You most definitely raised the bar for future guests here at Adversity University because of the enormous risk you took! You may have even saved a life, you never know.

We are all looking forward to watching you leapfrog into the future!

Stephen, thanks for a wonderful interview. Everyone else, thanks again — I appreciate your support.

“I feel your despair and depression was just as real as the others, even though they had more tragedy.”

Shaun don’t dismiss or diminish what you were going through as no big thing, because it very well could have led to the ending of your life.

What I am saying is, be a little more gentle with yourself in this thinking…
‘Among this crowd, my problems seemed pathetic’.

And might I just add something that I’ve been
saying over and over ever since I read this story.

“Thank you God for the life path that Shaun is now on”

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It feels great to introduce extraordinary people who are making a huge impact on countless lives. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us.

I just added several more people to the line-up for interviews! You can see their names on the “Stephen Hopson Interviews” tab above.

This might be taken in the wrong spirit – but I feel your despair and depression was just as real as the others, even though they had more tragedy. Again, hats off for using your realisation as fuel.

And thanks to Stephen for introducing me to you and your blog!

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You and I have been communicating quite a lot privately and it continues to delight me to see you participating in the Adversity University community, adding incredible insights. I agree with you that Shaun is poised to receive divine opportunities because he dared to take a risk and open himself a bit more than most people would be willing to do in a lifetime.

Like I said earlier, I mentioned that most people who have skeletons hidden away in their closets will realize whatever they are, it’s nothing compared to what he went through. When we have people like Shaun who come along and teaches us the value of being open, it literally smacks us awake. The cool thing is he’s only 25!

I know Shaun is monitoring the comments over here so I’ll let him respond if he so desires.

But I do want to say that my heart goes out to you over your son who took his life at 17. May I recommend a book that I believe is fast on its way to becoming a best-seller? It’s a fiction called “The Shack” by William P. Young. It’s about our relationship with God, each other and the rest of humanity. It’s spellbinding and loaded with wonderful insights. I believe it will comfort anyone who has lost a child, which is what happens in this book. It’s absolutely inspiring, not to mention riveting. I am on a another reading in two days, highlighting things the second time around. I think you’ll love it. It’s available on Amazon.

In any case, I appreciate you commenting for the first time and look forward to having you back again! Please know that I am sending you beams of tremendous light and power. Thank you for sharing with us your heartfelt comment.

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You know, there’s always that risk – when you peel away the last layer, you never know what kind of a reaction it’ll generate from others. My goal is to make this a safe place where people are comfortable enough to share what they may need to share. We have a great community here at the university – one that I feel is nurturing with an open mind. I’d like to think that’s why the Adversity University community is so vibrant here.

Thanks for your input.