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Johnny Crowder is mental health keynote speaker, suicide & abuse survivor, Tedx speaker, musician & CEO of Cope Notes which is a text based mental health platform that provides daily support to users in nearly 100 countries. 

Tim & Johnny talk about his second latest Tedx Talk, Cope Notes, his story growing up, his mental illnesses, his mishap on a plane, being the lead singer of Prison, misconceptions about mental health & being judged by his looks.

Johnny is a really good dude and had a lot of fun chatting with him. We were suppose to record this episode months ago, but I had some mental health issues and had to reschedule twice. Johnny stuck by me and didn't give up on potentially recording this interview. Just goes to show what type of guy he truly is. Thank you Johnny!

Learn More About Johnny:
Website: https://johnnycrowder.com/about
Cope Notes: https://copenotes.com/
Prison: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4UVyB...
Tedx Talk 1:    • How to Grow as a Person (And Why It Sucks)...  
Tedx Talk 2:    • Why I don’t want to die anymore | Johnny C...  

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