A Hero for Epileptics

If you are in the first year like AHFE or thinking about becoming an entrpreneur never hesitate to try everything and see what works to grow your company.

Airport fun and why anyone wants to put the work in to grow heir own business.

It’s our final day in Jamaica and AHFE just wants to share some final travel tips if you have a health issue and looking to get away for vacation. BOTTOM LINE: Don’t be afraid and don’t let your health stop you from living life.

What is it like being out in the heat and how does it feel for an Epileptic to be able to travel? Listen to find out here.

We finally arrived in Jamaica and it was quite the trip to get here. This is just some travel recommendations from what AHFE faces.

Don’t let your illnesses, disorders or other people lead you into darkness. Stay in the light and work hard to show that you can do anything if you see the value it brings to your life.

Make a list, prep it twice and get out there because you only have one life so go live it!

Don’t ever lax with your health because it doesn’t just hurt you, it also hurts the people you take care of.

What’s its like to see a really bad seizure first hand? Our Co-Founder Michelle Fiacco describes a seizure Bruno has in the shower and what it felt like from a caregivers eyes.

Especially when you are gearing up for travel. You don’t want to also obsess over your disorder, but rather live life as best you can.

If you or a loved one need it, reach out to a health care professional and see what benefits you may be eligible to receive. Don’t be afraid to own who you are and talk about your struggle.

Make sure you are giving 100% in everything you are doing. Don’t skimp where it matters most and always remember you sometimes just can’t do it all.

Bruno Fiacco, CEO & President of AHFE joins the podcast to talk about Epileptic nightmares. He gives first-hand insight into what they feel like and how to keep fighting even after you have one.

If you are a dad have a great day. If you have a father figure in your life call, text or hug them. And if you lost someone who was a father to you remember them always.

You never know from looking at someone that they are dealing with Epilepsy, other disorders, depression, etc. So always be kind and know that we are all human and we are all going through things daily.

When you feel like you are helpless, depressed or a burden to your caretakers, reach out and ask for assistance.

Where A Hero for Epileptics is before the end of June full evaluation.

Technology is similar to Epilepsy in that it’s not perfect, there are always glitches, software updates to fix bugs and systems crashing.

Everyday is a blessing. Prioritize what’s important and remember even though there isn’t really a work life balance in 2018, you have to figure out the balance that works for you.

Any contact you make is important no matter how big or small because you never know where it could lead in the future. Maybe they can help you get your foot in a closed door or maybe they will work for you and help grow your business.

How do are you dealing with adversity? The simple fact is that issues don’t have emotions so don’t take them personally. Rather look at strategic ways of of solving them.

You have to think early on what benefits you want to offer your employees such as WFH, insurance, time off and so forth. You then should hold these values to a high standard and make sure they are implemented properly.

Why do people decide to start a company? Is it to make a difference? Or because they see a hole in a product or service?

You may not even see all of them as they are happening internally to the person with seizures.

AHFE discusses some tips on some top of mind things they are working on presently.