• LFG!
    No great wonderful uplifting words of wisdom from me today. I am just not feeling it today. If you know me then you should probably know by now that i don't force fake feelings. I am exactly who I say I am and what you see is what you get. I lay it all on the line right in front of you. Today is just not a good mental day for me. I feel less than 0.
    No great wonderful uplifting words of wisdom from me today. I am just not feeling it today. If you know me then you should probably know by now that i don't force fake feelings. I am exactly who I say I am and what you see is what you get. I lay it all on the line right in front of you. Today is just not a good mental day for me. I feel less than 0.
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    The majority of people have trouble staying motivated, but having mental health conditions like depression or anxiety makes it considerably harder. Here are a few pieces of advice:

    1.) Establish one clear, attainable objective for yourself.
    2.) Put a time limit on it after considering how to incorporate that goal into your life and what you must do to make it happen (such as a week).
    3.) Set reminders on a regular basis and break your objective into manageable pieces.
    4.) Tell your loved ones about your aspirations and ask them to support you by helping you stay motivated.

    How to stay on course

    1.) Utilize a notebook or an app for reminders to integrate your goal into your daily routine.
    2.) Self-talk that is constructive and upbeat is crucial for controlling sadness and anxiety. Say "I can try" rather than "I can't."
    3.) Being mindful can keep you calm and focused.
    4.) Join a group for support or start a lesson. Support groups can be just as beneficial as outside assistance.
    5.) When you reach a step or objective, treat yourself.

    How to maintain motivation

    1.) Keep an ongoing review of your objectives and results. Making improvement is incredibly motivating in and of itself, and it also raises your self-esteem.
    2.) Continue to make new objectives. Consider your goals for the upcoming week, month, and year. So that you don't feel overwhelmed, focus on one goal at a time.
    3.) Maintain the momentum. Maintaining the momentum and routine will help it become more automatic over time since it can take up to three months to form a new habit.
    4.) Look for mentors; a mentor is someone with experience in the habit you want to break. You might find a mentor by looking for social or support groups with a similar interest.
    5.) Be in the company of uplifting individuals. Your positive self-talk, which also aids in managing the symptoms of depression and anxiety, is enhanced by supportive friends and family.
    6.) Make exercising a daily priority to enhance your mental well-being.

    Continued in the comments
    The majority of people have trouble staying motivated, but having mental health conditions like depression or anxiety makes it considerably harder. Here are a few pieces of advice: 1.) Establish one clear, attainable objective for yourself. 2.) Put a time limit on it after considering how to incorporate that goal into your life and what you must do to make it happen (such as a week). 3.) Set reminders on a regular basis and break your objective into manageable pieces. 4.) Tell your loved ones about your aspirations and ask them to support you by helping you stay motivated. How to stay on course 1.) Utilize a notebook or an app for reminders to integrate your goal into your daily routine. 2.) Self-talk that is constructive and upbeat is crucial for controlling sadness and anxiety. Say "I can try" rather than "I can't." 3.) Being mindful can keep you calm and focused. 4.) Join a group for support or start a lesson. Support groups can be just as beneficial as outside assistance. 5.) When you reach a step or objective, treat yourself. How to maintain motivation 1.) Keep an ongoing review of your objectives and results. Making improvement is incredibly motivating in and of itself, and it also raises your self-esteem. 2.) Continue to make new objectives. Consider your goals for the upcoming week, month, and year. So that you don't feel overwhelmed, focus on one goal at a time. 3.) Maintain the momentum. Maintaining the momentum and routine will help it become more automatic over time since it can take up to three months to form a new habit. 4.) Look for mentors; a mentor is someone with experience in the habit you want to break. You might find a mentor by looking for social or support groups with a similar interest. 5.) Be in the company of uplifting individuals. Your positive self-talk, which also aids in managing the symptoms of depression and anxiety, is enhanced by supportive friends and family. 6.) Make exercising a daily priority to enhance your mental well-being. Continued in the comments
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  • LFG!
    Felt like now was a good time time to re-introduce myself since I've gone through a rebranding recently and some of you may not recognize the name.

    Hi, I'm JusJayD, or any variation of JD works too. I am a timeless, U.S. Army Veteran, video gaming, variety streaming, music producing dj, mechanically engineering tech nerd, Christian. My intent and purpose is to build a warm, welcoming & safe place for all. I love uplifting people and bringing good vibes to all. My other hobbies include reading, making music, traveling, camping, sports (mostly baseball, soccer, college football, & racing) mellowing out to music, movies, spending time with my family and close friends, reading, and learning new things. Feel free to follow or hang out with me all over the interwebs. https://beacons.ai/jusjayd
    Felt like now was a good time time to re-introduce myself since I've gone through a rebranding recently and some of you may not recognize the name. Hi, I'm JusJayD, or any variation of JD works too. I am a timeless, U.S. Army Veteran, video gaming, variety streaming, music producing dj, mechanically engineering tech nerd, Christian. My intent and purpose is to build a warm, welcoming & safe place for all. I love uplifting people and bringing good vibes to all. My other hobbies include reading, making music, traveling, camping, sports (mostly baseball, soccer, college football, & racing) mellowing out to music, movies, spending time with my family and close friends, reading, and learning new things. Feel free to follow or hang out with me all over the interwebs. https://beacons.ai/jusjayd
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    Ended up have a late night while going through some #tutorials for #school in #UnrealEngine! @ULTI_supps kept me going to get it done! Smooth #flavor and #uplifting #energy! #twitch #progress #support
    Ended up have a late night while going through some #tutorials for #school in #UnrealEngine! @ULTI_supps kept me going to get it done! Smooth #flavor and #uplifting #energy! #twitch #progress #support
  • This is gonna be a very long post, and a little different than my generic live or content posts. Hopefully its an uplifting one for any of yall in a dark spot of your life!

    This is not a pity post, or looking for attention, just a little about me and what I've overcome.

    During the last 20+ years ive suffered with anxiety and depression due to my unsupportive family and violent childhood. As a kid i grew up with a violent military father (who i call sperm donor) and a mum who always told me I'd fail at everything i do. I left home at 16 and moved between friends houses before joining the military. I bailed and left the forces early due to my mindset not being in tune with military life after 2 years. I couldn't, and wouldnt, do as i was told and made everyone elses life in my squad hard, so just did the right thing and got out of there. After this i then started moving between homes again and became a bit of a twat to be around. I got hospitalised a few times getting into fights ending with me in intensive care, and on one occasion had to be defibbed after my heart stopping due to an overdose. During all of this music was my go to for getting away from it all for a while, so in the late 90s started learning how to spin the wheels of steel, and in 1998 met a few guys running a pirate radio station. They took me on and helped me progress a little more, but my anxieties got the better of me and i started to isolate myself. I pushed myself to a limit and didnt know what to do, so reached out for help, got back on track and pushed myself to do more. Got out more and then started DJing in clubs and pubs and started on a new chapter, but in 2004 i lost my daughter Katie who passed away due to collapsed lungs after birth, this was with my ex partner and it destroyed me and everything about me. I became suicidal and mentally unstable, until i met my now wife who i have 2 amazing kids with.
    She saved me from a dark spot in my life and helped me get my life back in order. I was resident DJ at a few clubs and even started up my own event here in Manchester. After most of the clubs i was gigging at shut down during 2012 - 2015, I started streaming on beam in 2016, which became Mixer in 2017, and took my DJ sets to the internet. That is until my depression & anxieties started to flood back 10 fold due to workplace depression and suffering a knee injury. I started isolating myself again from 2018 and lost an 18 year long job in the process. This started affecting my family & stream too. I started to believe in my own head i was actually the failure my mum always told me I'd be and let that manifest into an even deeper depression. I started to push away family and friends and trapped myself in my own bubble to stop others being brought down by my depression. I thought that if they stay away from me that i cant affect them with my downfall. Then when Mixer shut down in 2020, and the spread of covid, it sent me into a spiral of emotions & doubt and had no idea what to do.
    Jump to mid 2021 and after nearly losing everything i hold close to my heart, my wife and kids, i finally reached out for the help i so desperately needed, and was finally put on medication for my mental health and started at one on one therapist sessions. This helped me more than you know!
    Lets jump to now!
    Now, I'm not just rebuilding my life, but my stream, my outlook and most of all, my families trust. Ive changed my mindset and am now more determined and fueled with passion for everything i set out to do!
    I still have dark days and blank spots here and there, but i use those as my fuel to make the good days even better.
    Remember this peeps, a bad day is only a bad day, it doesnt mean the rest of your life will be, and it doesnt define who you are!! Tomorrow is a fresh start and if thats another bad day, then again, the next day is another fresh start!
    We need to make the most out of the short time we are here on this planet, so be the best you that you can be and show those close to you that you love them!!
    If you made it to here then thank you for reading, i hope it brings you a little inspiration and now you need to get out there and show life who is the fucking boss!!馃馃
    Peace out you beautiful people!!馃馃鉁岋笍鉁岋笍
    This is gonna be a very long post, and a little different than my generic live or content posts. Hopefully its an uplifting one for any of yall in a dark spot of your life! This is not a pity post, or looking for attention, just a little about me and what I've overcome. During the last 20+ years ive suffered with anxiety and depression due to my unsupportive family and violent childhood. As a kid i grew up with a violent military father (who i call sperm donor) and a mum who always told me I'd fail at everything i do. I left home at 16 and moved between friends houses before joining the military. I bailed and left the forces early due to my mindset not being in tune with military life after 2 years. I couldn't, and wouldnt, do as i was told and made everyone elses life in my squad hard, so just did the right thing and got out of there. After this i then started moving between homes again and became a bit of a twat to be around. I got hospitalised a few times getting into fights ending with me in intensive care, and on one occasion had to be defibbed after my heart stopping due to an overdose. During all of this music was my go to for getting away from it all for a while, so in the late 90s started learning how to spin the wheels of steel, and in 1998 met a few guys running a pirate radio station. They took me on and helped me progress a little more, but my anxieties got the better of me and i started to isolate myself. I pushed myself to a limit and didnt know what to do, so reached out for help, got back on track and pushed myself to do more. Got out more and then started DJing in clubs and pubs and started on a new chapter, but in 2004 i lost my daughter Katie who passed away due to collapsed lungs after birth, this was with my ex partner and it destroyed me and everything about me. I became suicidal and mentally unstable, until i met my now wife who i have 2 amazing kids with. She saved me from a dark spot in my life and helped me get my life back in order. I was resident DJ at a few clubs and even started up my own event here in Manchester. After most of the clubs i was gigging at shut down during 2012 - 2015, I started streaming on beam in 2016, which became Mixer in 2017, and took my DJ sets to the internet. That is until my depression & anxieties started to flood back 10 fold due to workplace depression and suffering a knee injury. I started isolating myself again from 2018 and lost an 18 year long job in the process. This started affecting my family & stream too. I started to believe in my own head i was actually the failure my mum always told me I'd be and let that manifest into an even deeper depression. I started to push away family and friends and trapped myself in my own bubble to stop others being brought down by my depression. I thought that if they stay away from me that i cant affect them with my downfall. Then when Mixer shut down in 2020, and the spread of covid, it sent me into a spiral of emotions & doubt and had no idea what to do. Jump to mid 2021 and after nearly losing everything i hold close to my heart, my wife and kids, i finally reached out for the help i so desperately needed, and was finally put on medication for my mental health and started at one on one therapist sessions. This helped me more than you know! Lets jump to now! Now, I'm not just rebuilding my life, but my stream, my outlook and most of all, my families trust. Ive changed my mindset and am now more determined and fueled with passion for everything i set out to do! I still have dark days and blank spots here and there, but i use those as my fuel to make the good days even better. Remember this peeps, a bad day is only a bad day, it doesnt mean the rest of your life will be, and it doesnt define who you are!! Tomorrow is a fresh start and if thats another bad day, then again, the next day is another fresh start! We need to make the most out of the short time we are here on this planet, so be the best you that you can be and show those close to you that you love them!! If you made it to here then thank you for reading, i hope it brings you a little inspiration and now you need to get out there and show life who is the fucking boss!!馃馃 Peace out you beautiful people!!馃馃鉁岋笍鉁岋笍
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  • LFG!
    "Some will only see you as who you used be & some as who you'll never be. But then there are those who will always see you for who you really are. Surround yourself with positive, uplifting people who will pick you up when you don't have the strength to get up." Have a great Thursday!
    "Some will only see you as who you used be & some as who you'll never be. But then there are those who will always see you for who you really are. Surround yourself with positive, uplifting people who will pick you up when you don't have the strength to get up." Have a great Thursday!
  • LFG!
    Yea I am not in a good, happy, positive, uplifting, beacon of light mood today. I should probably keep most of my thoughts to myself today.
    Yea I am not in a good, happy, positive, uplifting, beacon of light mood today. I should probably keep most of my thoughts to myself today.
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  • LFG!
    If you were looking for my positive, uplifting, inspiration quote of the day and thought you missed it...NO It's just posted in my discord.
    If you were looking for my positive, uplifting, inspiration quote of the day and thought you missed it...NO It's just posted in my discord.
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  • Ok, so if I do a therapeutic Thursday stream this week, just chatting, where we all just get some weight off our shoulders and talk about uplifting things, who’s down to hangout?!
    Ok, so if I do a therapeutic Thursday stream this week, just chatting, where we all just get some weight off our shoulders and talk about uplifting things, who’s down to hangout?!
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