When he said that bipolar disorder doesn’t define who you are, it made me think about how I’ve let my own anxiety control my life. It’s a good reminder that we’re more than our mental health struggles.
I appreciate that he talked about therapy and meds alongside personal growth. Too often people act like you can just positive-think your way out of mental illness and it really doesn't work like that
I have schizoaffective disorder which is a combination of bipolar and schizophrenia. It has been a long road to recovery. I am happy to say that I have now been stable for 6 years after being in the hospital 21 times. These are serious illnesses that need to be taken seriously. I'm so glad you are speaking out about this important topic. Congratulations Nacho! Annie
Seeing how he turned his life around after hitting rock bottom is really inspiring. It reminds me that even in my worst moments, there’s always hope for change and growth
There will always be, my friend. God’s never loose control and He is seeing you right now. Keep in mind that a short moment doesn’t define your life, you’re a winner! Keep the pace
The stat about 15% of people with bipolar committing suicide is so sad. It really shows how serious this illness is, and how important it is to support people who are struggling before it’s too late.
Mental health doesn’t just affect the person going through it; it affects everyone around them. I hope more families can find ways to stay strong through it.
It's really good to see so many people talking about this more openly now. I saw an interview with Selena Gomez where she was talking about it! That's great progress.
I love the idea of radical transparency. Too many people still don’t talk about mental health openly. I don't know if it's out of shame or if they don't have anything to contribute but it's important for people to be honest with each other
So impressed by the way he bounced back from hitting rock bottom. It's really inspiring and also shows that things do get better which is something people need to hear
When he talked about that therapist who believed in him when he was at rock bottom, that hit me hard. It reminds me of my high school counselor who saw potential in me when I was failing everything. Sometimes you don't realize how much those small moments of faith can change your life.
The part where he mentioned feeling like a failure in every aspect of life hit me hard. I don’t have bipolar disorder, but I’ve definitely been in that place where you feel like nothing’s working. I can't imagine how much harder that must hit when your feelings are intensified
man, when he talked about that year he spent just staring at the ceiling, I felt that in my soul. I've been through some rough patches myself and that feeling of being completely stuck is so real. Makes me appreciate how far I've come...
My brother struggles with depression, and sometimes it feels like we’re all carrying the weight of it. This talk reminded me to be more supportive and patient with him, thank you.
It’s so easy to think that successful people have it all together, so hearing about how someone as accomplished as him ended up in a psychiatric hospital was eye-opening. It really shows that mental illness doesn’t care about your status or job.
My dad has struggled with depression for years, and hearing about how many people with bipolar also deal with anxiety and depression made me think of him. It’s a reminder that there’s often more going on than we realize.
Nacho this is very touching message and full of hope for my son , who has this condition Bipolar I, for more than a decade and he is not helping himself , he see me as his enemy , I am believer of God and I know He is protecting him and my son needs to his part, accepts his condition and allow professionals to help him. Love your courage and faith , God bless you. Will share with my son.
It’s really brave to talk about suicide and depression like that. Not many people are willing to go there in such a public way but man we need it right now! The state of peoples mental health as a whole is just woeful
Love the unmatched pair of shoes. It's very symbolical - the shoes are like the illness. But if you try and see the whole person, you will see that they are still beautiful despite their unmatched "unusual" pair of shoes.
It's so important to have conversations like this. Some people just don't have any neurological disorders lol no neuro-divergence, no mental health issues! And they genuinely don't know or understand how hard it is for the rest of us 😂
I've been on and off medication for depression and always felt kind of ashamed about it. Hearing him talk so openly about his treatment made me feel less alone, like it’s okay to do what you need to feel better.
Ahh man that's such a tough go, especially being in the corporate finance world like that, not exactly the most supportive when it comes to mental health related stuff
It's nice tagline...but there is no cure for bipolar and several other mental disorders. Sure, medications & certain therapies can help manage the disease...but stop saying it's a "temporary" problem. It's for life and sadly, progressive in spite of medications and therapy for an unfortunate percentage of us living with it. Every time I hear someone say it's a temporary problem..it just feels like a slap in the face & minimizes the extent of the disease and pain most feel.
Amazing,Nacho! I really understand that your mother is so proud of you. I know something of all that you tell ... but I had not raised the importance of transparency. It's true: hiding things never helps. Congratulations!
Nacho eres increíble has sabido coger el toro por los cuernos y has transformado una situación difícil para crecer como persona. De todo se sale en esta vida a pesar de lo mal que lo puedas pasar en el transcurso de ella. Toda mi fuerza y apoyo y a seguir adelante 💪 😀
It’s crazy to think that 50% of people might deal with mental illness in their lifetime. We really need to talk about this more to make at as less scary as possible
Wow... Your words really, really touch my heart. Thanks for opening yours. This is a great and important message. Each minute is gold. This moves a lot. Makes us think and feel. Thanks for making this, a better world!
Thank you Andrés, I am glad that you liked it!! What was your favorite part? Mine were when I said that this condition does not define who we are and, of course, the Superman moment 😂
This is vital information Nacho! I will definitely be sharing your talk with those I work with! Thank you!!!! “Just because our mind breaks doesn’t mean it is broken” YES!!
I was diagnosed at 26 with Cyclothymia after struggling for years with most of the problems you listed. I've gone through medication adjustments and therapy (no hospitalizations, tho I probably should've had one or two), and learning to re-love hobbies that I would normally need to be manic to enjoy. I've been incredibly blessed and lucky to have a supportive family who've loved me on and off medication. It was a surprise to them, and to me, at how much I was struggling internally. Learning to admit to myself how bad off I was a big part in accepting help since I was in denial about having a mood disorder. Radical transparency needs to begin with yourself.
Gracias Nacho por tu autenticidad, el mundo necesita saber que las enfermedades mentales no son un estigma, debemos ser sensibles a este tema porque todos somos tan vulnerables a pasar por cualquier tipo de enfermedad mental. Sin embargo hay esperanza y sanidad si tenemos fe y hacemos lo que nos corresponde.
Wow! I adore this talk. I am planning to give a talk about mental health which is very like this. Sharing my journey through PTSD. This inspired me even more to bring it to the world. I fully love how you presented this.
Nacho, I am so deeply moved by your story and journey. While I always had the greatest respect for you as a work colleague, the work you do now is a true legacy and inspiration to others. So happy to know you and for the peace you now have and the important message you now share.
Nacho thanks for shring your story both ways. How down you were and how upwards you are NOW moving. Love the Open Upp Mobile App idea to do the healing bipolar causes to the society.
It is not easy to have the courage to talk about such intimate topics just to try to help others and the transparent and personal way you have approached it, seems to me that it was exactly what the people need, BRAVO NACHO!!
Hermosa charla muchas felicidades para. Dios no hay nada imposible y esto me deja ver que podemos salir adelante de lo que estemos pasando dios lo bendiga
What an interesting and inspiring speech! It is great that you have been able to speak about your condition to help other people in the same situation. God bless you, Nacho.
Impressive talk! You are really Superman! You have been fighting against your worst enemy, the only one at you capacity level: yourself! And you have shown us all how to defeat that part of you that you do not need. Or perhaps yes, as you say, to make the best of yourself! I think this talk is better than 1000 therapy sessions, and can help a lot of people who are now learning the process to see back the light. It also helps normalize a situation that should be normal!!
Thank you for this talk. It was courageous and needed and wise. I am bi polar and have been diagnosed sine 17 and am now 72and have lerned so much from this illness I believe in God and have seen his wofk in my life through bi polar Carol New Zealand
Even better than when I first heard it five months ago during practice. As someone who has endured severe bouts of depression, your message resonates strongly with me. It inspired me, made me laugh, and has given me great hope. You’ve been such a big supporter of mine Nacho. I am glad now that I can return the favor by helping you to promote this amazing talk. It deserves to go viral to all ends of the earth!
Valiente Nachete. Me alegro mucho que hayas encontrado con la fórmula de avanzar, de recuperar tu orden y de incluso servir de inspiración y ejemplo a mucha gente. Toda lo mejor para que esa energía sea duradera, es a buen seguro el mejor de los caminos!
My brother and I have bipolar disorder and this was very powerful to me. I’ve tried to embrace my condition and make the most of it. It doesn’t define me, what I do with it does. Stay strong and God bless you all! 🤟🏼
I really felt it when he talked about feeling like a failure in every part of life. I don't have bi-polar but I've been in that dark place before and it's so hard, was really great to hear him talk about how he turned it around
Thank you for shedding light on bipolar disorder. It's crucial to educate ourselves on mental health conditions and support those who are affected by them. I think every story counts towards doing that.
One more thing. When I was helping Nacho prepare by listening to his talk on zoom, I was feeling so sad and quite miserable (for other personal reasons). This talk by Nacho Ruiz cheered me up dramatically. It was precisely the message I needed. The right message by the right messenger at the right moment. Thank you Nacho!
Wow! Thank you Nacho for such an inspiring and heartfelt message. I totally agree with you. We need to open space for truth and forget about tags that limit our ability to communicate what we truly feel. Coming back to our truth, to our hearts will set us free. ❤
I’ve been on and off meds for years and I’ve always felt pretty ashamed about it. Hearing him talk so openly about his treatment is oddly comforting though. Like you know other people experience this stuff too but it’s kind of rare to hear about it
Really moved by this talk, Nacho!! Thanks for daring, thanks for sharing, thanks for helping others see the light of hope! I wish you all strength to overcome such terrible life circumstances. Un fuerte abrazo y cariño infinito!!❤
Congratulations! Beautiful message you deliver. Society must raise awareness and your speech helps create a collective message. May this be the first of many presentations around the world to create a community of radical transparency. Count on me.
I feel kind of silly saying this but I didn't realize just how many people live with bipolar. Glad to have this kind of insight because it seems like it has all kinds of knock-on affects
Thank you for sharing this inspiring talk. It's a difficult decision for us with bipolar disorder to decide who and when to disclose the illness and access that courage. Acceptance is not always easy, but treatment and awareness are increasingly available. Thank you for spreading such a positive message.
Amazing speech. I really think this can really make a diference and help other people with this message. Proud of being a friend of that man, that I am sure that he can add much value to the society with things like this one. An extraordinary example of overcoming
Querido Nacho, eres un tío grande, sí señor. Me ha encantado tu charla, tu valentía y tu franqueza. Servirá para mucho, para muchos. Cuídate y déjate ver.
I'm glad he didn't hold back on talking about the bad side of bipolar.... I tend to tone it down for my friends and family because I don't want them to worry but maybe that's not really helping
Amazing talk Nacho! I believe it is a really important thing that people needs to learn about and you opening up is a big step in order to change this.
that bit about labels being for shampoo cracked me up. but also got me thinking about how I label myself and others. maybe it's time to just start seeing people as people.
Gracias Javi por este mensaje, que me ha hecho sonreír!! Me alegra de que el toque “Superhéroe” te haya gustado. De las zapatillas, mejor ni hablamos…😅🤣
¡Bravo! Además de tu valentía, consigues emocionar con tu historia. Un final cargado de positividad y HOPE. Ojalá tuviera palabras a la altura del mensaje.
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When he said that bipolar disorder doesn’t define who you are, it made me think about how I’ve let my own anxiety control my life. It’s a good reminder that we’re more than our mental health struggles.
The transition from banking success to being hospitalized really shows how fragile mental health can be, even when life looks perfect on the outside.
Love him for turning his diagnosis into advocacy. That sends such a strong and positive message for others who are struggling
I appreciate that he talked about therapy and meds alongside personal growth. Too often people act like you can just positive-think your way out of mental illness and it really doesn't work like that
I have schizoaffective disorder which is a combination of bipolar and schizophrenia. It has been a long road to recovery. I am happy to say that I have now been stable for 6 years after being in the hospital 21 times. These are serious illnesses that need to be taken seriously. I'm so glad you are speaking out about this important topic. Congratulations Nacho!
Annie
Thank you for sharing, Annie and congratulations on your stability!
how did you accomplish your stability? medication? lifestyle change? therapy?
thank you
bless you❤
Okay I was so into it when he said bipolar doesn't happen TO people but rather FOR them. That's such a good perspective to have
Seeing how he turned his life around after hitting rock bottom is really inspiring. It reminds me that even in my worst moments, there’s always hope for change and growth
There will always be, my friend. God’s never loose control and He is seeing you right now. Keep in mind that a short moment doesn’t define your life, you’re a winner! Keep the pace
The stat about 15% of people with bipolar committing suicide is so sad. It really shows how serious this illness is, and how important it is to support people who are struggling before it’s too late.
Mental health doesn’t just affect the person going through it; it affects everyone around them. I hope more families can find ways to stay strong through it.
BRAVO!! Thank you so much for your courage! I’m too afraid to ever even be open about my broken brain unless it’s a super close trusted friend.
It's really good to see so many people talking about this more openly now. I saw an interview with Selena Gomez where she was talking about it! That's great progress.
I love the idea of radical transparency. Too many people still don’t talk about mental health openly. I don't know if it's out of shame or if they don't have anything to contribute but it's important for people to be honest with each other
So impressed by the way he bounced back from hitting rock bottom. It's really inspiring and also shows that things do get better which is something people need to hear
I'm so glad that he found therapy and medication that worked for him. I know not everyone has access to that, especially in the states.
When he talked about that therapist who believed in him when he was at rock bottom, that hit me hard. It reminds me of my high school counselor who saw potential in me when I was failing everything. Sometimes you don't realize how much those small moments of faith can change your life.
Thank you...appreciate it
The part where he mentioned feeling like a failure in every aspect of life hit me hard. I don’t have bipolar disorder, but I’ve definitely been in that place where you feel like nothing’s working. I can't imagine how much harder that must hit when your feelings are intensified
man, when he talked about that year he spent just staring at the ceiling, I felt that in my soul. I've been through some rough patches myself and that feeling of being completely stuck is so real. Makes me appreciate how far I've come...
My brother struggles with depression, and sometimes it feels like we’re all carrying the weight of it. This talk reminded me to be more supportive and patient with him, thank you.
The metaphor about the shoes representing both extremes really stuck with me... It’s such a simple way to explain something so complex, thank you
Thank you for sharing with us Nacho. It's a valuable perspective to see
It’s so easy to think that successful people have it all together, so hearing about how someone as accomplished as him ended up in a psychiatric hospital was eye-opening. It really shows that mental illness doesn’t care about your status or job.
My dad has struggled with depression for years, and hearing about how many people with bipolar also deal with anxiety and depression made me think of him. It’s a reminder that there’s often more going on than we realize.
Nacho this is very touching message and full of hope for my son , who has this condition Bipolar I, for more than a decade and he is not helping himself , he see me as his enemy , I am believer of God and I know He is protecting him and my son needs to his part, accepts his condition and allow professionals to help him. Love your courage and faith , God bless you. Will share with my son.
Sleep deprivation being the tipping point for mania was fascinating. I never realized how much lack of sleep can affect your mental state
I was kind of blown away by the superman story... I don't think we really acknowledge how our childhood dreams impact us as adults.
It’s really brave to talk about suicide and depression like that. Not many people are willing to go there in such a public way but man we need it right now! The state of peoples mental health as a whole is just woeful
Love the unmatched pair of shoes. It's very symbolical - the shoes are like the illness. But if you try and see the whole person, you will see that they are still beautiful despite their unmatched "unusual" pair of shoes.
What you said is beautiful, thanks for sharing your thought.
Having a bipolar partner and this talk was right on the spot. Powerful words. Thank you for this!
¡I am glad you liked it!
It’s wild to hear how quickly life can turn upside down. One minute you’re on top, the next you’re struggling to get out of bed...
It's so important to have conversations like this. Some people just don't have any neurological disorders lol no neuro-divergence, no mental health issues! And they genuinely don't know or understand how hard it is for the rest of us 😂
I've been on and off medication for depression and always felt kind of ashamed about it. Hearing him talk so openly about his treatment made me feel less alone, like it’s okay to do what you need to feel better.
how did u manage to recover from the depressive parts? And did you mask It to the people around you
@@JeanThi-fy9io not sure I have, and I am an open book to my friends
@@BeenFoundTwice oh okay and did it give you lot of anxiety or excessive worrying abt everything aftermath?
Gracias por compartir tu historia. Todo un ejemplo. 👏👏
Ahh man that's such a tough go, especially being in the corporate finance world like that, not exactly the most supportive when it comes to mental health related stuff
Living fully with bipolar disorder is possible with the right tools, support, and mindset. Empowerment starts here. 💙🌟
I relate so much to the part about feeling like a failure. It’s tough, but hearing this at least makes me feel less alone
Preach it: "Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem." Everyone needs to hear this!
Thank you, Katie!! Without your help and expertise I would not have been able to deliver this talk!!
It's nice tagline...but there is no cure for bipolar and several other mental disorders. Sure, medications & certain therapies can help manage the disease...but stop saying it's a "temporary" problem. It's for life and sadly, progressive in spite of medications and therapy for an unfortunate percentage of us living with it. Every time I hear someone say it's a temporary problem..it just feels like a slap in the face & minimizes the extent of the disease and pain most feel.
Amazing,Nacho! I really understand that your mother is so proud of you. I know something of all that you tell ... but I had not raised the importance of transparency. It's true: hiding things never helps. Congratulations!
Thank you! I am glad that my message resonated with you!!
Man, I can’t imagine going through all of that. Respect for getting through it and being so open about it
Nacho eres increíble has sabido coger el toro por los cuernos y has transformado una situación difícil para crecer como persona. De todo se sale en esta vida a pesar de lo mal que lo puedas pasar en el transcurso de ella. Toda mi fuerza y apoyo y a seguir adelante 💪 😀
It’s crazy to think that 50% of people might deal with mental illness in their lifetime. We really need to talk about this more to make at as less scary as possible
How brawe you are, Nacho! Congratulations for such a great talk. Desde España te enviamos un fuerte abrazo.
Wow... Your words really, really touch my heart. Thanks for opening yours. This is a great and important message. Each minute is gold. This moves a lot. Makes us think and feel. Thanks for making this, a better world!
Thank you Andrés, I am glad that you liked it!! What was your favorite part? Mine were when I said that this condition does not define who we are and, of course, the Superman moment 😂
Full props to this guy just baring his soul like this
@jacobydesolles Thank you for the appreciation! It was scary in some ways but in reality it was liberating to be so open about everything.
@@nachoruizhens Yeah I'll bet it would have been such a rush and very freeing!
This is vital information Nacho! I will definitely be sharing your talk with those I work with! Thank you!!!! “Just because our mind breaks doesn’t mean it is broken” YES!!
Thank you, Summer! ❤
I was diagnosed at 26 with Cyclothymia after struggling for years with most of the problems you listed. I've gone through medication adjustments and therapy (no hospitalizations, tho I probably should've had one or two), and learning to re-love hobbies that I would normally need to be manic to enjoy.
I've been incredibly blessed and lucky to have a supportive family who've loved me on and off medication. It was a surprise to them, and to me, at how much I was struggling internally. Learning to admit to myself how bad off I was a big part in accepting help since I was in denial about having a mood disorder. Radical transparency needs to begin with yourself.
Gracias Nacho por tu autenticidad, el mundo necesita saber que las enfermedades mentales no son un estigma, debemos ser sensibles a este tema porque todos somos tan vulnerables a pasar por cualquier tipo de enfermedad mental. Sin embargo hay esperanza y sanidad si tenemos fe y hacemos lo que nos corresponde.
Muchas gracias, Alexa, ¡por estar en mi equipo! ❤
Wow! I adore this talk. I am planning to give a talk about mental health which is very like this. Sharing my journey through PTSD. This inspired me even more to bring it to the world. I fully love how you presented this.
Nacho, I am so deeply moved by your story and journey. While I always had the greatest respect for you as a work colleague, the work you do now is a true legacy and inspiration to others. So happy to know you and for the peace you now have and the important message you now share.
Thank you, Tiffany! The great respect is mutual and I love what you say about a legacy!! ❤
Nacho thanks for shring your story both ways. How down you were and how upwards you are NOW moving. Love the Open Upp Mobile App idea to do the healing bipolar causes to the society.
¡Thank you, Raj!
It is not easy to have the courage to talk about such intimate topics just to try to help others and the transparent and personal way you have approached it, seems to me that it was exactly what the people need, BRAVO NACHO!!
Thank you, Javi! ❤
Thanks for sharing your perspective!
Hermosa charla muchas felicidades para. Dios no hay nada imposible y esto me deja ver que podemos salir adelante de lo que estemos pasando dios lo bendiga
What a wonderfully personal (and vulnerable) share. I'm glad to have met you in California and spend some time with you! Take care my friend.
Thank you Tom! Likewise
I have a very good friend diagnosed with this and your talk help me understand it a little better. Thanks, Nacho
I am glad, Luis. All my love for you and your friend.
What an interesting and inspiring speech!
It is great that you have been able to speak about your condition to help other people in the same situation. God bless you, Nacho.
Impressive talk! You are really Superman! You have been fighting against your worst enemy, the only one at you capacity level: yourself! And you have shown us all how to defeat that part of you that you do not need. Or perhaps yes, as you say, to make the best of yourself! I think this talk is better than 1000 therapy sessions, and can help a lot of people who are now learning the process to see back the light. It also helps normalize a situation that should be normal!!
Thank you, dear Ricardo!
Thank you for this talk. It was courageous and needed and wise. I am bi polar and have been diagnosed sine 17 and am now 72and have lerned so much from this illness I believe in God and have seen his wofk in my life through bi polar Carol New Zealand
Even better than when I first heard it five months ago during practice. As someone who has endured severe bouts of depression, your message resonates strongly with me. It inspired me, made me laugh, and has given me great hope.
You’ve been such a big supporter of mine Nacho. I am glad now that I can return the favor by helping you to promote this amazing talk. It deserves to go viral to all ends of the earth!
labels are for shampoo, not people... love that! Gonna remember that next time I feel defined by my anxiety.
I learned this from an entrepreneur called Ryan Blair and I love it too!
Nacho, you are a force of nature. I am lucky to have met you. You are an inspiration.
Valiente Nachete. Me alegro mucho que hayas encontrado con la fórmula de avanzar, de recuperar tu orden y de incluso servir de inspiración y ejemplo a mucha gente. Toda lo mejor para que esa energía sea duradera, es a buen seguro el mejor de los caminos!
¡Muchísimas gracias! Espero poder ayudar ❤
I love how far he's come! Just shows that healing is possible 💜💜
My brother and I have bipolar disorder and this was very powerful to me. I’ve tried to embrace my condition and make the most of it. It doesn’t define me, what I do with it does. Stay strong and God bless you all! 🤟🏼
A very strong, powerful and beautiful speech.
Thank you very much for that inspiring lesson, Nacho.❤
¡Mil gracias, Laura!
Nacho esto es valentía con mayúsculas. Eres un superman, pero ya lo eras desde hace mucho tiempo.
What a courageous talk brother! You are helping so many find peace and freedom to live without judgement. Thank you - Dante Poole
I really felt it when he talked about feeling like a failure in every part of life. I don't have bi-polar but I've been in that dark place before and it's so hard, was really great to hear him talk about how he turned it around
Thank you for shedding light on bipolar disorder. It's crucial to educate ourselves on mental health conditions and support those who are affected by them. I think every story counts towards doing that.
One more thing. When I was helping Nacho prepare by listening to his talk on zoom, I was feeling so sad and quite miserable (for other personal reasons). This talk by Nacho Ruiz cheered me up dramatically. It was precisely the message I needed. The right message by the right messenger at the right moment. Thank you Nacho!
Wow! Thank you Nacho for such an inspiring and heartfelt message. I totally agree with you. We need to open space for truth and forget about tags that limit our ability to communicate what we truly feel. Coming back to our truth, to our hearts will set us free. ❤
¡Thank you so much for your supportive words! I am glad my message resonated with you.
Qué plática tan hermosa y conmovedora. Gracias, gracias, querido Nacho.
Muchísimas gracias, ¡querida Pili!
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¿Cuál fue tu parte favorita?
Felicidades por contarlo. Es bueno para ti y para toda la sociedad. Bravo.
Such a powerful message for everyone dealing with mental health issues… we need to be better at normalising not being OK, thank you Nacho!
Nacho, podría haber estado escuchándote horas…aparte de un superhéroe en superación has demostrado ser un comunicador extraordinario, enhorabuena!!!
I’ve been on and off meds for years and I’ve always felt pretty ashamed about it. Hearing him talk so openly about his treatment is oddly comforting though. Like you know other people experience this stuff too but it’s kind of rare to hear about it
Enhorabuena!! Me ha encantado oírte. Lo he hecho dos veces.
Lo mejor, afrontarlo, no esconderte.
Eres grande. Muy grande.
Gracias por esta maravillosa charla tan didáctica.
Excellent Nacho, a beautifully delivered message, with vulnerability and giving hope.
Amazing speech Nacho, congratulations!!
Really moved by this talk, Nacho!! Thanks for daring, thanks for sharing, thanks for helping others see the light of hope! I wish you all strength to overcome such terrible life circumstances. Un fuerte abrazo y cariño infinito!!❤
Congratulations! Beautiful message you deliver. Society must raise awareness and your speech helps create a collective message. May this be the first of many presentations around the world to create a community of radical transparency. Count on me.
¡Thank you so much for your supportive words Nadeska!
I feel kind of silly saying this but I didn't realize just how many people live with bipolar. Glad to have this kind of insight because it seems like it has all kinds of knock-on affects
Enorme Nacho! Muy inspirador! Espero que todo vaya bien y además que tu empuje ayude a quien lo necesite! Valiente!
Extremely informative TedTalk. Thank you for educating us about this condition and how we can help.
Thank you, Nancy! ❤
Thank you for sharing this inspiring talk. It's a difficult decision for us with bipolar disorder to decide who and when to disclose the illness and access that courage. Acceptance is not always easy, but treatment and awareness are increasingly available. Thank you for spreading such a positive message.
Amazing speech. I really think this can really make a diference and help other people with this message. Proud of being a friend of that man, that I am sure that he can add much value to the society with things like this one. An extraordinary example of overcoming
Very proud of you! I hope your talk can help others. You are not alone.
Querido Nacho, eres un tío grande, sí señor. Me ha encantado tu charla, tu valentía y tu franqueza. Servirá para mucho, para muchos. Cuídate y déjate ver.
I'm glad he didn't hold back on talking about the bad side of bipolar.... I tend to tone it down for my friends and family because I don't want them to worry but maybe that's not really helping
Amazing talk Nacho! I believe it is a really important thing that people needs to learn about and you opening up is a big step in order to change this.
Thank you Edu for your appreciation!! 🫶 It was a really nice surprise to read your comment. What was your favorite part of the talk?
What a journey this guy has been through with this condition. I really enjoyed hearing about the journey though, dark times and all.
that bit about labels being for shampoo cracked me up. but also got me thinking about how I label myself and others. maybe it's time to just start seeing people as people.
Increíble discurso Nacho! Muy bien contado! Seguro que ya estás ayudando a más personas con este mismo problema! Eres una persona muy grande!!!❤
Thank you for sharing your story. It has inspired me and I am sure will inspire others
Thank you for sharing your life experience with this sensitive matter and congratulations on your achievements. Don´t give up!
Thank you Laura, really appreciate the support
Amazing! You made me cry Nacho... Congratulations for taking this great step! You are an amazing human being! Thank you for being there!
Siempre supe que eras un superhéroe! una presentación brillante! un abrazo muy grande!
(tu amigo y antiguo vecino javi) ❤
Gracias Javi por este mensaje, que me ha hecho sonreír!! Me alegra de que el toque “Superhéroe” te haya gustado. De las zapatillas, mejor ni hablamos…😅🤣
¡Bravo! Además de tu valentía, consigues emocionar con tu historia. Un final cargado de positividad y HOPE. Ojalá tuviera palabras a la altura del mensaje.
¡Mil gracias querido Diego! ❤