Ever since, I've talked about it publicly, and I started doing mental health checkups on my on my Instagram, social media now here, on this podcast, and then writing the book and doing these interviews. There's not a week that goes past. I'm gonna try and keep it together here too, where somebody doesn't say thank you, you saved my life by talking about this. And then I have grandmothers now saying you've given me the words for the first time in eighty years to talk about this to my family. I didn't know what to say. So here's the coolest one, though, the coolest one. We had a guest on this podcast a couple of weeks ago named Keith Madden. Keith was on the way to Holding the Head to South Carolina to kill himself, and he took a wrong turn and ended up at a target, and my book was sitting right there, and he was planning doing on the third day that he was in Hilton Head, so he picked up some supplies and and and including my book, and he read Unbreakable and he said he read almost all of it in day two by the morning, and day three, there's no longer any reason for me to kill myself. And I packed up went home. And he has since about a bunch of books and I've sent a bunch of free books too, and handing them out to people. But he's now telling his story openly. And I got a message from him yesterday, yesterday in tears that a woman a stranger walked up to and said, excuse me you, Keith Madden said, yes, I am. She said, oh my god, thank you. You see in my life. Wow, Oh my god, dude. So that's someone And I tell people all the time, like, man, we gotta stick around because you never know what lies around next Tuesday where a man on next Tuesday, something great will happen for you. And Tuesday for me was I finally got my first job. But you never know. And if he had completed that his his what he set out to do, that woman wouldn't be alive right now. And that's why we gotta stick around. That for me, like Mark B. Marsh, I'm now getting these every week, and that that is making this we want to talk about even more and and connect with the world. That's life's work, bro. And that's life's work right there. And and the coolest thing about it is that that just showed the power of telling your story. So you tell your story, but you don't You don't even know how many others you are touching. Right, So Keith he hears your story, reads your story boom, and now he starts to share a story. And now this, this lady is here today, and now she's going to open up and tell her story right, and she's going to impact people in the same way.

Ever since, I've talked about it publicly, and I started doing mental health checkups on my on my Instagram, social media now here, on this podcast, and then writing the book and doing these interviews. There's not a week that goes past. I'm gonna try and keep it together here too, where somebody doesn't say thank you, you saved my life by talking about this. And then I have grandmothers now saying you've given me the words for the first time in eighty years to talk about this to my family. I didn't know what to say. So here's the coolest one, though, the coolest one. We had a guest on this podcast a couple of weeks ago named Keith Madden. Keith was on the way to Holding the Head to South Carolina to kill himself, and he took a wrong turn and ended up at a target, and my book was sitting right there, and he was planning doing on the third day that he was in Hilton Head, so he picked up some supplies and and and including my book, and he read Unbreakable and he said he read almost all of it in day two by the morning, and day three, there's no longer any reason for me to kill myself. And I packed up went home. And he has since about a bunch of books and I've sent a bunch of free books too, and handing them out to people. But he's now telling his story openly. And I got a message from him yesterday, yesterday in tears that a woman a stranger walked up to and said, excuse me you, Keith Madden said, yes, I am. She said, oh my god, thank you. You see in my life. Wow, Oh my god, dude. So that's someone And I tell people all the time, like, man, we gotta stick around because you never know what lies around next Tuesday where a man on next Tuesday, something great will happen for you. And Tuesday for me was I finally got my first job. But you never know. And if he had completed that his his what he set out to do, that woman wouldn't be alive right now. And that's why we gotta stick around. That for me, like Mark B. Marsh, I'm now getting these every week, and that that is making this we want to talk about even more and and connect with the world. That's life's work, bro. And that's life's work right there. And and the coolest thing about it is that that just showed the power of telling your story. So you tell your story, but you don't You don't even know how many others you are touching. Right, So Keith he hears your story, reads your story boom, and now he starts to share a story. And now this, this lady is here today, and now she's going to open up and tell her story right, and she's going to impact people in the same way.