Effort paysI am proud to look back. Two months ago I signed up with WA and have made use of it every day. At the time of signing up, I was writing a Msc. thesis on the link between childhood maltreatment and adulthood depression. But I still pushed myself to set aside time every day to either write/publish content or to follow the amazing training here at WA. At this point, I have published 16 posts on mental health related issues and am up to level 4 in the training. I could not have done this

So I've just completed my level 2 training which is quite exciting!My progress thus far:I have created two websitesI chose to only work on one of them for nowMy niche is mental health with a focus on personal development and describing various trends in psychotherapy and psychiatric medicationsMy plans for the next three months:Well.... to keep following the trainingsTo keep posting more blogsTo get to know Wordpress better and enhance my websiteMy plans for the next six months:To have a substa

Why me? This is a common question or remark that we hear people say. But it is usually in response to something negative. You hardly hear someone say 'why me?' when things are going well. This was going through my mind today as I was thinking how lucky I am to have found WA. I was wondering what lies behind the 'why me' that we at times hear others or ourselves ask, when something not so nice happens.So let's assume you'd hear someone ask 'why me' when something negative occurs, and you'd ask '