Grief
Grief
Grief intensified and left unchecked is depression. Grief is healthy and a very good response to the outcome of something that you had expected to turn out different. Typically people tend to associate grief with loss, and typically the loss of life. Grief is definitely comes out of death, but it doesn't have to be physical death. The word death can mean separation, so grief can actually be tied to several types of separations or deaths. Death of a relationship, death of job or occupation. As an entrepreneur, it could be death of a dream that you had.
In 2018, Andrew grieved the loss of the relationship to his wife. Less than 2 years later, Andrew dealt with the loss of her life. Andrew has since walked in and through daily grief and sadness and has continued to help his 3 young boys understand life and grief and death as much as children can. Andrew's goals with grief is to bring enlightenment through the process of grieving losses without it impairing your life to a detrimental state of depression. Grief is good and healthy and has its moments and times for it. Helping to separate and give space to grieve is essential to living with it.