Podcasts about remedy network

Depression can be overwhelming, and all-consuming. But it's not the end of our stories. J Caleb Perkins, Founder of the Remedy Network, sits down with us to discuss his journey from college graduation, through depression to ultimately finding his purpose in criminal justice reform. After learning about Kalief Browder's story Perkins realized how powerful our voices are - both for our own stories - and changing the lives of others. Learn how he overcame depression, boldly stepped into his calling, and how you can cultivate your purpose too.Goodies from this episode: Connect with J Caleb Perkins here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/j-caleb-perkins-aa557b53/Follow J Caleb Perkins here: https://www.instagram.com/jcaleb/Purchase J Caleb Perkin's book,  Remedy Network: A Millennial's Journey on Connecting New York City Through Stories, here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1984030914/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0Learn about and support Remedy Network here: http://www.remedynetwork.com/Listen to more I'll Go First podcast episodes at: https://www.illgofirst.com/podcastP.S. Have an idea for us? Don't be shy. We want to hear from you! Send us a note at hello@illgofirst.com★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Rae talks with author and speaker, J.Caleb Perkins about Entrepreneurship and finding your calling. J. Caleb found his calling after being moved by another man's story, and decided to change his path for the better by relocating to NYC. Now he is an author and Entrepreneur who runs the Non-Profit, Remedy Network, which is also the name of his book! If you're a millennial who might be feeling a little lost in regards to what you want to do with your life, this is the episode for you. Remedy Network: http://www.remedynetwork.com/ J.Caleb's Book: http://bit.ly/RemedyNetworkBookKaryn Parsons's Book:http://bit.ly/HowHighTheMoonBookChayse Irvin: http://www.chayseirvin.com/Thrive Mental Health: http://bit.ly/ThriveMentalHealthSuicide Prevention Lifeline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/1-800-273-8255Follow J. Caleb: Instagram: jcalebTwitter: @jcaleb77 Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TYP2KA)

This episode I talked to J. Caleb Perkins, founder of Remedy Network, about moving to New York City after reading a New Yorker article, becoming a mental health advocate for millennials, and how faith has impacted his life.

J. Caleb Perkins shares a message on walking in purpose. From Michigan, to Oklahoma, and now New York City, J.Caleb provides a sneak peak of a few of his biggest life moments. One story changed the trajectory and caused him to move to the Big Apple with no job, little money, but a grand vision. The vision is called Remedy Network, a community that hosts educational talks for millennials and promotes mental health advocacy. We are designed on purpose and for a purpose, own it. His latest book, "Remedy Network: A Millennial's Journey on Connecting New York City Through Stories," is now available on Amazon!

This week, we hungout with J. Caleb Perkins:- Dynamic Leader- Compassionate Believer - Founder and CEO of Remedy Network - Author of the BRAND-NEW book, "Remedy Network" A Millennial's Journey on Connecting New York City Through Stories My favorite quotes from Remedy Network book: "Sometimes we have to focus less on our delay and more on our development. Your delay can change in an instant. Your development cannot.""As millennial leaders, in order for our work to have real, lasting impact that makes a difference, it has to go through the fire of authenticity."

The podcast where I teach you how to adult like a boss. In this podcast I talk about the Quarterlife Crisis, relationships, self-care, goal development, and other topics relating to adulting in today's world. In this episode, I interview J. Caleb Perkins of the Remedy Network on expectations in life and his new book titled Remedy Network: A Millennial's Journey of Connecting New York Through Stories. In this one we talk about our own journeys and share how to get started in you own. Introduction track credit to Mindseye and Dr. Rinkel "unwind" creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode Track was cut and edited to fit within the series.