Happy New Year and Bipolar Success Secret

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Hi,

How's it going?

Hope you had fun last night.

Well, here it is New Years Day!

Some people like New Years
because of the parties and all the
hoopla and all.

I am not a big party person.

I like it because to me it
represents new beginnings.

And I really think there are
more people like me than
there are for just the parties,
cuz when it comes down to it,
in the morning the party people
are all hungover?

while the people like me are
busy starting their new year
off on a positive note with the
changes they have decided to
make.

I think more people like the
idea of making New Year's
resolutions ? a chance to
change some things, to make
them better.

At least that's what *I* think.
I mean, have you ever heard of
a negative New Year's resolution?

When we were little kids, and
we didn't like the outcome of
something, we called a "do-
over," remember?

Well, New Year's resolutions
are like "do-overs," only now
we're adults.

In my courses and systems,
I teach a lot about being positive,
having a positive outlook, and
striving toward a positive future:

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I have spoken to a lot of people that
have basically said, "my life is in
shambles, I am depressed. Will
I ever be successful again?"

For all these people, the answer is
yes.

Just look at my mom. A few years ago,
her life was a TOTAL and I mean
TOTAL disaster. Everything was wrong.
Massive d.ebt. No job. No health insurance.
Friends left. Lots of family left. No doctor.
No therapist. Incorrect medication.

For many months, there was no one
single positive thing. Some in my family
thought that it was "over" for my mom.
There was no hope at all.

I didn't think so.

Anyway, you know the story. Fast forward
today. My mom is doing great. Everything
is different.

Here's the deal. I really don't know any cases
that are worse than my mom. And my mom
has overcome her situation and now is doing
great. You can too.

I know it will be tough but I am telling you,
if you are struggling, you can do it. Seriously.

Just work as hard as you can and realize
progress will take time. My mom couldn't
fix her entire life in 30 days. It did take
time. But it was worth it.

Today spend some time thinking about
where you want to go. If you have any
of my material on bipolar disorder, review
it. Or if you don't have any, get it, then
review it. Everything is guaranteed so
you have nothing to worry about.

Just do something today. Move forward.
Too many people don't take action. They wait
for "something" to happen all on it's own
magically. This doesn't happen. Good
things happen to those that do something.

Well I have to run to the gym and then I
am heading over to my parents house today.
Oh that's right before I go there, I am going to
see my friend's new baby again.

Happy New Year, and may this year
be even better than last year was.

What kind of goals do you have for
yourself. If you feel comfortable, post them
below.

I will catch you tomorrow. I have to take off to the
gym.

Your friend,

Dave
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