I received my first call of an individual over this this four-foot pedestrian rail.

Your only out you feel is giving up your life. The look in her eyes is they want to live but they

can't see how and they're in such emotional pain that they just can't take it anymore. What will be

the first thing you would ask me? We've all seen it where an officer or a citizen rushes up on a

bridge and grabs someone and pulls them over. Fantastic, great. I want that individual to come back

over that rail on their own. So if you have the courage to come back over the rail,

you have the courage to fight and continue on. What got them to jump? Usually when they let go

for negotiators is not to look. Don't look down and watch that body. Oh my gosh. Many times it's the

folks who have been suffering for a long time. They've just had enough. They're emotionally exhausted

and they can't see a way out. We want to get them some help. But it is difficult. You know,

there's not a lot of money put into mental health. Sometimes they're waiting two months to get

an appointment with a mental health professional. I mean, that's not right. If you're in crisis,

we need to get help now. My guest today is Sergeant Kevin Briggs 23 years CHP veteran in the army

prior to that. And he gave a talk on Ted, which it was so powerful, the bridge between suicide and

life. And then later on, he wrote a book called The Garden of Golden Gate protecting the line

between hope and despair. Over 200 lives were saved of people who are about to commit suicide,

jumping off that bridge, which is known for suicide. And the motivation behind why he wanted to change

people's life is very deep. And I want to really get into it. It is something that a lot of people

struggle with today, mental, anxiety, panic, depression. And I really want to hit up that topic.

And that's not just in regular life. People go through it in business. There's a lot of people that

are running a business that are running out of money. They're buying themselves. They're

alone. So I wanted to bring him on. So Sergeant Kevin Briggs, thank you so much for being a guest

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