A special guest Wayne Shipman shares his story of homelessness to now owning his own home with a steady job as a semi-truck driver. He shares his wisdom of how he went from irresponsible to a responsible member of society. Wayne was raised in a home with physical and psychological abuse during the five marriages of his mother. Even experienced a false adoption process revealed as an adult. He couldn't keep a job because of mental health issue and his own rebellion of his responsibilities as an adult and his anger that he couldn't make it in this economy. His big turnaround came after 14 yrs. with changes in Lifestyle and new mental habits choosing to not feel shame or blame anyone anymore. He found accepting where he is now and giving forgiveness to himself and his family instead of blaming them and stopped comparing himself to others. Taking responsibility for his own future shifted his mindset. He got real hunger for skills and knowledge to know how to deal with his situations. He found Tony Robbins Personal Power cassette tapes at Goodwill and it changed his life. He listened to these Tony Robbins tapes to change his thinking and his goal for self-respect. The bottom-line message is that an individual has to have a mindset shift to turn their life around with a new lifestyle with new mental habits. The same elements we all use to succeed and for personal development offered by most reputable life coaches, public speakers, and therapists that homeless people need to learn to change their life. The people that succeed are determined with an attitude about changing their circumstances. He choice developing a different path that he now wants to share the skills with others that he learned to change his lifestyle to become his fully functioning working citizen. In 2-part pf the podcast we go into more about solutions for homelessness and for their families His Website: Acrossthemiles.org FB-Wayne Shipman AnxietySimplified.net Podcast videos to feel more in control of your life. ESA Pros.com for an emotional support animal or a Psychiatric Service Dog to go with you everywhere you go This is by no means a replacement for therapy of any medical attention if you need it. Always reach out and take care of yourself or if you are feeling like you want to hurt yourself, there is always someone standing by at 1800-273-8255 or call 911.

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