Mike Andes warns against destructive choices made during life's lowest points: closing businesses, drinking, abandoning health routines, threatening divorce, or fighting over property. These decisions under extreme stress leave lasting scars, but resilience is possible.
And this is the moment when some would give in. This is when they would close their business. This is when they would start to turn to alcohol. This is when they would throw in the towel on their physical ability to be able to be healthy and live a healthy life. This is a time when some people would not only quit and become bankrupt in their business, but also in their personal life. They would start these stupid things that scar them for the rest of their life because they're trying to get back to the people that they once loved. And during a low low, they make poor decisions. And they are saying, if these things don't change, I'm leaving. This has to be different. I'm going to divorce you. I'm taking the kids. I want the house. When these are conversations that start to come up, these are typically the things that happen during a low, low point in somebody's life.
