Stop avoiding pain.

Jed Reisner
Sep 4, 2018 · 18 min read

It is hurting you more in the long run.

I recently had a realization. For the past ten or so years I have been really working on improving myself. I have a tendency to be anxious and depressed. I would question why I felt this way even when I seemingly had everything a person could want. I had my health, family, a good job, a house, working vehicles. I made enough money that I didn’t have to decide which bill I was going to let…

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Jed Reisner

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I think too much. Crypto enthusiast since 2013. @jedreisner on twitter.

Invisible Illness

We don't talk enough about mental health.

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