Understandably, we are only seeing Mr. Jarrett big smile a year later. We were not privy to the day to day struggles he had to overcome and that he continues to work on. Living life is a process. He must still go to therapy and meetings. Every day he is working on his health.
There are some good lessons here we can also relate to:
1. What you do has a domino effect on others. For Mr. Jarrett he was impacting his family in a negative manner for a while. Now, he is going in the other direction. His boss, Roger Ailes made some sacrifices himself as he stood by his employee and stayed with him during every step of his trials. His actions, also had a domino effect on Mr. Jarrett, as well. And Mr. Jarrett very graciously acknowledges Mr. Ailes commitment. We can make our work joyful to ourselves and others. Recognize Step #5 here?
2. Your everyday health and long term health both need good daily habits. You cannot put your health on autopilot. You can never take your health for granted. As a health care practitioner I must stress that the body works very profoundly balancing important metabolic processes. While things seem to work automatically and your body bounces back pretty well after a splurge at the donut shop, nights drinking with friends, or weeks of staying up until 1 AM, the body will eventually buckle under the stress. Mr. Jarrett demonstrates this and he is working hard on his daily habits. Step #2 is here.
I'll let him tell you his side of the story here.
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