What makes someone want to give back in life.
Clay had something happen to him that did just that.
You too are of importance.
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Did you have a dream?
Clay did. Hear how his dream saved his life.
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CC Arshagra is a musician, song writer, entrepreneur, poet
John interviews:
Jim, you and I have always been basketball fans, and we—Duke, Michigan State, Coach K for Duke—was one of the most disciplined men. And you've always told me, thank you for that advice, how important discipline is in shaping and forming your life.
Why is discipline important, and how can people use that to improve where they want to go, what they want to accomplish, and just being—forget tasks—just being happy? Why is discipline so critical?
Jim speaks:
Speaker - Marine Joe Williams
Worry. Why worry?
Someone shared something about that and said, “If you ever sit in a rocking chair, you just rock. It kind of takes you nowhere. You just rock - just rocking.”
And worry is the same kind of thing. It kind of takes you nowhere. It’s just leaving you in a state of fear, or panic. It’s just not positive energy, more of a negative energy.
So if you are going to feel anything, then think about anything leaning towards hope, and faith, and possibility. And that things will work out. And that all will be okay.
It may seem a tricky or even daunting thing to calculate, what percent of my thoughts are positive, but for me, it is really quite simple.
The easiest way, is that I ask myself the question, and expect and wait for an answer,
The answer comes as a thought that appears, rather than figured out – I don’t make the thought, but rather it appears. And it happens very quickly, within 5 seconds.
I mentioned this once to someone, and he said that he’d never think of talking to his own mind.
This is my story about my parents’ divorce.
Then I thought about other people going through difficult times when things don’t look the same anymore.
And what do you do to get yourself back to normalcy?
It is commonplace in the United States to hear people complain about drugs, medications, and vaccines. Many people I know do not want to use them, particularly vaccines. This point of view has various rationales: drugs are ineffective, drugs have side effects, natural remedies are better, the drug companies are out to rip us off, etc. While all of these assertions have some truth in them, these people are in danger of throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
On my walk, I met a neighbor who told me this story. He had an ulcer, and so his stomach had been hurting him. Some of his friends convinced him to go on a men’s retreat with his church.
He reluctantly went, even more reluctantly because they were serving pizza, which would not agree with his stomach. Near the end of the retreat, he was surprised because the leader said, “Let’s pray for Donald.” So everyone laid their hands on Donald and prayed for him.
Afterwards, there was no longer a burning in his stomach. He was completely cured during those few minutes that day.