy Finner said Wednesday.

Calling for public officials to refrain from speculation, Finner said investigators were focused on "timelines," noting that festival organizers were informed that police were conducting CPR on victims while the show was still going.

In a subsequent statement to the press, Finner said he meant to add that "it was at that time our HPD personnel told personnel in charge of the event to shut down the performance."

Speaking Monday, Finner also debunked an early, viral rumor that — one he himself had amplified: that a security guard had been "pricked" with an unknown substance prior to the "mass casualty event."We did locate that security guard," Finner said. "His story is not consistent with that. He said he was struck in his head and went unconscious."

"He said no one injected drugs in him, so we want to clear that part up," he added.

Finner had earlier in the week asserted that medical staff had detected "a prick" in a guard's neck similar to one that "you would get if somebody was trying to inject."Finner said investigators had concluded there were "two mosh pits" near the stage.

A security planning document from festival organizer Scoremore indicates that employees were instructed to prepare for a number of emergency scenarios — but not the possibility of a stampede.

The Houston police and fire departments were both involved in the security planning for the festival, the Associated Press reported, with Chief Finner revealing this week that he had met with Scott himself before the fatal episode to discuss safety concerns.

In a testy exchange with reporters on Wednesday, Finner said that to him did not constitute a "special relationship" with the star. HOUSTON — Panic and then desperation spread through the crowd of 50,000 mostly young people just as the popular hometown rapper they had come to see, Travis Scott, took the stage Friday night. It came like a wave, an unstoppable movement of bodies that could not be held back.

Some collapsed. Others fought for air. Concertgoers lifted up the unconscious bodies of friends and strangers and surfed them over the top of the crowd, hoping to send them to safety. Others shouted out for help with CPR and pleaded for the concert to stop.

It kept going.

In the end, eight people died, ranging in age from 14 to 27, according to city officials. Hundreds more were treated for injuries at a field hospital at the concert venue, the NRG Park in Houston, or at local hospitals. Among those treated at a hospital was a 10-year-old child. The event appeared to be one of the deadliest crowd-control disasters at a concert in the United States in many years. Similar episodes have occurred at venues around the world, during performances of all genres of music, including an electronic dance music festival Germany in 2010 at which 18 people were trapped and crushed, and a 1979 Who concert in Cincinnati where 11 people died as concertgoers rushed the entrance. But the deaths in Houston had a particularly devastating impact at a time when the rapture of live events was being felt following months of pandemic restrictions.

“Young people with bright futures — those were the people who were at the event,” said Lina Hidalgo, the top executive for Harris County, which includes Houston.

She and other officials at an afternoon news conference struggled to explain what had taken place the night before. “Perhaps the plans were inadequate, perhaps the plans were good but they weren’t followed, perhaps it was something else entirely,” she said, calling for an independent investigation.

TikTok’s Rising Star ASHYIZZLE Makes Buku Money | Divij’s Den | Ep 28 Ashley is a well known TikTok star and Model from the United States. Ashley has roused millions with her innovative thoughts and quality content. She is one of only a handful of exceptional TikTok stars who acquired millions of followers adherents instantly. She is considered as one of the well known powerhouses. She is known for her Looks, adorable grin, Style, and Amazing Personality. She is additionally famous for her eye-getting Instagram pictures and Videos. She has an enormous fan following. TikTok has one of the world’s most prominent calculations with regards to finding capable people and one such skilled individual is Ashley. She is among one of the most moving characters in TikTok. You will be before long seeing her in Modeling shoots. She is fundamentally well known for parody video cuts, moving recordings, and performs lip-adjusts on TikTok (Musical.ly). She normally shares her in vogue outfits and demonstrating photographs over her Instagram. We walk you through with regards to her. Look at her Wiki, Age, Family, Facts, and then some.

She additionally underwrites different Brands and teams up with different powerhouses. She is very well known for her displaying recordings and photographs on Instagram. She Loves to make IGTV recordings. Look at her presentation.

She Loves to make Reel recordings. Look at her presentation. She Loves to make Tiktok recordings. Look at her exhibition. She is a Fashion Enthusiast. Her Instagram is brimming with selfies.

She is a food darling.

Want to get more followers on TikTok? You've come to the right place. Here, we're going to show you how to grow your TikTok followers with 11 simple things you can do right away. With more than 100 million monthly active users in the United States alone, TikTok is a great platform to focus some marketing attention on—especially if your target audience falls solidly into the Gen Z and Millennial markets.

TikTok is one of the newest social media platforms and despite having gotten its start in 2016 (more than four years ago), 2020 was a banner year for the platform. As a global pandemic kept people indoors and away from their friends, Tiktok skyrocketed in popularity. And it seems the novelty of the platform hasn't worn off. In fact, as the platform continues to grow, the user base continues to include users outside of the platform’s target Gen Z demographic, first expanding to Millennials and then becoming increasingly popular among Gen X and Boomers (though the Gen Z and Millennial bases are still the most represented).

Ready to grab the attention of the more than 800 million TikTok users worldwide? Let's get started! Fortunately, there are several ways to grow your TikTok followers in 2021:

Identify your target audience

Leverage TikTok trends

Educate your followers

Use hashtags effectively

Cross-promote your videos

Post on TikTok at the right time

Create and participate in TikTok challenges

Engage with other TikTok creators

Use user-generated content

Try a TikTok growth tool

Include a call to action

Let's take a closer look at these tips to grow your TikTok followers so you can start implementing today!

Identify Your Target Audience

One of the most important things to do if you want to grow your TikTok followers is to identify your target audience. Like other social media platforms, TikTok users cover multiple demographics, locations, and niches. The type of content that works well for one group might not resonate with another group. So, before you start creating a TikTok marketing or TikTok influencer strategy, it's important to find out what your target audience is doing on the platform.

Mental Health Is The Answer To EVERYTHING | Divij’s Den | Ep 27 On today’s podcast we talk about mental health, our experiences dealing with mental health issues, and things we do every day to help improve our mental health. What Is Mental Health?

Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood.

Over the course of your life, if you experience mental health problems, your thinking, mood, and behavior could be affected. Many factors contribute to mental health problems, including:

Biological factors, such as genes or brain chemistry

Life experiences, such as trauma or abuse

Family history of mental health problems

Mental health problems are common but help is available. People with mental health problems can get better and many recover completely.

Early Warning Signs

Not sure if you or someone you know is living with mental health problems? Experiencing one or more of the following feelings or behaviors can be an early warning sign of a problem:

Eating or sleeping too much or too little

Pulling away from people and usual activities

Having low or no energy

Feeling numb or like nothing matters

Having unexplained aches and pains

Feeling helpless or hopeless

Smoking, drinking, or using drugs more than usual

Feeling unusually confused, forgetful, on edge, angry, upset, worried, or scared

Yelling or fighting with family and friends

Experiencing severe mood swings that cause problems in relationships

Having persistent thoughts and memories you can't get out of your head

Hearing voices or believing things that are not true

Thinking of harming yourself or others

Inability to perform daily tasks like taking care of your kids or getting to work or school

Learn more about specific mental health problems and where to find help.

Mental Health and Wellness

Positive mental health allows people to:

Realize their full potential

Cope with the stresses of life

Work productively

Make meaningful contributions to their communities

Ways to maintain positive mental health include:

Getting professional help if you need it

Connecting with others

Staying positive

Getting physically active

Helping others

Getting enough sleep

Developing coping skills Mental health refers to cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. It is all about how people think, feel, and behave. People sometimes use the term “mental health” to mean the absence of a mental disorder.

Mental health can affect daily living, relationships, and physical health.

However, this link also works in the other direction. Factors in people’s lives, interpersonal connections, and physical factors can all contribute to mental health disruptions.

Looking after mental health can preserve a person’s ability to enjoy life. Doing this involves reaching a balance between life activities, responsibilities, and efforts to achieve psychological resilience. Conditions such as stress, depression, and anxiety can all affect mental health and disrupt a person’s routine.

Although the term mental health is in common use, many conditions that doctors recognize as psychological disorders have physical roots.

In this article, we explain what people mean by mental health and mental illness. We also describe the most common types of mental disorders, including their early signs and how to treat them.