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In this episode of the Blue Collar Future podcast, host Jaden Robinson discusses the topic of mental health in the trades industry, particularly during the winter months. He highlights the challenges faced by blue-collar workers during this time, including increased stress and the impact of seasonal affective disorder. Jaden provides five tips to combat these issues and improve mental health: start working out, reduce alcohol consumption, maintain a consistent schedule, make time for personal hobbies and activities, and set goals to look forward to. These strategies can help individuals in the trades industry navigate the winter months and improve their overall well-being.
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(0:02:18) - Discussion on the impact of winter on mental health
(0:04:34) - Tips to combat seasonal depression and improve overall health
(0:07:07) - Importance of working out and staying physically active
(0:09:01) - Addressing the misconception that manual labor replaces the need for working out
(0:11:59) - Personal experience and benefits of consistent workouts
(0:13:36) - Negative impact of excessive alcohol consumption on mental health
(0:14:42) - Alcohol is not helpful, cut back and drink responsibly.
(0:15:09) - Consistency with schedule helps reduce anxiety and depression.
(0:16:46) - Wake up at the same time every morning to establish routine.
(0:17:42) - Working out in the morning helps alleviate anxiety and depression.
(0:18:18) - Take time for yourself and engage in activities you enjoy.
(0:19:23) - Have goals and hobbies to provide purpose and fulfillment.
(0:21:47) - Start working out, quit excessive drinking, be consistent, enjoy hobbies.
(0:23:09) - These tips are especially helpful during cold, dark times.If you like this episode, subscribe and share! Also leave a rating and review, it helps out a ton.
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You can follow us on instagram @bluecollarfuture and @jadenrrobison.
If you're interested in a website, visit @robison_web on instagram or www.robisonweb.com
Find workouts and supplements hereIn this episode of the Blue Collar Future podcast, host Jaden Robinson discusses the topic of mental health in the trades industry, particularly during the winter months. He highlights the challenges faced by blue-collar workers during this time, including increased stress and the impact of seasonal affective disorder. Jaden provides five tips to combat these issues and improve mental health: start working out, reduce alcohol consumption, maintain a consistent schedule, make time for personal hobbies and activities, and set goals to look forward to. These strategies can help individuals in the trades industry navigate the winter months and improve their overall well-being.
Key Takeaways:
Quotes:
Timestamps:
(0:02:18) - Discussion on the impact of winter on mental health
(0:04:34) - Tips to combat seasonal depression and improve overall health
(0:07:07) - Importance of working out and staying physically active
(0:09:01) - Addressing the misconception that manual labor replaces the need for working out
(0:11:59) - Personal experience and benefits of consistent workouts
(0:13:36) - Negative impact of excessive alcohol consumption on mental health
(0:14:42) - Alcohol is not helpful, cut back and drink responsibly.
(0:15:09) - Consistency with schedule helps reduce anxiety and depression.
(0:16:46) - Wake up at the same time every morning to establish routine.
(0:17:42) - Working out in the morning helps alleviate anxiety and depression.
(0:18:18) - Take time for yourself and engage in activities you enjoy.
(0:19:23) - Have goals and hobbies to provide purpose and fulfillment.
(0:21:47) - Start working out, quit excessive drinking, be consistent, enjoy hobbies.
(0:23:09) - These tips are especially helpful during cold, dark times.If you like this episode, subscribe and share! Also leave a rating and review, it helps out a ton.
Join our exclusive community here
You can follow us on instagram @bluecollarfuture and @jadenrrobison.
If you're interested in a website, visit @robison_web on instagram or www.robisonweb.com
Find workouts and supplements here