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"How Was Your Week?" - Come on by and Join Steven & Friends TONIGHT for a great discussion and it's all with Warriors for Life (WFL)!
Absolutely, Join our Volunteer, Air Force Veteran, Peer Support Specialist, and Writer/Author Steven Bates TONIGHT, filling is for Army Veteran Mikel Burroughs for the "Burly's Warriors" edition of Warriors for Life (WFL) Online, presented by Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV).
We are asking everyone to share who we are and what support that Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) is providing via WFL. If you know someone who is a veteran, first responder or a family member/caregiver, please ask them to join us for at least one meeting so they can learn more about what we do and how they can share their wisdom with others who may be able to learn from them.
TONIGHT's Topic: "How Was Your Week?"
It's going to be an awesome discussion about what's going on in your life right now and what this week was like? What was the good and what was not so good?
Whether your week was "good" or "bad" is entirely subjective, depending on your personal experiences, goals, and values. To determine your week's outcome, you can reflect on specific positive and negative events, such as achieving a goal, experiencing stress from deadlines, or managing a relationship issue. If you're struggling, remember that bad weeks are a normal part of the human experience, and you can always try to adjust your perspective or take small actions to improve your well-being!
It's true — everyone has bad weeks, and it's perfectly normal to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or disappointed when things don't go as planned. Learning to be kind to yourself is an important part of coping and moving forward.
Things to Tell Yourself on a Bad Day
It's Okay!
It's Our Vision at Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) is simple: "Where Hope, Support, and Healing come together!"
We encourage you to join us, Everyone is Welcome, Everyone Matters, You Matter to Us, so Talk to Us! — invite a friend!
Warriors for Life (WFL) Peer Support Network Online "Burly's Warriors" edition, presented by Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) — (TONIGHT), December 6, 2025 @ 4:30 PM PT, 5:30 PM MT, 6:30 PM CT, & 7:30 PM ET
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/ [login to see] 7
Remember: Warriors for Life (WFL) Online, presented by Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) meets on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays — (7-days) a week. Every week stay connected on Friday Mornings with "Coffee with Kim" and Monday Mornings for "Cup O' Joe" with Derrick at 8:00 AM CT.
“Everyone Matters, Talk to Us!"— Army Veteran Mikel Burroughs
Thank you,
Steven Bates,
Air Force Veteran, Writer/Author, Peer Support Specialist,
& Volunteer Facilitator, Victory for Veterans, Inc.
NOTE:
"Warriors for Life (WFL) doesn't prescribe any medications, we are not medical professionals, and you should always follow your Primary Provider's guidance and prescribed regimen of treatment. This is strictly group peer support, topics, and information sharing."
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - “Honor & Respect Always — Warriors for Life!” - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Absolutely, Join our Volunteer, Air Force Veteran, Peer Support Specialist, and Writer/Author Steven Bates TONIGHT, filling is for Army Veteran Mikel Burroughs for the "Burly's Warriors" edition of Warriors for Life (WFL) Online, presented by Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV).
We are asking everyone to share who we are and what support that Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) is providing via WFL. If you know someone who is a veteran, first responder or a family member/caregiver, please ask them to join us for at least one meeting so they can learn more about what we do and how they can share their wisdom with others who may be able to learn from them.
TONIGHT's Topic: "How Was Your Week?"
It's going to be an awesome discussion about what's going on in your life right now and what this week was like? What was the good and what was not so good?
Whether your week was "good" or "bad" is entirely subjective, depending on your personal experiences, goals, and values. To determine your week's outcome, you can reflect on specific positive and negative events, such as achieving a goal, experiencing stress from deadlines, or managing a relationship issue. If you're struggling, remember that bad weeks are a normal part of the human experience, and you can always try to adjust your perspective or take small actions to improve your well-being!
It's true — everyone has bad weeks, and it's perfectly normal to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or disappointed when things don't go as planned. Learning to be kind to yourself is an important part of coping and moving forward.
Things to Tell Yourself on a Bad Day
It's Okay!
It's Our Vision at Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) is simple: "Where Hope, Support, and Healing come together!"
We encourage you to join us, Everyone is Welcome, Everyone Matters, You Matter to Us, so Talk to Us! — invite a friend!
Warriors for Life (WFL) Peer Support Network Online "Burly's Warriors" edition, presented by Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) — (TONIGHT), December 6, 2025 @ 4:30 PM PT, 5:30 PM MT, 6:30 PM CT, & 7:30 PM ET
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/ [login to see] 7
Remember: Warriors for Life (WFL) Online, presented by Victory for Veterans, Inc. (VFV) meets on Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays — (7-days) a week. Every week stay connected on Friday Mornings with "Coffee with Kim" and Monday Mornings for "Cup O' Joe" with Derrick at 8:00 AM CT.
“Everyone Matters, Talk to Us!"— Army Veteran Mikel Burroughs
Thank you,
Steven Bates,
Air Force Veteran, Writer/Author, Peer Support Specialist,
& Volunteer Facilitator, Victory for Veterans, Inc.
NOTE:
"Warriors for Life (WFL) doesn't prescribe any medications, we are not medical professionals, and you should always follow your Primary Provider's guidance and prescribed regimen of treatment. This is strictly group peer support, topics, and information sharing."
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - “Honor & Respect Always — Warriors for Life!” - - - - - - - - - - - - -
________________________________ ✼✼☼✼✼ ______________________________
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