Win The Day with Fred Curtis

Knowing your love language is good. Knowing the why behind them is better.

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If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts or depression, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Line at 1-800-273-8255.

Letting time simply run its course will not help you heal from trauma and heartache. Being intentional about feeling your pain, confronting it, and learning from it will. Alas, time does not heal all, but taking the time to heal does.

For more resources, visit us at www.relentless.love

To support our work, consider making a contribution or purchasing merchandise.

You can also support by purchasing our newest release, I’m NOT Okay, Thanks for Asking, directly from our site, via Amazon, or wherever books are sold.

If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts or depression, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Line at 1-800-273-8255.

Elections do have consequences, but there's no need to actively spend the day fretting. Here are a couple tips to help you win an anxiety filled election day.

It's easy to think we should be hyper productive because we're at home more than we've ever been, but that's not true. Prioritizing rest and relaxation right now is more vital than ever.

Sheltering in place is merely uncomfortable for most of us, but for some, it is harmful and dangerous. Today, please join me in uplifting, praying for, and checking on those that are victims of abuse during this time of isolation.

Today we discuss the need to acknowledge pain and fear yet counter it with the hopeful understanding that we have are more than conquerors.

Fred discusses the purpose behind this podcast, provides insight on why we shouldn’t compare our journey’s to others, and gives us two things to focus on as we weather this pandemic.