Tag: selfdiscovery

• Gary John Bishop’s “Wise As Fu*K” – Loss

  

  Gary John Bishop’s “Wise as Fu*k” delivers an impactful punch of insight in a straightforward no-bullshitting style that is admirable. Bishop breaks down his books into sections or rather “fundamentals of life:” Love, Loss, Fear and Success. I will admit I perused the “Love” section but the parts on loss, fear and success really spoke…

  FearANDSelf-Loathing

  December 22, 2020

  addiction, blog, depression, education, emergingblogger, health, mental health, recovery, review, Uncategorized, writing

  bipolar, bipolardisorder, bookreview, issues, mental health, mentalhealthawareness, mentalhealthissues, psychosis, review, selfdiscovery, selfhelp

• You Don’t Always Get What You Want But Perhaps What You Need

  “Not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful stroke of good luck, because it forces you to reevaluate things, opening new doors to opportunities and information you would have otherwise overlooked” (58) is a quote from the book I mentioned reading in an earlier blog post titled “1000+ Little Things Happy Successful People Do…

  FearANDSelf-Loathing

  January 13, 2020

  addiction, art, art history, bipolardisorder, delusions, depression, education, health, medication, mental health, recovery, Uncategorized, writing

  addiction, art, blogging, books, depression, dream, drugs, education, health, issues, memory, neuroscience, psychology, recovery, selfdiscovery, selfhelp, traits, university, writing