Episode 68 — Being Okay With The Unknown — with Kevin Molloy

The unknown can be a scary place. It’s natural to want to be in control and know the next step in just about every situation. Being confused with so many things in life, whether it be with your career, in your sexuality, with mental health...The unknown can cause so much stress, weighing you down, if you don’t eventually learn to be okay with it. Kevin Molloy, 3x college dropout, a former client at a residential treatment program, and a recovering alcoholic/addict. You could say that Kevin has had his fair share of confusing battles in his life. Instead of wishing for anything different, Kevin is happy for those experiences because they taught him to see the world in a different light and take advantage of what’s been given to him. In fact, he’s learned so much that he now leads others through similar battles he once faced. Learning to come to terms with the unknown has brought Kevin to the life he never really believed he’d reach.On this episode of Success is Subjective, Kevin joins Joanna to share his journey with what felt like a life of never ending self destruction, to a life of true healing. He shares the crash and burn cycle he experienced throughout school, substance abuse and mental health, that never seemed to end until he was placed on a 200 acre farm in Arizona. Listen in for insight on how Kevin comes to find out that the one thing he was avoiding for years and years, turned out to be the one thing he needed the most, and where he would find his gift to the world.What You Will LearnKevin’s childhood experience with constantly moving from state to stateHow successful Kevin’s parents were and the impact that had on himHow important school was to the familyThe high expectations that were placed on Kevin from a young ageWhen Kevin stopped getting straight A’s in schoolThe escalation that occured in Kevin’s later years of high schoolThe devastation that came with applying for collegesWhat the transition into college was likeWhat brought Kevin back to ArizonaThe unhealthy cycle Kevin had in collegeWhen Kevin finally reached out to familyThe mental health spiral Kevin would experience over and over againThe last time Kevin withdrew from collegeWhen Kevin started to finally prioritize his well beingThe decision that changed everything for Kevin What life was like at Spring Lake RanchHow Kevin’s view of college shifted after recoveryWhat Kevin has learned from his heartachesWhat brough Kevin back to Spring LakeThe people Kevin now impactsHow the one thing that hurt Kevin the most is now one of the most important aspects of his lifeFinding comfort in not knowing everything The importance of having a good community around youConnect with Kevin MolloyCall Admissions line 24hrs a day at Spring Lake Ranch Admissions Line at 802-772-8350 Spring Lake RanchKevin Molloy on LinkedInEmail [email protected] with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Sponsored by: www.ParentTrainers.comEmail [email protected]