Mental Health

Avoiding difficult situations, tough conversations, and defending your comfort in the name of mental health will make you weak. Someone who is mentally healthy has solid boundaries, a firmly planted identity and actively exercises the emotional muscles needed in life.  


Taking a “Mental Health” day is fine as long as you aren’t avoiding something hard.


Leveraging the excuse of “Mental Health” to avoid discomfort is cowardly at best. A mentally healthy person doesn’t perpetuate fragility.


Next time the hill gets steep and slippery, don’t misunderstand it for a threat to your mental health. It’s an opportunity to put your grippy boots on, grab your walking stick and climb the damn hill.

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