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Do you suffer from long-lasting sadness or irritability? Extremely high or low moods? Excessive fear, worry or anxiety? Have you experienced dramatic changes in your eating or sleeping habits? Or periods of social withdrawal?

Have you always assumed that what you’re feeling is normal?

The truth is, if you answered YES to any of those questions, you’re exhibiting signs of mental illness. So, what can we do TODAY to take inventory of our mental health, become aware of what triggers us, and move the needle toward mental wellness?

On this episode, we’re sharing the five signs of mental illness—and why we don’t talk about it. We discuss the experience of feeling anxiety when a situation is out of our control and explain how blame and judgement attract even more toxic energy.

We go on to introduce the formal definition of mental wellness, describing how it involves being part of and bringing value to a community. Listen in for insight into designing your life around the things that bring you joy and learn to make ONE better choice in THIS moment to improve your mental health!

Key Takeaways

The five signs of mental illness and why we don’t talk about it

Jeremiah’s experience of getting anxious when he can’t control a situation

How mental wellness involves being part of + bringing value to a community

How to develop an awareness of what triggers your anxiety

The statistics around mental illness, addiction and access to treatment

Mallory’s advice on making ONE better choice in THIS moment

How blame and judgement attract more toxic energy

Jeremiah’s greatest challenge around not taking things personally

How to design your life to build in the things that bring you JOY

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Destined to Be

Jeremiah on LinkedIn

Jeremiah on Facebook

Jeremiah on Instagram

Mallory on Instagram

Resources

The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom by Don Miguel Ruiz

Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman’s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia by Elizabeth Gilbert