How to Focus on Your Life Instead of Your Illness

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 5 Tips to Start Focusing on Your Life Instead of Your Disorder
00:12 Focus is Bad?
02:07 Tip 1: Ditch Dirty Discomfort
07:47 Tip 2: Get the Facts
12:15 Support the Channel
12:47 Tip 3: Live in the And
15:46 Tip 4: Define a RML
21:01 Tip 5: Live in the Present, not The Future
26:20 Tip 6: Dedicate Time to Recovery
28:50 Summary

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