Hi,
I hope you’re having a great day today!
Guess what?
I have a really important lesson for you.
You know I have a business that consults with hedge funds and investment companies. (Not hedges that you find around the house : ))
People who don’t understand what hedge funds are always ask me if I’m a gardener : )
Anyway, one of the big things banks did that are causing them to get into big, and I mean big, trouble is that they didn’t look at the warning signs.
It would be like you not looking at the warning signs of a bipolar episode, and then you or your loved one goes into an episode that could have been avoided!
But here’s a smart thing that investment companies do:
They weigh the cost against the investment.
And that’s a bipolar lesson that you can learn.
Bipolar episodes can cost you.
But bipolar stability is an investment you can make.
Ok, let me explain (but I think you can probably guess what I’m going to say).
Cost doesn’t always mean dollars and cents.
Let me ask you:
How much has bipolar disorder cost you in terms of doctors, psychiatrists, and therapists?
What about hospital stays?
And medication?
Even if you do have insurance, there is usually a co-pay, isn’t there?
And if you don’t have insurance, these things can almost bankrupt you!
And then there are costs that aren’t monetary.
What about the cost of your relationship?
The cost of losing your job?
Your friendships?
Your family?
Your independence?
Your self-confidence?
Your interest in the things you used to enjoy?
Your productivity?
Your stability?
See what I’m getting at?
Bipolar disorder can cost a LOT!
Now let’s look at the other side of the coin.
Let’s look at investment.
To manage bipolar disorder, you have to make an investment in your stability.
In my courses/systems, I talk about how important it is for you to be a part of managing your own bipolar disorder:
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These are some of the bipolar investments you have to make:
You have to take your medication.
You have to see your doctor, psychiatrist, and therapist when you’re supposed to.
You have to stick to a regular sleep schedule (8-9 uninterrupted hours of sleep every night).
You have to eat a healthy diet.
You should exercise.
You have to have a strong support system.
You should go to a bipolar support group.
You have to have as little stress in your life as possible.
You might want to practice relaxation exercises.
You should be productive.
You might want to have a part-time job or home business, or at least volunteer somewhere.
You must communicate with your supporter.
You must watch your triggers.
You must watch for signs and symptoms of oncoming episodes, so you can avoid them from happening.
That last point is really important.
All these things I listed are INVESTMENTS in your STABILITY with bipolar disorder.
But if you don’t do the last thing, you will still go into episodes, and you won’t have stability.
But do you see my point?
Bipolar disorder does consist of costs and investments, just like banking does.
And there’s a difference between the two, and both need to be balanced.
Yes, just like your checkbook.
In the case of bipolar disorder, though, you want the investments to outweigh the costs.
But that is up to you.
How about you?
How does your bipolar “checkbook” look?
Are you making enough “investments” toward your stability?
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