Welcome to today's episode of The Mindset Mentor Podcast. I'm your host Rob Dial.

If you have not yet done so hit that subscribe button so you never miss another podcast episode.

And if you're out there and you live in the United States or Canada and you want to sign up for my inspirational text messages, text me right now, 1, 512, 580,9305.

Once again, 1, 512, 580,9,305.

Today, we're going to talk about every person's favorite subject,

death and dying, and other people that you know and love dying.

So we're going to be talking about today. It's your favorite subject, isn't it? And we're going to talk about death. We're going to talk about the benefits of death. We're going to talk about grief. We're going to talk about coping with other people's deaths as well and the death of

everyone that you love and your own death. And the reason why is because I've gotten this question

multiple times this week in different programs that I run.

And it was basically a couple different people ask the same question with how do you deal with

death and grieving of someone that's a

loved one and how do you work through it how do you know when you're done grieving how do

you not try to escape the grieving process by being too busy.

And so I got this question, I was like,

you know what, if it's coming up a lot,

that's kind of like the universe saying

you should make an episode on this.

And so, you know, I also get a lot of Instagram messages and, you know, I get messages of people saying that a loved one that they have and they know died, that someone that they love committed suicide, that their parents have died, that their grandparents have died.

For some people it was just old age, for some it was an accident and for some people it was of their own hand.

And when I start to see these... accident and for some people it was of their own hand.

And when I start to see these enough,

I'm like, this is a message I need to make this.

...