Memento mori: remember that you die

In a candid, unfiltered talk from his living room couch, Chris Cuomo explores the concept of memento mori, and the need to live in the present when there’s no guarantee there will be another tomorrow.
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0:00 Intro
4:42 Memento mori
25:52 What do you think?
#cuomo #chriscuomo #cuomoonthecouch #newsnation #mentalhealth

[@sandragiagnacova969]

Chris , it is sooo refreshing to hear a journalist be so honest about life struggles. My impression is that you have a heart as big as all outdoors, and you want to help. You couch conversations have helped me with understanding and perspective. Thank you sincerely. ❤

[@isabellefournier5651]

Thank you, Chris. I've always appreciated the work you do. I'm sorry that you are going through such a difficult time...that daily life feels so trying for you at the moment. Please know that your reaching out to us in this way matters. Your intentions to do good matter. Your willingness to share your "presence" and "present" with us matters. Please take good care and be kind and gentle to yourself. Recovering from trauma takes time and a great deal of patience. I promise you this: you will, in time, be able to rise again. You will one day fly and soar like a phoenix rising from its ashes. 💓

[@Savannah-1968]

Chris driving to my sons for spring break. My grandson turned 16 today. I’ve had him for 15 years hard as hell. Very smart that’s all we got. He’s college material. No mama no daddy but a brain. We listen to this podcast and it touched everything his life. So you touched a 16 year old kid. You are my hero . Thank you.

[@jannichi6431]

🥰

[@fabreviews5576]

WE NEED YOU, CHRIS! Your honesty, your transparency and your struggle is everything to your supporters and fans. You feel like a regular person despite being famous. You speak the truth to us who are in the struggle with you. We can’t even go to church and be real and transparent about the struggle. Thank you so very much! You are the best!

[@sunshineinarizona1726]

You're a good man Chris. I have known this for many years. Sending love and Sunshine your way. Have a fantastic day 😀🌻

[@DirtyPawedPanda]

What makes Chris an excellent journalist is that he is so relatable. He is open to show the human side of himself and be vulnerable. 👍

[@faustinembeh]

👌🏿😘💯

[@jannichi6431]

Yes, good judge of character. Plus, for Chris it helps coming from a family who serves ithers through government and to have a law degree with work ethics.

[@robynsandys2970]

Love your openness and honesty about yourself and desire to share and help others.

[@soultrekotc6635]

Thanks for sharing. It’s hard to stay above the bull shit. Many of us are in the same boat. Keep going. You are offering us truth. ❤

[@Loveschihuahua12]

Love this episode, Chris. 👏👏 Your talks have been so helpful to me and perhaps to others. Please, take care of yourself as I will try to take care of myself. ❤❤

[@mTaR36S]

Thankyou Chris ! Your talks do help ! Keep doing what your doing !

[@traceyholt8223]

STOP thinking about the Jackasses. You are going through what you're going through and noone can understand that unless they are in your shoes. Ignore them, look after yourself and do the best for you.

[@cindyferguson8855]

Greetings.....from the Western North Carolina Mountains.....! Once upon a time..... I lived in that state of anxiety & stress. Now....I'm happy, loving this life I've been given on this planet, at this time. How did I accomplish this ? With the assistance of a substance.....that being methadone. Thanks for your talks, Chris.... and being able to bring out this confession in me. " Memento Mori ".....live for today.....live for the now. With much peace & love, Cindy

[@legitleroy7676]

Chris, I love hearing the way you are true to yourself, good times and decisions but most importantly to me that BAD ONES! I’m a compulsive and addictive type of person TRYING to better myself. I want to thank you because listening to you one especially you tube when you speak about your real self helps me too as I’m a very empathetic person but BEAT MYSELF UP THE MOST! Have a good day and please keep it real and all the best.

[@bettydavislundell6074]

GREAT comments Chris!! And things I need to work on 😊 Thanks for who you are 🙏

[@vickiedouglas401]

This is pretty cool Chris ... glad I stumbled my way here. There is a lot of help be it books, internet, counseling and support groups. I'm 70 (dang) and have done all the professional and self help work that I could since I was 28. I'd have never survived without the whole support system. And my faith. I've seen too many miracles to not believe. I had cancer 5 years ago and since then have split with my husband. I'm tired of trying. I think this is a real case of giving up. I do spend a good bit of time wishing to cross over. Not that I'm at risk because I would never put that on my family. I'm glad you are talking about this and am going to look at the earlier episodes. Now don't you guys be worrying about me because I know how to keep on keepin on. Go with the flow, ride with the tide.

[@deep.thought.solution888]

I ❤ the truth you tell! 🤝

[@RKupyr]

Earnest, open sharing and advice from an introspective, down-to-Earth human - no matter anything else. We should all have the guts to express ourselves and the curiosity to know ourselves the way you apparently do. Utterly refreshing. Inspiring.

[@Pollyanna_Nielsen]

I was named Pollyanna because my father had read those books and wanted me to be optimistic. Sometimes, however, it is hard to be optimistic. I feel the pressure of my name, as ridiculous as it might seem. Many women in Brazil have this name and have no idea what the story behind it is, maybe it would be nice to be them sometimes. It is not easy to see the positive in everything, specially in today's world.

[@ahnraemenkhera7451]

I don’t know of any particular reason any person ought to feel compelled to express Optimism without a basis. People who do so tend to be inept at problem-solving, at reasoning, & at Correction. They just like slogans a lot. It’s better to be grounded in thought/speech/acts, emotions & perceptions which have logic, evidence & reasoning at their core-at center. When conditions are favorable and just, there’s reason for so-called optimism. When wrongful conditions prevail, Correctness must be established or re-established between people. The result of unchecked Wrong is confusion, chaos, & conflict on a massive scale. Nobody can realistically expect to arrive at “Rightful Output” by series of Wrongful steps & incremental Wrongful harm. Harmful effects must be corrected at their root-at the thinking level, consciously & subconsciously. This is why harm flourishes out of human control, sooner or later-because it compounds by Non-Correction, as does any equation. In order to “see” an error, one must have an ability to find out what went wrong. Sweeping errors under the rug in favor of presenting a shiny, happy appearance isn’t being truthful. Whenever anything isn’t True, it is also Incorrect. It’s False. The ancient formula of Truth+Justice+Correctness is still the only way to ever arrive at “Rightful Outcomes,” Correctly Constructive Results. All else, optimism/pessimism/neutrality is Nonconstructive, by definition, based on evidence. When conditions are unjust, unfavorable, undesirable, it’s better to be able to identify Why they ARE, provided that’s a fact. What was wrong. How it was mistaken as “right.” And what the Correct Result should manifestly evince, once the problem identified has been solved. In this way, a person can solve simple problems without causing more problems. Complex problems require solution-oriented patterns of thought to be set into motion. Until they are, no problem is really being “solved” from any mal-intended perspective. Intent is the most important human factor of Activity. That’s why asking “Why?” is still extremely clarifying. 🌱⚖️🌱

[@MaltaMcMurchy]

Thank you, Chris. I needed to hear this today.

[@DivaGeneva]

OK Chris! . .You say you’re sick of yourself and I get it. You are obviously not the only person who struggles with mental health. . . maybe it’s because you’re thinking about your problems and your travails too much. Sometimes we have to step outside of ourselves and our problems in order to get to a better place mentally. May I make a suggestion? How about helping out at a homeless shelter, or a youth center. You’re always saying you’re concerned about the plight of young men. You can be a part of positive change in young men’s lives. You may live in a high profile world now, but you started off in Queens. . .so you know some of the struggles that our youth are up against. You don't have to do something big. start off small, no cameras. Take your kids if you can and show them a different perspective. It could change their world view and help you bond closer with them. I promise that it will make you feel better. Remember when we give back we get back! And I would not suggest things that I have not already done. Helping others makes you feel good about yourself. David Goggins is amazing and there's nothing wrong with idolizing him, but caring for others and showing compassion for those that are less fortunate is also a form of strength. Remember Agape Love. Stoicism and Memento Mori is great too, but again they are ideals. . . put them into action. Get after it Chris!

[@earthlingandextra]

i write this as i lay in my bed, not at work when i could be, because anxiety & depression are in driver's seat atm. not fun to admit to myself, or anyone. i'm almost one year clean after over 13 years of opiate dependence/ addiction. i at least have a temp apartment after being homeless and i have a good job with benefits that actually helps other people. but, that underlying trauma is soooooo hard to overcome. the feelings of guilt for mistakes i've made are heavy beyond words. i detoxed myself with zero help. i work in a mental health clinic but have had no help for myself. every little thing i do right...i celebrate. i work every day to be active, be outside, connect with people, be creative, do things i love...but that trauma. decades of it...it lingers. btw...u hopping on some clicks from depeche mode? tbh i can't say as i'd blame ya. 🙃 i'm really just kidding...my guess is you've heard it and are inspired by it. 💜🤟😎

[@stacydalessandro9397]

It's important to take care of yourself. There is a great deal of help available. Please try to do this for you. Those you take care of will benefit also. Be proud of what you have accomplished. It's huge! God bless you.

[@earthlingandextra]

@@stacydalessandro9397 thank u so much for the kind words! much appreciated! 😊

[@laurieloudamy1846]

I understand that trauma leaves a horrible remark, but you have overcome so much and I am in admiration - you are accomplishing sooo much! And using your talents to make this world a better place. And remember: “Man’s greatest glory lies not in never falling, but rising each time we fall”.

[@earthlingandextra]

@@laurieloudamy1846 thank you so much for the encouragement! i appreciate it sooo much!

[@gingermcintosh6545]

I have 33 years clean and sober. I wish you would go to AA. I found it super helpful. I was a cocaine addict and a drinker. AA and N.A. really helped. Saved my life.

[@gingermcintosh6545]

I have a serious heart problem; my doctors tell me I have a year or two. In the song ‘live like you’re dying’, the dying person rides a bull and goes skydiving. In reality, if you are dying, you are probably sick and can’t do a lot of things. But I want to make my remaining time as lovely and joyful as possible, so I travel and camp in my car. Some days I drive 300 miles, some days I just rest. I have my little dog with me. I see nature and feel weather. I meet others like me, living in their vehicles. Part of why you can’t achieve being present is because of the complicated life you have created, and part of it because you don’t have to. In my world, if I need water I have to drive somewhere and buy it; I don’t have a tap to turn on. When I poop, I can’t just flush it away, I have to dispose of it. Living closer to the land, with less creature comforts, forces you to be more present to survive. Take your kids and go camping. Wash your dishes or clothes by hand. Go out in your driveway and carefully wash your car. Plant a vegetable garden and can what you grow. Strip away some creature comforts and start living intentionally. Go to sleep tired and wake up slowly, appreciating the day. Try to live more simply. Try to be more of a minimalist and only have things you really need, and love. This is what dying people do. We get rid of things, to leave our family or community less burden. We live simply so we can savor each act, each thing, each moment. We give meaning to washing a dish: that we can do it, that it helps us eat, that it looks and feels clean, that today we felt well enough to accomplish that small task. Slow down and simplify Chris; it will help you.

[@yvonneh5334]

Wow! I'm deeply touched by your comment. Thank you for sharing❤

[@ahnraemenkhera7451]

I recall a time of sickness in my own family’s journey. It’s VERY TRUE that slo-o-o-o-w-w-wing wa-a-a-a-y down makes living more meaningful & more God-centered (whether you have a belief in divinity or don’t). There’s something about SIMPLE joys & relishing the experience of being that makes the time seem much more worthy than when it’s spent on dashing about in a furor of “busy nothingness,” as Jane Austen described it in her day. The sheer meaninglessness of rushing back and forth in herds & herds toward these filthy watering holes of commerce, draining energy & time in pursuit of imaginary comforts & leisure that NEVER materialize, is just so futile & empty when you look at the “trophies” of your dashing!! Or the empty trophy cases you’ve preserved “in case” of the arrival of The Big Day in The Big Time. Nearly laughable, except for the Sadness. I’m sorry for your health challenges, too. Sometimes, that’s the sacrifice we make in being guardian angels, problem-solvers, & helpful to others’ hopes & dreams-stress robs the health. It seems as if your life of today has brought you some Wisdom you might not otherwise have gleaned. My hope & prayer for you is that the lessons you impart will not be wasted on the foolish & self-centered. I wish you Safety. I embrace your Efforts from afar & Thank you-for reminding us that trials are sent to Teach us things we need to know & do not. We all have limits. Let’s all accept our own & everyone else’s. No need for pedestals, fame, & vacuous hero-worship of The Mindless. Let everyone who follows your thread take a page from your example: Live. Live Simply and Live Courageously. Momento mori, well-presented. Faithfully delivered into the cosmos. Be well. Live in Peace. 🌷🌱🙏🏽🙏🏽🌷🌱🌸

[@anneturner2759]

Thank you Ginger , your heart is beautiful…. You are a light !

[@sparky955]

I respect you so very much for your emotional honesty with us. No, you’re not a guru, just a fellow fighter wanting to stay more in the light than the in the dark. You ARE, however, a teacher simply through the fact that you share your struggle. When a person in the public eye talks about any health issue they’re living with, that person becomes an encourager to others (cross -reference Michael J Fox, Selma Blair). I’ll tell you what I tell myself when I’m engulfed in the dark: Morning Always Comes, The Light Always Returns. Even when it feels like this is the time it won’t, the dark lifts. Always keep fighting. 🌹

[@stacydalessandro9397]

My heart completely appreciates everything you do for yourself and for others. My husband and I have had a few rough years in every part of life. I had a heart attack with open heart surgery. This year serious illnesses for both of his. Serious heart attack by my husband 5 weeks ago right after we had Covid. I was in the hospital in January with collapsed lungs. Yes we could be dead tomorrow. We are trying to change our lives. Thank God for each day. Love each other and try to ignore the negativity. Easier said than done. We must try. Speak the truth Chris and I thank you.

[@flopicarello313]

Glad you're keeping it real Chris. Not many have the guts to tell it like it is.

[@billgarr4171]

I just saw an old clip of the great Maya Angelou talking about the understanding of death overcoming the fear and how to be present. All because, we ALL DIE, cherish life and give your all, and be giving. There is peace in overcoming the fear etc. Great topic to deal with! Old saying- LOL(nobody gets out of this life, alive). The sooner we understand and love, cherish, give, the more real life becomes etc. Love the show!

[@TheEsquireClub]

CUOMO ROCKS!!!👊🏼✨

[@jacintaryan6085]

Heard the saying "you are the Master of the moments of your life"

[@brendahull4910]

This episode resonated with so many of us. When I am experiencing stressful or unexpected circumstances, I keep repeating to myself the Irish proverb, "It's a long road that has no turning" to attempt staying positive and work through with as much positivity as I can muster. I am guilty of worrying about the future, especially being prepared, and your comments were definitely a reality check! Chris, your candid comments were "a gift" also!

[@janeamegah1387]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿, thank you very much for having the strength and recording this. This is much more helpful to me in this dark moment than most people around me with the title friends or family. I pray you rise to where ever you want to.

[@countrycandle1460]

WHAT A PODCAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS CHRIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rebeccakesner9840]

Hey Chris I Have Alot Of Respect For You And All You're Doing I'm Sorry Your Having A Hard Time You'll Get Through It Because You Have A Strong Support System In Your Family It Doesn't Matter What Others Think About You Their Opinion Doesn't Count All That Matters Is What The People Around You Think That Should Be What You Rely On Don't Worry What Strangers Think Their Opinion Doesn't Count Love You!

[@menunya129]

Thank You Chris for the Love you share with others. I tell my mother who's 87 " Live for Today " and it feels like " Yeah but you ain't the one dying. It's hard.

[@foreverbythebay01]

😇❤ ...just know, u are AWESOME!!---Who u project out to us....& Who u Are is like a healing balm....just Powerful!!🙏💪🤞

[@mimiv1347]

Chris? Do you have “pooch” ? Next time bring him 🐶to your couch/slouch conversations. You need one of those sitting next you!!!! Doggies give us humans so much love & comfort & happiness. ❤

[@gw6975]

Chris you're not alone. Everyone I talk to has been feeling up and down. Including myself. Seem tired a lot lately. And I'm still eating well, working out a little, etc. I don't know what it is. So don't over think it. Could just be the universe.

[@gayluinstra1396]

I’m excited whenever a new one of these clips drops. And I look forward to the next one. Cuomo is so articulate and incorporates lighthearted humor.

[@countrycandle1460]

Chris you have a wonderful family and you need to do what you need to do. SCREW THESE PEOPLE AND OTHER MEDIA . That's why I only watch News Nation. Media can be cruel.....and sometimes because they are jealous of your success. IGNORE CRUEL PEOPLE PLEASE.

[@minniemaklin4372]

Thank you Chris..good morning . I’m so sorry that you are going through such a difficult time. Your health comes first and take care of yourself my love ❤️😘

[@debrabelaska3175]

Good morning everyone 🌄 ☕️ looking forward to hearing from you. Sharing this to all my platforms and will watch a little later

[@marie-andrechevrette1110]

Thank you. I needed that today. Some real major shit going on at work, real tough. I’ll sit with my pain for now and it’s ok. Carpe diem

[@francesbrooks588]

Good morning Mr. Cuomo. I appreciate your heartfelt words. To live in the moment with an eternity in mind. Where does one begin. It is painful to think that one day we will no longer have someday. On the morning of December 13th, 2017 my son no longer had someday.. He no longer had sometime. May your week be filled with love and family and time.

[@earthlingandextra]

💜🤗💜

[@minniemaklin4372]

Absolutely everything matters ! Enjoy the rest of your day ! Chris ❤️

[@CandessMCampbell]

Great transformation Chris! Thanks for sharing and guiding. For me, having a set of principles has been life saving. Clients for years have said "Candess you are so spiritual." I answered with "all that I know about God has come through the 12 step programs." I've adapted the first step to this - I am powerless over nouns, my life is unmanageable. I have received all the promises and am happy to hear the old slogans showing up on cop shows! Spoiler alert - Surrender to Win!

[@laurieloudamy1846]

Thank you so much, Chris. I really admire you- you are real, honest, and helping us on this difficult journey. You’re so right, it ain’t easy. I too, am a worrier, have depression and going thru grief. I think my worrying is a family trait. Wishing you brighter days ahead. Thank you so much for your encouraging words. Hang in there; your voice is needed and it matters.

[@kathleendouglas3383]

Chris, you are exactly where you should be. Be good to yourself in simple ways and keep helping us to do the same. Your words are real and wise and carry a beautiful message. Today certainly is a perfect place to be.

[@danielskinner]

Depeche Mode's recent album release is called Memento Mori and deals with a lot of these issues musically.

[@julienelson8162]

Wow. I have been listening and viewing so many self help/perspective presentations - all so calm, so peaceful. Have I related? Not really. But you, my brother, touched me today. Your honesty is refreshing, your complexity in experiencing and interpreting this life thing, your innate compassion, all spoke to the hidden parts of my interior/spirit/heart. Thank you. Keep the faith, keep the honesty, and ignore the bastards. Love you.

[@loricrockett-owens5117]

I completely understand how you feel Chris. With the anxiety i have experienced with losing my mom. I have had to get back into not only therapy breathing techniques, etc even working in a PTSD workbook because i have been diagnosed with PTSD. But i have also made myself get back into singing. I suck at singing but it helps with the anxiety. I work with languages on Duolingo just to keep my mind distracted, and i also enjoy the languages i learning and i have also got myself or trying to meditate. Because i have restlessness from anxiety. Working with art. Just trying to get my mind back on track. And like you said taking breaks i have had too. Taking more trips. Actual went to see Brit Floyd night before last. My dad is wanting to do all this. And part of me doesn't want to because of the anxiety i have but i know it is good to push myself out of my comfort zone. Lol. So i know that procrastinating thinking and feeling. Everyone has struggles Chris. And you have so much pressure on you in the work you do. But i also want to thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Through what you have experienced some can relate. You're awesome don't ever change and be strong. Great luck to you and your family Chris. God bless

[@NClark1]

Awesome, REAL podcast/ videocast. Loved it!

[@countrycandle1460]

Chris, Honey we all go thru situations and need some help with whatever it is. I went thru it when my parents will ill. I lost my mom in 2013 and dad in 2015 and alot was going on in my life since 2005. My job, my divorce and then 2 ill parents to the point my Blood Pressure WAS SO HIGH the urgent care wanted my to go to ER . I am now in control thanks to my Italian doctor and the meds he put me on. So until people walk in your shows, they can shut the hell up. I get you and what your saying.

[@rosannajacksonwright927]

Thank you

[@mimiv8766]

Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8 “ For everything there is a season and a time for under the heaven: 2a time to be born, and a time to die,a time to plant, a time to pluck what is planted; 3 a time to kill,a time to heal;a time to break down, a time to build up; 4a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to morn, and a time to mourn, and a time to dance; 5a time to throw away stones, and a time to gather stones together;a time to embrace,and a time to refrain from embracing;6a time to seek, and a time to lose;a time to keep, and a time to throw away;7a time to tear, and to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak ;8a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war , and a time for peace”. Chris all is good! You’re good❤🙏 Sending up prayers for you today! You can count on that!

[@blackbutterfly4580]

I love you Chris!! ❤ You’re so positive and I’m happy that you can fully live in your purpose- Inspiring others ❤ Thank you!😊

[@juliedunn2196]

So cool that you’re being vulnerable! That is so strong! That’s leadership!!!

[@annarose4828]

Thanks Chris so happy you have a podcast we❤ you!

[@Zooey413]

Thanks for this. ❤

[@dollsofvalley]

As someone who loathed Chris on CNN... I have mad respect for him on his new platform and have even subscribed to his channel.

[@ahnraemenkhera7451]

I’m enjoying the chats, too! Whether from the couch or podium. It’s good for every person to develop insight, no matter how banal the source may be. Always a Blessing in every interchange of ideas with people who have gleaned some!! Each individual effort requires practice to achieve proficiency. So beginning with “memento mori,” is excellent timing from any point in life a person feels himself/herself beginning anything. You may very well not finish whatever you’re starting. But it’s important to have some idea as to why the effort was begun at all. Zen is a state of existence. Also, a state of self-awareness. Also a state of universal awareness that one can only exist within existence, as it is. As it co-exists, including & enfolding everything else existing. The finite aspect of “living,” is self-contained & deeply personal. But when one interacts with Life, the interactivity ripples outward by degree. Interactivity will result in either self-definition, or in the achievement of limitless possibility, universally, but rarely will it be proven to do both. Perhaps, the wish for others is more important than one’s wishes for oneself. Certainly in universal terms, that’s usually true. But for people who believe interactivity is important, sacred, honorable, then the present of interaction WITH them enlarges all. Be Blessed, Chris Cuomo! Same to all your Family.

[@mimiv8766]

Have I told you lately that I love ❤️ you? Love Chris!

[@dajodadarodajodo4600]

Excellent Chris! Hope you sort all the stuff out thats whirling around your head...maybe just get a hold of one slippery eel in there and get some control on it...goin through the same shit myself, seems far too many people are these days. I think it's far beyond just a few of us, its the zeitgeist of the 20s'. Camus says to embrace the absurdity of life, so true. in the end, we're all social animals and dependant on each other. Don't put a target on your forehead, maybe go stealth for a while and get the mind organized. Purge what needs purging. Learned to love my wife and kids even more than ever now after decades together. Love those who love you.

[@Dublin.Streets]

Miss you on main news but happy to see you here your topics here are great in motivation I am a great fan of yours for years love from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@tommyrandolph390]

Oh Chris, I wish I knew you on a personal level. You are such a brilliant guy. I have watched you for years. I loved your Pops. Thanks for all you say and do. Our country is so freaked up. I would vote for you for POTUS in a heartbeat. My son got his political science degree at Stanford and now is a second year law student there. Since he was 6 his answer to his dream job was and is POTUS. Youth like Jacob are our future and I'm so scared for them.

[@paulstope762]

I'm in a bad 'place'. thanks

[@mimiv1347]

Always remember that your present situation is not your final destination. Your best is yet to come ~ Charlie Brown ❤‼️❌⭕️

[@joeyramone3494]

Chris Cuomo is a cool dude. He's knowledgeable, interesting and I like listening to his perspective on issues.

[@jeanmitton4287]

I thank you for being authentic... Yes we can leave in the next min... we ONLY HAVE NOW❤

[@Faithdb10]

Just found your KZbin channel. Thank you so much for sharing. You are so relatable!

[@BrendaDucharme-qn6rv]

Omg I missed you so much! I love listening to you. I wish you were on tv I didn’t know where to find you until now. I will be watching I really needed my Chris wisdom lol

[@SkyKingCoins]

this was FANTASTIC

[@gloria6673]

Funk. It’s a funk. For me, a bit seasonal, a bit of just overwhelming circumstances. Time for me to retreat and do what I need to heal whatever wounds have arisen. I don’t envy your life in the spotlight. Blessings Chris. ❤️

[@pty1pty2]

Chris: if I may ask, being someone that admires&follows you, it's hard for me to understand your lows, you have health, family, work,success, in theory you have it all, whatever triggers your discomfort is your enemy, don't let it shadow all the good life provides you.❤🙏👏

[@yvonneh5334]

Chris, thank you for reminding me to live in the present moment, in the NOW. This is where inner peace can be found.

[@ericlopez9872]

Good Morning Chris. 😀😀

[@steveschweickert6623]

Right On Chris! Thank you for this very inspirational take on life!

[@janecallahan2340]

Moderation in life is key, to a well-balanced life. Also, people need to understand how important it is to think for themselves and not be influenced by what the media dictates.. Be present and breathe when life gets stressful.

[@lesbrown8099]

Excellent… thank you…

[@nicholas3389]

Omg Chris at the 16.00 mark is like you were talking to me Directly. I got goosebumps listening to you..Im that person right down to the snickers bar. Solid Advice as always Live in the NOW. Thank you.

[@celialum9863]

Thank you for another great COC episode!

[@gso5679]

Stop beating up on yourself...remember you go a family and young minds to mentor..You're intelligent, turn those disappointments in your life to something positive...know you can do it my brother..❤❤

[@lex-ccrkvenac7823]

So simply said and well defined. Honest and being genuine go far. Thank you.

[@kqtshirt]

Thanks Chris for your talk, I love it it's kinda fun to listen to....

[@kompet2008]

Kia Kaha from New Zealand

[@hardiemartellgarnett2911]

Chris I miss you so From CNN and I forgot that you had your own show now but I'm going to subscribe now

[@lilawest-hb3st]

Thank you Chris. I needed your words, really. God bless you!!

[@faustinembeh]

“The hater is the hero today”🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣I love this so true 👌🏿😘💯we love you ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️you have to consider be a motivational speaker . You’re so good 👌🏿😘thank you “ what you have is now” 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏I love this and thank you well explained 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏forever fan

[@maryjones8741]

Chris! Forget about the jerks.... just keep swimming....! Love you!

[@dianaandrew]

If a diet is All restriction you get nothing but weight loss. If a diet is about learning to accept yourself beyond food you get Everything.

[@juliefarin]

Thank you, Chris, for your transparency. Life isn't always a bed of roses, and that is ok .. and normal.

[@anneturner2759]

Thank you Chris,understanding you… wanting peace and light for you. Keep rolling with it , we’re all hanging on for the ride . Lean into the love …

[@thebettybassettproduction2458]

I'm glad you're back, Chris.

[@latheofheaven]

Holy Smokes man! Who'da thought that 'News' guy was such a deep stinker..., oh, uh, I mean thinker! 😁 Seriously Bro, please stay well, get stronger. I honestly do not think there is anything (anyone) else out there quite like this. We luv ya fellow Guido man! 👍

[@melindaaimeeroth5580]

"The guy with the most strikeouts has the most hits," was the sign on the wall of George Steinbrenner. Chris Cuomo, you have quoted many philosophies, could you recommend one book when you begin which would help those of us who are not steeped in your references?

[@linoemanuele8353]

Thank you Chris. God bless you

[@alisonpatriciarose]

I’ll be listening later and giving you my sage advice lol. Be happy today 🫶🏼🌷☀️

[@alisonpatriciarose]

You don’t need advice..you already know what you need to do. If someone or something is making you unhappy maybe it’s time for a change..whatever that is. Personal or professional. I also take an antidepressant and what has worked for years is Prozac 10-80mg. I don’t mind sharing this if it helps. There are so many out there and they don’t all work the same for everybody. Prozac is the first SSRI and works better than these newer ones..at least for me. Talk with your doc. I live in the present pretty well, but HOPE is what keeps me going. If I die tomorrow my feeling is that my soul or spirit lives on in another realm. Energy can not be created nor destroyed. Science. Be well and do what you gotta do to be happy NOW. Life goes by so fast.😇

[@AVRILROOTS]

Have a Great Sunday 2023 12day@#Godbless in Christ

[@fabiennethelemaque4748]

Sending you love and hope , you are the best ❤❤❤❤

[@Phills69]

Hang in there Chris. They jerked you off. You didn’t deserve what they did to you. You will thrive. Keep at it!

[@yourstrulyquilts]

Chris, I'm glad you're seeing your doctor this week. Your eyes look so sad and hurt ; my heart cries for you. I wish you well. Peace.

[@DY2784]

👋🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍

[@MattGrossChannel]

I wonder where Chris is on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and why?

[@earthlingandextra]

omgosh maslow's hierarchy is something i think about a LOT in my personal life and in the work i do! it makes soooooo much sense.

[@michellecanady4113]

I like seeing you as you and being able to say what you want to say and how you feel just being real my brother lol