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After my interview with Amelia Perrin at American Wild Horse Conservation, I wanted to share how to get outside yourself after trauma and advocate for something close to your heart.

The photos in this video are from Fort Worth, Reality Check with Stacilee, Wild Horse Education, AWHC.

Here are two websites you can visit to donate or volunteer. https://home.americanwildhorse.org/
https://www.allseatedinabarn.com/

Today I am really proud to be speaking with Amelia Perrin, who is the Investigations Program Manager for the American Wild Horse Conservation. An organization that I personally have been posting a lot about lately. Interestingly, Amelia suffers from Post concussion syndrome. She had a traumatic accident that left her with a horrible brain injury that sent her from Doctor to doctor to doctor. Some of which did not believe her that she was suffering. Labeling her with different diagnosis and never really getting to the problem. However, this has not stopped her from the incredible work that she continues to do with AWHC and her dreams of studying journalism.

Setting yourself up for success and knowing who you are and what you are good at can help you achieve your goals. We live in a day and age when people expect things to happen with a snap of a finger. Well, your life is not like an Amazon purchase. It won't happen at just a click of a button. 

When we allow someone to emotionally break us down or influence our mindset by using fear tactics that do not serve us or benefit our life, we are allowing ourselves to suffer, be depressed and basically not live a life that brings us joy and fulfillment. It is an age old saying, but it is so true. “It is much easier to be miserable than it is to be happy.”

Doing the right thing and making the decision to do the right thing is really scary. That is one of my questions How can you do the right thing without knowing what the consequences are? The answer to that question is really easy. You don’t know. But if you know in your heart that it is the right thing to do without being vindictive then you are on the right track. 

Here are some questions you can ask yourself to begin to change the way you believe in yourself.  What was my belief system growing up? How has it served me? Sit with that for awhile and decide if this is the way you want to continue living and if it brings joy, love and growth into your life. 

Sharing a little bit of my personal memories and giving you some tips on how to apply YOUR successful memories to how you live your life today.