How to Rise Above Being Bullied in Your Personal and Professional Life: Jared Scott’s Top 3 Tips

Bullying is an important topic for Jared Scott. It is something that he has passionately spoken out against for over a decade.

He began public speaking after a friend’s suicide. That has expanded into spreading the message of awareness about mental health and bullying.

Jared offers advice on how to rise above being bullied in your personal and professional life.

Your Story Is Valid – One of the most common things you will hear Jared say is “your story is valid.”
This is an important message for everyone, especially anyone who is being bullied.

He doesn’t want anyone to think that their bullying issues are less valid than those of others.

Your problems do not need to be severe to be valid. As Jared also says, “all pain matters.”

Get Connected – Jared also strongly encourages everyone to “get connected.” This doesn’t only apply to people being bullied.

It also applies to the community as a whole and those doing the bullying. By becoming connected, you can better understand others.

This can ultimately stop the cycle. In the meantime, it can provide support for those facing bullying.

Jared Scott wants people to know they don’t have to mask their emotions. They should feel comfortable talking to others.

Remember “Where There’s Life, There’s Hope” – Jared regularly mentions that “where there’s life, there’s hope.”

This is particularly important to remember for those who are being bullied or anyone dealing with mental health issues.

It can give you the motivation you need to keep pushing and seek help from others.

Jared Scott does more than just share his advice with those who are bullied.

He also works hard to stop the cycle that includes bullying. He specifically aims to “reach the ones that others would often deem ‘unreachable.’

The ones who have been labeled as outliers, outcasts, and troublemakers.” He hopes that reaching these people will help him also reach the whole community.

This will ideally “break the cycle that is often perpetuated for generations.”

Jared has always had a strong anti-bullying message. Before he rose to his current levels of fame, he was heavily involved in numerous anti-bullying concerts and events.

These included various concerts in 2013 and 2014. He also participated in the “Teen Nation Tour Presents: The 2015 Timeout to End Bullying.”

Jared Scott encourages everyone to share their stories. This helps encourage others to share their own stories.

The result is a better community with understanding and the ability to help each other.