Ricky Shaw Media, LLC
Ricky Shaw Media, LLC
Episode #60 - Like Unhitching a Trailer and Letting it Roll Downhill
Episode #60 - Like Unhitching a Trailer and Letting it Roll Downhill
Episode #60 - Like Unhitching a Trailer and Letting it Roll Downhill
Tuesday 26th October 2021
Nick, Diane, and Jimmy explore Nick's work life and struggles with bipolar disorder, offering insights into coping strategies and mental health.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Balance: Nick's Journey with Bipolar Disorder and Work
If you're having a hard time getting up in the mornings, find something that demands your attention, because if something demands your attention and you can't find a reason to make an excuse to be somewhere, you're going to naturally build this habit which I didn't know I was capable of.
Ever wondered how someone with bipolar disorder manages the daily grind of a job? In this episode of 'The Bipolar Millennial', Nick, Diane, and Jimmy dive into Nick's work life and his ongoing battles with bipolar disorder. They share a heartfelt discussion on coping strategies, daily habits, and the addictions that have shaped Nick's journey. It's not just about Nick's struggles, though.
The trio also sheds light on the importance of tolerance, patience, and compassion in dealing with mental health issues. They discuss the challenges of communicating with loved ones who might not fully grasp what it's like to live with bipolar disorder. One of the memorable moments comes from Nick himself, who suggests that finding something demanding your attention in the morning can help build healthier routines.
This episode offers a raw, engaging glimpse into living with bipolar disorder and the myriad ways people can cope with its ups and downs. Whether you're directly affected by bipolar disorder or just curious about mental health, this conversation provides valuable insights and a sense of solidarity.