Member-only story
is the tagline of my mental health blog, website, idea… thingy. Whatever.
Truly, I fuck up so you don’t have to.
Learn from my mistakes.
Learn from my past.
Listen to the stories I tell.
They come with lessons and takeaways.
Everything comes with honesty.
An honest take on mental health and self-improvement
A friend once commented to me, “When I read your stuff, it does feel like you are in the trenches with me.
But then, is this a good thing?
What can I learn from you?
Do you have the answers then?”
I know that in marketing and business, it’s about showing that you’re able to provide a solution, and then you provide that solution.
That’s fair for sure, but I believe in mental health, it’s about being as human as possible so you can relate to others, even if that means showing you’re pretty messed up yourself.
It sounds kind of counterintuitive I guess.
What do you think?
