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Teddy Roosevelt’s method for overcoming grief and depression holds up more than 100 years later
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Teddy Roosevelt’s method for overcoming grief and depression holds up more than 100 years later

Theodore Roosevelt faced immense personal tragedy at a young age, losing both his mother and wife on the same day. Instead of succumbing to despair, he chose to keep moving, heading out west to the Dakota Territory to heal. His philosophy was simple: by staying active, he could outrun his grief. This approach not only helped him cope but also shaped his future successes, proving that movement can be a powerful antidote to sorrow.
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