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Movember is Ending, the Dialog Must Continue – An OBVIOU5 Voice - Episode 16
Movember is Ending, the Dialog Must Continue – An OBVIOIU5 Voice - Episode 16
Quick Movember update. We are at $400 currently donated to my page. Just to give you a quick reminder of the Movember contest that I am running right now. If I can get to $1,000 donated, then I will be shaving my head. If I can get to $1,500 donated, then I will be shaving my head and roll in the snow in my boxers. If I can get to $2,000 donated, I will shave my head and I will roll in the snow in my boxers, and get my chest waxed.
All right, so we've got five days left, five days. What we need to do is we need to make sure that we use these last five days, and we keep going, keep the conversation going. But after these five days are over. Don't stop the conversation, be that person be that advocate. Talk about mental health, talk about testicular cancer. Talk about prostate cancer.
Parenting
Our children learn from us. They see what we do and they mimic it. And if we do it over and over again, it becomes part of their life and their values, and the way that they develop as adults. So, we need to step up and we need to make sure that we are better role models for our children.
Mental Health
Today, I want to reach out to everybody that does suffer from depression, because this is your turn to turn it around and help other people, confusing as that sounds. We're going to be going into another lockdown here right away, and when we do, many people that don't suffer from depression or never have, they're going to start to feel these feelings and they have no idea how to deal with them. So, all of us that have to fight every day through this mental illness, then we need to show support to them. We need to show them that we understand.
Dapper
Getting into a full-fledged argument and yelling and screaming at somebody because you know what getting your argument across doesn't mean getting louder. Okay. You can't get louder, they're not going to listen, they stop listening. So why don't we have intelligent conversations adult conversations we listen to the other people's sides. We try to understand where they are coming from and what they see. And then we explain our sights. And who knows, maybe we can come to a mutual understanding. Maybe we can't. And that happens
Dad Tip of the Day
You are not weak, people like us. We're brave. We're the ones who get up and face our worst fears, every day. We keep fighting. Keep fighting. Be strong. Every morning that you wake up and you fight that battle. Keep fighting, because I know it's hard. I struggle. I try and put my best foot forward. We're the brave ones that fight every single day and we wake up every single day, and we move on to the next day. Every day is difficult. Don't think about next week. Don't think about Christmas. Think about tomorrow. How can we be better tomorrow. That way we can move on.
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By clay wiebeMovember is Ending, the Dialog Must Continue – An OBVIOIU5 Voice - Episode 16
Quick Movember update. We are at $400 currently donated to my page. Just to give you a quick reminder of the Movember contest that I am running right now. If I can get to $1,000 donated, then I will be shaving my head. If I can get to $1,500 donated, then I will be shaving my head and roll in the snow in my boxers. If I can get to $2,000 donated, I will shave my head and I will roll in the snow in my boxers, and get my chest waxed.
All right, so we've got five days left, five days. What we need to do is we need to make sure that we use these last five days, and we keep going, keep the conversation going. But after these five days are over. Don't stop the conversation, be that person be that advocate. Talk about mental health, talk about testicular cancer. Talk about prostate cancer.
Parenting
Our children learn from us. They see what we do and they mimic it. And if we do it over and over again, it becomes part of their life and their values, and the way that they develop as adults. So, we need to step up and we need to make sure that we are better role models for our children.
Mental Health
Today, I want to reach out to everybody that does suffer from depression, because this is your turn to turn it around and help other people, confusing as that sounds. We're going to be going into another lockdown here right away, and when we do, many people that don't suffer from depression or never have, they're going to start to feel these feelings and they have no idea how to deal with them. So, all of us that have to fight every day through this mental illness, then we need to show support to them. We need to show them that we understand.
Dapper
Getting into a full-fledged argument and yelling and screaming at somebody because you know what getting your argument across doesn't mean getting louder. Okay. You can't get louder, they're not going to listen, they stop listening. So why don't we have intelligent conversations adult conversations we listen to the other people's sides. We try to understand where they are coming from and what they see. And then we explain our sights. And who knows, maybe we can come to a mutual understanding. Maybe we can't. And that happens
Dad Tip of the Day
You are not weak, people like us. We're brave. We're the ones who get up and face our worst fears, every day. We keep fighting. Keep fighting. Be strong. Every morning that you wake up and you fight that battle. Keep fighting, because I know it's hard. I struggle. I try and put my best foot forward. We're the brave ones that fight every single day and we wake up every single day, and we move on to the next day. Every day is difficult. Don't think about next week. Don't think about Christmas. Think about tomorrow. How can we be better tomorrow. That way we can move on.