The Blues Can't Stay - Finding Light in the Dark: A Journal on Overcoming Depression

Episode 8 - The Blues Can't Stay - Finding Light in the Dark: A Journal on Overcoming Depression In this journal entry, Nate reflects on the return of depression, acknowledging the familiar signs and the impact it has had on various aspects of their life, from emotional well-being to physical health and daily routines. Nate describes the struggle to maintain balance and recognize the need for a change. The author emphasizes the importance of self-initiated recovery, drawing parallels between overcoming depression and the process of towing and charging a vehicle. Despite the challenge, the entry concludes with a call to reject the abyss of depression and to embrace belief as a powerful tool for achieving the envisioned life. The narrative encourages the reader to trust the process and maintain faith in the promises of the Universe as a means to break free from the grips of depression. ___ MEET NATHANIEL Nathaniel A Turner is the author of multiple books, including the history-making Raising Supaman. Turner’s books, videos, speeches, and training programs have empowered countless numbers of people and organizations. So that his child might be intellectually astute, globally competent, and socially conscious, Nate intentionally backward designed his son’s life. Today, those tools, techniques, and strategies which were initially created explicitly for his son are educational and life development staples for people all over the country. Nathaniel has been privileged to speak at some of America’s top universities and corporations. Turner’s story and work have touched the lives of educators and students of all ages. Businesses, governmental agencies, and community leaders find great value in his out the box perspective. Parents and guardians count on him for genuine and timely counsel. When this Humanity Propulsion Engineer’s time on the planet is up, Nathaniel hopes to be remembered merely as a man who did his best to leave the earth better than it was when he arrived. ⁠⁠⁠https://www.nathanielaturner.com/⁠