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After ten years working in television news in Washington, DC, Geri quit the business to start a family and in 1997 founded GoodNewsNetwork.org, which quickly became the #1 site on Google for "good news". For more than 20 years, GNN.org has delivered positive news and inspiring stories from around the world as an antidote to the barrage of negativity in mainstream media. Featured on CBS News, BBC, Rolling Stone magazine, and NPR's All Things Considered, Geri was dubbed “The Good News Guru” by the Washington Post. From Health news to Heroes, World news to Animal rescues—and our new ‘Good Talks’ page, which aggregates the best motivational podcasts, GNN provides the ultimate grab bag of GOOD, with its daily dose of optimism and hope.
One of the most successful heavyweight champions of all time, Tyson Fury, wants to spread the word about mental health, with a “blueprint” of how to deal with depression.
He was undefeated (27–0), but even the fame, money, and glory that came easily in the ring couldn’t keep him from spiraling into a near-suicidal depression—a fight that seemed unwinnable.
After he won the fight that delivered the WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO heavyweight titles all at once, he turned to drugs and alcohol and became a high-level suicide risk—but he discerns today that it was a perfect test of his character.
Fury tried a few small-goal-oriented strategies, which, combined with his faith, took him step-by-step back from the brink and demonstrated the immeasurable power of positive thinking and self-belief.
You can only change your life if you want to change it... A wise man once said you’ve got to know yourself before you can know anybody else. Study yourself, try and understand yourself, think what makes you happy and do that, and what makes you sad don’t do that!
Listen to the compelling October 25 podcast with Joe Rogan on the Good Talks page on Good News Network (GNN.org).