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Two Forbes 30U30 Founders Transforming Mental Wellness
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| People scroll on their smartphones, they get depressed. Today, 25% of American adults are suffering from a diagnosable mental health condition. |
| After seeing their mother struggle with depression, Lee brothers, Forbes 30U30 winners, founded Aura, already with over 8 million users and 100K+ paying subscribers. |
| Aura quickly received investments from Silicon Valley’s legendary VCs as well as executives from Spotify, Youtube, Facebook, and Apple. And they’re just getting started. |
| For [x] more days, you can invest in Aura alongside 2000+ investors and back the future of mental wellness. |
| Only a few days left to invest. |
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| Lunarbaboon comics tackle huge, important subjects with an effective, lighthearted touch that you can’t help but smile at. |
| Christopher Grady, a father and teacher from Toronto, was struggling with anxiety and depression. That’s when he started drawing. |
| He describes his early cartoons and illustrations as a journal where he’d chronicle everyday moments from his life as a husband, elementary school teacher, and father to two kids. |
| “I needed a positive place to focus all my thoughts and found that when I was making comics I felt a little bit better,” he says. |
| He began putting a few of his comics online, not expecting much of a response. But he quickly learned that people were connecting with his work in a deep way. |
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| Straight from Patric Richardson, the “Laundry Guy” himself. |
| Once upon a time, our only option for getting clothes clean was to get out a bucket of soapy water and start scrubbing. Nowadays, we use fancy machines that not only do the labor for us, but give us free reign to choose between endless water temperature, wash duration, and spin speed combinations. |
| Of course, here’s where the paradox of choice comes in. Suddenly you’re second guessing whether that lace item needs to use the “delicates” cycle, or the “hand wash” one, or what exactly merits a “permanent press” cycle. And now, you’re wishing for that bygone bucket just to take away the mental rigamarole. |
| Well, you’re in luck. Turns out there’s only one setting you actually need. At least according to one laundry expert. |
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| “THIS NEEDS MORE ATTENTION” |
| Sure, Taylor Swift did a great job at writing, performing in and directing her “Fortnite” music video (which has only dropped a couple days ago and already at over 30 million views)…but you know what could make it even better? Having a dog perform all the parts, that’s what! |
| And that’s exactly the treat we received, thanks to an adorable dachshund named Lucas. |
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| Remember when these things used to be free? They still are in some places. |
| Life just feels a little hard right now for many of us when it comes to finances. And one person has hit the nail on the head as to why. Spoiler alert: it probably has nothing to do with anyone being lazy. |
| Amber Cimiotti, a mom of two and expat living in Italy, begins her video by noting how America has removed naturally occurring activities like “exercise, talking to friends, connecting with people, spending time with our kids,” from everyday life. And so now, Americans only have access to these very necessary things if they are able to pay for them. |
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