Larry discusses how the change of seasons, particularly the transition into fall and winter, brings unique challenges that can affect mental well-being. Learn practical ways to recognize and address these issues promptly to maintain a clear and healthy mind despite shorter days and colder weather.
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So when fall comes, knowing we're heading into the shorter days, I become alert to problems that might come up that in the summer seem to brush away easier and knowing that if they do come up. I've taught myself over the years to, you know, deal with them, resolve them and let them move on. You know, trying to ignore problems, especially in the winter when they can really clog your brain and your mind is truly not helpful. So, you know, I work very hard to resolve any issues that might come up very quickly and find that the faster you jump on things, the better the outcome, both for the problem and for your mental health.
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