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Corwin CJ Moneyway Johnson talks about energy as a resource for people with chronic fatigue, and how low energy restricts what you can do. He encourages listeners to reclaim their energy and take back control of their lives.

Corwin CJ Moneyway Johnson talks about energy as a resource for people with chronic fatigue, and how low energy restricts what you can do. He encourages listeners to reclaim their energy and take back control of their lives.
For me, it was just— and I kept on realizing, okay, people are so excited about my energy. That's when I put two and two together. Energy is a commodity for people who don't have it. People who are living with various levels of chronic fatigue, for them, if they had energy, that would be a commodity that's worth more than gold. Because when you do not have energy, there, there is so much that you are just not able to do because your chronic fatigue is the one that's saying, uh-uh, we ain't doing any more today, we ain't doing any more today, sit down. So your chronic fatigue is telling you what you can do, and you shouldn't be living your life like that. You should be saying to your chronic fatigue, bye-bye, bye-bye.

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