Guest - We talk today with Laki Nua of Mental Health Casual (YouTube). He shares a powerful story of his childhood, and what inspired him to reach out and deliver hope to others who need it, like we all once did. When you reach the top of the mountain, you have a choice to go on alone, or turn around and help others!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnxGcHSvrpP-MEdw7rxzy0A

Laki Nua

Mental Health Casual
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnxGcHSvrpP-MEdw7rxzy0A

Eric Almeida

Eric EFT
https://www.ericeft.com/

Whether it be your mental health journey, your career, or just personal goals, failing is not only natural but can very much be beneficial to your growth! Don't ever assume it was all for nothing, because if you can take away a lesson, and move forward into something better, than failure could be the single most important thing we do in life!

Ep. 5 - Whether it be your mental health journey, your career, or just personal goals, failing is not only natural but can very much be beneficial to your growth! Don't ever assume it was all for nothing, because if you can take away a lesson, and move forward into something better, than failure could be the single most important thing we do in life!

Rob and Crush will dive into managing addictions. We discuss past alcohol and drug addictions in our own lives, that we were able to come out of. As well as some of the more subtle ones, such as knowing when to stop eating. You know what I am talking about... those times when know you are full, but you just can't put down the schmitty pizza!

Ep. 4 - Rob and Crush will dive into managing addictions. We discuss past alcohol and drug addictions in our own lives, that we were able to come out of. As well as some of the more subtle ones, such as knowing when to stop eating. You know what I am talking about... those times when know you are full, but you just can't put down the schmitty pizza!

Scott Perry 

Creative on Purpose
https://www.creativeonpurpose.com/

Junior Vega

US Marine and Witmys Supporter

We all learn to cope with our surroundings. Bad days, break ups, depression, whatever the emotion may be. It is in our nature to learn how to traverse these uneven terrains and learn the best way each of us can get through them. But, what happens when the coping mechanisms become too empowering? Could they interfere with living a healthy life?