Bin There Done That

What I love about Rob's book is that it's a realistic experience to relate to. Maybe not so much the camping outside of a Apple store, but the story of Rob and his anxiety and depression. People can relate to his experience with mental health and people can understand what it's like to live with anxiety and depression.

But this book also sheds light onto another issue that society seems to turn a blind eye too, homelessness. The way Rob's beliefs and attitudes changed over the time he spent on the streets is great to read. It normalises how people view homelessness and mental health while addressing the stigmatism and 'myths' around both issues.

It's an easy, quick read which will defiantly change your perceptions in a lot of ways. And it's free to download which is always an added bonus :D

Thanks for sharing your inspirational story Rob. Highly recommended read.

Inspiring and a triumph of humanity. Linking this tale of humility and fortitude with the technological greatness of Apple corp has made for a unique story indeed. It proves that when you focus your mindset and accept your place and limits in life greater heights become possible. The Big Issue is an international initiative giving the homless a way out and is life saving. Thanks for recognising this in the book.