Tag Archives: mental health awareness

Focus on a Better Life

Posted on January 28, 2026 by Steve Simms

Everyone on planet earth can live a better life and it doesn’t take winning the lottery to do so. All it takes is humbly turning away from and setting aside our thoughts, words, attitudes, and actions that are harming us … Continue reading →

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Escaping From the Clutter of Self-Focus

Posted on January 16, 2026 by Steve Simms

Perhaps the greatest source of clutter in life is self-focus. It clutters our mind and our heart with our own thoughts, feelings, and desires until we have little room for anything else. How can we escape from the clutter of … Continue reading →

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Food Can’t Bring Inner Peace

Posted on December 19, 2025 by Steve Simms

You can’t eat your way to inner peace. The only way to truly find it is to step out from behind all your disguises. God sees through all my disguises. He knows who I really am. Yet He loves me … Continue reading →

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There’s Amazing Hope for You!

Posted on November 16, 2025 by Steve Simms

There is amazing hope for your life. No matter what you have been through or are currently going through there is incredible hope is available to you supernaturally. If you look beyond systematized church and formalized religion, you can encounter … Continue reading →

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I Want My Blog & My Books to Help People “Worglee”

Posted on August 8, 2025 by Steve Simms

I coined a word in my book, “Mindrobics–How to Be Happy For the Rest of Your Life” (in addition to the title). (It’s now out of print.) The word is “worglee.” Worglee is the opposite of worry. To worry is … Continue reading →

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No Apathy Is My Strategy

Posted on July 24, 2025 by Steve Simms

My strategy for mental health and well-being is to have no apathy. I strive to keep my heart filled with kindness, caring, and compassion so that I can help people by humbly speaking the truth in love. (Ephesians 4:14) It’s … Continue reading →

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My Brain is My Favorite Thing (I Work Hard to Keep it Free from Trash)

Posted on June 17, 2025 by Steve Simms

As you read my blog posts you are receiving thoughts into your brain. That’s how media works. Whatever you read, hear, or see is received into your brain and piles up in your memory. All of that accumulates in the … Continue reading →

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A Collection from Out of This World

Posted on May 22, 2025 by Steve Simms

I have a wonderful out-of-this-world collection that I treasure and keep safe and secure deep inside of my heart. It’s a collection of inspiring thoughts that have spoken to me in profound, life changing ways. I frequently ponder various ones … Continue reading →

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Freedom, mental health, & hope

Posted on July 5, 2020 by Steve Simms

Mental and emotional bondage restricts freedom. Freedom that doesn’t reach to your mind and your heart is incomplete. It’s good to celebrate freedom. It’s better to live free — without bondage to thoughts, feelings, or desires. It’s hard to dance … Continue reading →

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Pondering mental health

Posted on November 3, 2019 by Steve Simms

Your mental health is influenced by the thoughts you think. Improving the quality of your daily thinking will improve your mental health. There are thoughts that are troubling to think, and scenes that are stressful to see. Mental health requires … Continue reading →

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