53. Suicide, Anger Addiction, and the Importance of Communication with Kara Laws

Sep 28

#53: Kara Laws lost one of her best friends to suicide four years ago and realized the importance of support teams communicating with each other to help support the people that they are fighting for.

Since this loss, Kara has spent the last four years of her life learning how to let go of her anger addiction, find her happiness, and be a leader that makes things happen.

Today, Kara is a business/leadership advisor for the Women’s Business Center, and is a writing a book called, “How to Love People When You Hate Humans”. It is a book that helps people let go of their anger and hate people a little less while still changing the world. But most importantly it helps you find some happiness.

In this episode we talk about:

Losing a loved one to suicide
Being a caretaker to someone with mental health
Signs of suicide
Depression
Anger issues
Righteous anger
Suicide
Hating your friend’s significant other
Being a leader vs. being bossy
How kindness doesn’t equal weakness

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