The way I See It... with Robert Hazzard, Jr.

Living Beyond MS: 20 Years of Resilience and Hope with Connie Kitchen

Listen in as Connie Kitchen shares what it's been like to live with Multiple Sclerosis for over 20 years. We discussed a few important things everyone should know about MS. 1) Early signs that helped with the discovery process. 2) Available treatments and how she manages. 3) How family and friends can help. 4) The role of advocacy and benefits of connection to the MS Community.

Navigating a broken heart

It's mental health awareness month and while relationships begin and end we can all use a little help with navigating the after-effects. Here I share four tips that have worked for me as I bounce back and I hope you find them helpful. 1) Own your part 2) Try opening-up 3) Take your time 4) Therapy can really be your friend Thanks for listening and if you enjoyed this episode please like and share it with others.

Facing the fear of rejection

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and this episode discusses how men handle rejection. The Suicide rates among men and ways to further deal with depression. We've all been rejected in some way before but as we continue to talk about ways to handle it my hope is that we will all get better. Please take a listen and let me your thoughts. Also, share and rate this episode. Thanks for listening.

The Entrepreneur Struggle

In this episode I talk about what things you need to include for your business to start off the right way. Your blueprint for success must have a few important ingredients that possibly no one told you about. Do these things first: Legalize it, Get funding and Get a good accountability partner. These are just a few tips from "The way I see it."

Intro to The Way I See It

Curiosity fuels my spirit along with engaging conversations with others. Each of us has asked questions since we were young and our perspectives vary based on our experiences, lessons we learned, or what we believe in. Join the conversation and let's discuss how I see it and how you see it.