March Madness or is it March Happiness? Episode # 39 of the “Jersey to Vegas Podcast”

from Mental Mobility - Movement, Mental Health, Healing · host Pete Isip

Pete starts off today talking about how being positive can be difficult because feeling negative and/or depressed is so much easier.  Being comfortable in your misery or sadness can be addicting, which is a sign of a person suffering from an underlying mental health disorder. Why is it so easy to fall into this feeling? BUT we will learn of the NEXT BIG THING coming up for Pete in March – Over the past 12 years March is always the month to win as a double-edged sword for him and his family.   What will it be this year? We hope you all enjoy this episode and thank you for listening to the “Jersey to Vegas Podcast”.39

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