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pathway to a promise podcast with Dr. Brad Miller,

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Episode Number 44. Burn up or build up.

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Hi, this is Dr. Author of the immutable laws, which is a blueprint for living your meaningful life. Dr. Brad Miller gives you a blueprint for achieving your promise life of peace, prosperity and purpose. Right here

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you are on the pathway to promise with Dr. Brad Miller. Brad

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believes every person has a god given promised life of peace, prosperity and purpose, and that you must have a plan and a guide to get there. The pathway to promise podcast Not only is your guide through the wilderness of depression and disappointment that stand between you and your promise life, but also brings you insights and direction from inspiring successful thought leaders who have transformed their lives. Welcome to the pathway to promise now here’s Brad

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Hello again, good people. And welcome to episode number 44 of the pathway to promise podcast with Dr. Brad Miller, where we are all about helping you to overcome adversity in your life, to achieve your promised life of peace, prosperity, and purpose. We do that by telling great stories. And by sharing interviews with people who have expertise and helping you overcome adversity, that could be things like a divorce or overcoming the death of a loved one or some terrible disease, or injury or illness, or something that has got you depressed, maybe you’re in debt. And today we’re going to be talking in just a minute or so. But a great story about someone who overcome incredible injury with the help of some other folks. We’ll get into that just a minute. That was you to know that this episode of the pathway to promise podcast is brought to you by the upcoming book the promise given life for coming out later.

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This year you can head on over to our website pathway promise calm, and you can get on our list to get more information about that book which is coming up coming out sometime this this fall. So we can go there pathway promise.com

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a few years ago

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a little boy,

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six years old,

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was in a terrible, terrible house fire

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and his body was burned

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over 60% of his body.

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His condition

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was critical.

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It was one overheating this needed special care and special services of hospitals that were specialized in burn victims.

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And

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hospital he went to originally the doctors and staff there didn’t think he would last very long and so they

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chose not to admit him.

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But his parents found their way to a hospital that had a burn unit.

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And through the heroic efforts of several people, eight people to be exact.

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He was saved, his life was saved.

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It was a people, his parents, three nurses and three doctors.

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But his life was saved not just over a course of a few days, his life was really saved over the course of 14 months.

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And this drama, these three nurses involved emerged, really, as the heroines of this drama.

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Some other nurses quit some other people who didn’t want to deal with the boy. The

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Women, these three women nurses took eight hour shifts with the boy.

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And when a person is involved with a terrible burn

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the recovery process is extremely painful and involves skin grafts and operations and peeling dead and burn skin away. And it’s a excruciating Lee

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difficult, certainly on the little boy but on the nurses and the staff and the parents and everybody.

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And there are many touching moments.

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It was an excruciating time of of healing and setbacks and rehabilitation and anger and upset and the little boy actually grew to really,

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really not like the three nurses.

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I mean, he was made to him everything because you know, they were in, in his mind and what was going on. He

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thought they were the cause of his intense pain.

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And you know it was hard on those nurses as you can imagine.

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His room had to be kind of like a dungeon it was just 12 by 12 feet. The The door was shut tight shades were drawn and heat had to come from a lamp which was shining on him. And they had the humidity was so high the walls drip with moisture in and it was the smell all the time

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of burnt flesh and the dressings, the the antiseptic smell of the dressings that they used on his burns.

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But the nurses stayed with him.

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They stayed with him.

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They had their, you know, their caps and gowns and gloves on everyday so they could really show him

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Their faces the little boy their faces except for their eyes.

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And they were covered up and each during each shift, they would be absolutely exhausted. I mean usually this they be come out of these situations exhausted and drenched with sweat

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and they had to assist with many difficult procedures. This went on for 14 months.

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Those three women dedicated their life to this alien boy who didn’t always appreciate it.

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That one day,

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14 months after the terrible fire which burnt him

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he was finally able to get out of his bed

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and walk down the hallway of the hospital. Oh, that was a great day. That was a great day for everybody. Everybody was just jubilant. Then the three the nurses and the doctors and the patient

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And the everybody’s the boy, of course, everybody was just excited to be because finally their tireless effort had paid off. And here’s the thing, friends.

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The lives of all three of those nurses were so deepened by their sense of satisfaction, that they had fought off the temptation to quit many times over the 14 months. And you know what they said?

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They said, if they had to do it again, they would gladly do it again.

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They were satisfied with their work, even though their work was terribly,

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terribly grueling.

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You see, friends, these three nurses had found some very focused way to serve someone truly in need. And by so by doing that they accomplish something

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Truly significant.

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We are truly happy friends, when we do something for other especially someone who’s in need,

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how thrilling it is, to make a true difference in the life of somebody.

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That’s how you can be happy and choose not to burn up. But to build up.

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My hope and prayer for you, my friend is that you will not be burned up by the things in your life, by the pressures in your life to to ascend in some way in your job, or the pressures in your life to deal with some terrible circumstance. Maybe you have a disease that you’re dealing with or, or difficult, difficult marriage or relationship.

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You know, we choose whether we’re getting burnt up by that.

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Or we can persevere through what can be really painful times and really go on

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build up your life build up others, it’s going to be tough. It’s always tough. But guess what the payoff is incredible. You put in the effort you put in the perseverance you

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deal with, you know,

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the metaphor, if you will of burnt bodies and dead skin, and in in gratitude, you deal with all that.

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But the sense of satisfaction comes, when you know that you have done well

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done well.

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A phrase of the Bible says, when you have done well, you have done well good and faithful servant.

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I encourage you

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to build up yourself and build up others and to persevere.

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Here at the pathway to promise podcast we are here to be helpful to you to persevere and to overcome adversity in your life in order to achieve what we like to call the problem.

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Life of peace, prosperity and purpose. That is that place in your life where you get through the kind of a grueling journey, the place where there’s lots of difficult times and you come out and other on the other side of that difficult time. And you’re a place that’s a good place.

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Many of you know what I’m talking about. Some of you don’t. We’re here to be helpful. You can always go to our website pathway promised calm, you can sign up for our email list which will help get you in to get a some information about our upcoming book.

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promise given life. And you can go there and get some information on that. Our website is pathway promised calm. My name is Dr. Brad Miller.

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Been a pastor for 40 years and involved with life transformation efforts all the way here to be helpful to you. I want to encourage you on this day to keep your promises because there’s power in a promise kept

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Thanks so much for taking the pathway to promise with Dr. Brad Miller as a subscriber, you’ll be a vital part of the pathway to promise community visit us on the web at halfway promise.com until next time, remember to stay on your pathway to promise

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pathway to promise podcast, Episode Number 43. Do what you love, love what you do with Dr. Brad Miller This is your own daily. I’m author of month in the marketplace. I’m excited today with my friend Dr. Brad Miller today, we share a passion for help helping leaders thrive Brad is particularly passionate about helping people overcome adversity, and finding a life of promise through this podcast the pathway to promise you are on the pathway to promise with Dr. Brad Miller Bradley’s every person has a god given promised life of peace, prosperity and purpose, and that you must have a plan and a guide to get there. The pathway to promise podcast Not only is your guide through the wilderness of depression and disappointment that stand between you and your promise life, but also brings you insights and direction from inspiring successful thought leaders who have transformed their lives. Welcome to pathway to promise. Now here’s Brad Hello, good people. And welcome to the pathway to promise podcast with Dr. Brad Miller What an honor and a privilege it is for you to join me today. I’m here to offer some encouragement and hope in your life, hopefully to give you some tools to help you overcome adversity, and defined a pathway in your life to peace, prosperity, and purpose. Today, we’re we’re sharing an episode which is also can be found on our new YouTube channel pathway to promise YouTube, you can find it there. And so you’ll hear some references to YouTube on this audio here. I think you can understand that. So appreciate your indulgence with that. If you want to find out more about me and about what we do here in pathway to promise head on over to pathway promise.com, our blog and a web page where there are website there. And there you can also pick up the resource to free resource the four minute way to frame your day for success. I think you’ll enjoy it and find it helpful. So right now, it’s going to do the teaching that can be helpful to you to overcome adversity in your life right now. Hello, good people and welcome to pathway to promise YouTube channel with Dr. Brad Miller that’s me. We’re here to encourage you and give you stories and of hope and encouragement today we’re talking about do what you love, love what you do. The pathway to promise YouTube channel is here to help give you hope. And if you an encouragement and tell you a great stories that can help encourage you and give you good the tools to help you overcome adversity. And you can go to our website pathway promise com to get more information or check out our podcast pathway to promise podcast. Also, if you like us, dude, you do your thing, make your comments below and give us a thumbs up and subscribe we would really appreciate it now do what you love, love you do. One of the things I love to do is read and there’s just a you know, a famous author by the name of Isaac Asimov, some of you are fans of Isaac Asimov of his great you know, great intellectual curiosity and his his writing, which is just sores because of you know, all the science fiction type of stuff that he’s involved with. And it’s good stuff a prolific writer. And there’s a book about him called Asimov laughs again, and in this book, which will put a link to it in in our notes down below. And Isaac Asimov’s relates how there was an incident where or a story when he was interviewed by barber by Barbara Walters, and whenever TV specials. Now she’s more recently ratio has been other TV show the view but for many years, she had specials on a radio basis where she would interview great figures of our time. And so she was interviewing Isaac Asimov about his books that he’d written. And he asked him how many books he had written it. And he asked me a large number dozens of books. And she asked him, don’t you ever want to do anything else? But right? And he said, No. And she pressed on him a little bit, don’t you want to go hunting or fishing or dancing? or hiking or do something else? And, and and he said, No, no, no, no, he was adamant about it. And she continued, now what would you do if you had a medical appointment, and the doctor said you only had six months to live. And Isaac Asimov said to her type faster,

type faster. He knew what he was about. He knew what his life was all about. It was about writing, and writing and writing. And he lived out his passion, his passion lived through him. He spent his life doing what he loved. You know, what? Isn’t it really the goal for all of us in so many ways to spend your life doing what you love. So many of us don’t, we are filled, we feel stuck in some debt in a way of life, or maybe a job or situation that we feel stuck in. George Burns, a comedian, he has been dead for quite a while but but he said this, I honestly think it’s better to be a failure at something you love than to be a success at something that you hate. Now, I understand that some of us feel stuck. And we feel it’s hard to get out of the places that we’re stuck. But we can make incremental steps, we can start taking action to do what we love. Maybe that’s like as if as a ball baby is writing, but maybe you’re not writing all the time. Maybe you’re writing for 10 minutes a day. Whatever it is, do something that you have passion about. And you can venture step by step into the unknown, a little bit of doing your passion doing your bliss. It’s scary. Of course it is it scared to do things. It’s a little bit scary for me to be on these YouTube videos, I’m used to public speaking, but I haven’t done a lot of stuff on video. And but you know what, when you take a risk, that’s often the most fulfilling thing that you can do. for it, it said, you know, the reason you go out on the edge of a limb because that’s where the fruit is at. So let me ask you this, if you’re satisfied with what you’re doing, you’re passionate about what you’re doing. Yay. Awesome. Go for it. Have fun with that, and expand on that if you but if you’re not, if you’re feeling stuck, if you’re feeling a place where you are not being fed, or you are not alive, and you’re not doing your passion, you’re not doing your Isaac Asimov thing of type faster, then start taking action to do something about it. Maybe it’s time to do something a little less familiar, a little less safe, and to do something to follow your heart. When you do that, you’re going to live in hope, and grace and be encouraged. And you will be able to overcome those adversities in your life. And get yourself on a path of peace, prosperity, and purpose which is exactly what we’re about here on the pathway to promise YouTube channel and our podcast pathway to promise and you can check us out at pathway promised calm and we hope that you’ll join us on these episodes. And you know, like and subscribe and comment, all that kind of stuff. We can help be helpful to to one another. Until next time, this is Dr. Brad Miller I want to encourage you to keep your promises because there’s power in a promise kept. Thanks so much for taking the pathway to promise but Dr. Brad Miller as a subscriber, you’ll be a vital part of the pathway to promise community visit us on the web at pathway promise.com. Until now next time, remember to stay on your pathway to promise.

Thanks so much for taking the pathway to promise with Dr. Brad Miller as a subscriber, you’ll be a vital part of the pathway to promise community visit us on the web at pathway promise.com until next time, remember to stay on your pathway to promise

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Hello, good people. And welcome to the pathway to promise YouTube channel with Dr. Brad Miller that’s me. We’re glad that you’re here today, we’re talking about sticky, getting Sticky, sticky together. So what we’re here on the pathway to promise YouTube channel is to share words of hope and encouragement. And to help you get on a pathway to peace, prosperity and purpose. You can you know, if you like what we’re doing here, please subscribe to subscribe and give us a thumbs up. We appreciate that. And in reading that little bell there, so we can you can get more issues of the pathway to promise podcast you’ll also find out more at pathway promise.com and our podcast pathway to promise podcast. sticking together an old story is about two guys who are out fishing. And they went fishing in a little small rowboat. And Dave is pretty uneventful to one of their eyes, hooked on a big huge fish. He’s trying to reel it in all of a sudden, he couldn’t handle it. He struggled all sudden, this big fish get it pulled him overboard. And he can indian guy, the guy couldn’t swim, it began to panic and, and yelling, screaming, and he started yelling his buddy, save me Save the salmon, the friend rates down to you know, to try to grab me and he got ahold of his hair, cut his head. And he pulled and pulled the info and the guys to pay came off. That didn’t do any good does it? And he went out of the water again. And he came up Xiaomi Help me Help me Help me Help me and the guy to preach the friend that reached out again. And he was able to grab a hold of the man’s arm by his wrist. And he pulled it pulled. And it was an artificial limb his plastic arm came off. That sounded good. The guy is in worse shape. Now he starts to flailing around again. And he’s drowning. He’s kicking and he and the man the other his buddy reaches out and grabs him by the foot and pulls a foot and it’s an artificial leg that he’s got. He pulled the one leg off and then it continues flashing. Why would you help me? Why would you help me help me? I’m going to drown it finally the other guy called that kind of disgusted man. How can I help you if you don’t stick together? How can I help you if you don’t stick together? It’s a choice. We make friends to stick together. We can stick together our own psyche and our own emotions if we choose to. We don’t have to fall apart when bad things happen. And moreover, we need to stick together in community with other people that might be if you’re married, that your spouse or maybe your kids or some snitch significant group of friends, stick together, encourage them and let them encourage you. You know, that is you know, there’s a lot of there’s so much division in the world right now. So much division people are separated by all kinds of things, you know, divorce happens, disease comes in break, you know, is a horrible thing to deal with. We got you know, all kinds of political unrest and you know, there’s you know, violence, all kinds of things that want to divide us, let’s choose to stick together don’t live in isolation. Isolation can lead to depression. And that’s not what this is about. We need to get out and connect with other people. And along the way Yeah, there’s going to be you know, when people get together, sometimes it’s going to be conflict, but you can choose to work through that if you do stick together if you have a bigger goal in mind and so beautiful thing it’s a beautiful thing when you stick together and have community so if you feel like things your life are falling apart, maybe they are but I would encourage you to choose to get with other people in your life and choose to stick together maybe we can be helpful to one another in that put your comments below if you’ve what ways do you stick together without with other people? Some of the things that you do to build community and give Let us know your comments are you going to go over to pathway promise calm. And that’s where our blog is at. And also the podcast pathway to promise a podcast you can check that out. We bring in we have interviews with great leaders who have found ways to overcome adversity, that they’ve had their life to live a life of peace, prosperity and purpose. That’s what I know that you can do if you choose to stick together. I’m Dr Brad Miller here to help you stick together in your life. And I want to see you next time here on the pathway to promise YouTube channel. Until then, I encourage you to keep your promises because there is power and a promise kept

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pathway to promise podcast with Dr. Brad Miller episode number 41. Eight free ways to improve your personal relationships.

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Hi, this is Kevin Murphy, author of the three rooms where I help people change your thoughts to change your life. You’re connected to the pathway to promise podcast with Dr. Brad Miller helping you overcome adversity to find your promise life Miller

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Bradley’s every person has a god given promised life of peace, prosperity and purpose, and that you must have a plan and a guide to get there. The pathway to promise podcast Not only is your guide through the wilderness of depression and disappointment that stand between you and your promise life, but also brings you insights and direction from inspiring successful thought leaders who have transformed their lives. Welcome to the pathway to promise now here’s Brad Hello, good people. And welcome to the pathway to promise podcast with Dr. Brad Miller What an honor and a privilege it is for you to join me today. I’m here to offer some encouragement and hope in your life, hopefully to give you some tools to help you overcome adversity, and to find a pathway in your life to peace, prosperity, and purpose today, where we’re sharing an episode, which is also can be found on our new YouTube channel pathway to promise YouTube, you can find it there. And so you’ll hear some references to YouTube on this audio here. I think you can understand that. So appreciate your intelligence with that. If you want to find out more about me and about what we do here in pathway to promise head on over to pathway promise.com, our blog and a web page where there are website there. And there you can also pick up the resource to free resource the four minute way to frame your day for success. I think you’ll enjoy it and find it helpful. So right now, let’s get into the teaching that can be helpful to you to overcome adversity in your life right now. Hello, good people. And welcome to the pathway to promise YouTube channel with Dr. Brad Miller that’s me, I’m here to be an encouragement and a hope purveyor in your life and help you to overcome adversity. To achieve your promise life of peace, prosperity, and purpose. Today, we’re talking about eight free things you can do to feel better about others, eight free things to do to help you feel good about other people. So we’re going to get into that just a second, just remember that we are all about being helpful to you. If you if you think we’re helpful, please go ahead and subscribe to our channel. And, you know, give us a thumbs up and all that good stuff and tell others about it soon. So we could be helpful to others. And you can always find out more at pathway promise dot com. Eight free things that can make you feel better, don’t cost you anything but a little bit of energy. Here they are simple checklist. First one is the gift of listening to get the listening. In our world where we have incredible distractions. YouTube is one of them. You know your height, your phone, your TV, the honking horns, a job, they everything, your kids can all be a distraction, because it’s all pulling at your time pulling your energy and we have all kinds of things, all kinds of messages coming at us. But if you have someone in your life that’s important to you, if you take a moment to truly listen to them, look them in the eyes. Look when the eyes, you know, square up your body to them, and listen to them. Even for just a couple minutes, it makes a world of difference. They will feel valued. And guess what you will be listening to as well. seek first to understand, then you’ll be understood is one of the keys to effective living Stephen Covey talks about. So take time to listen, don’t interrupt, don’t do anything. Just listen. That’s number one listening. The second one is the gift of affection. Now, let me just say a word about the gift of affection is just being especially a loved one in your life. Your spouse, your kids, your parents, people you care about your friends is tell them that you like them, tell them that you love them. And if it’s appropriate, you know hugs and kisses to your wife or to your spouse, pat on the back to your kids Good job.

small little actions that show affection, affection Now touch each other touch one another appropriately, you know, keep boundaries that need to be kept with with other people, but show signs of affection, it can be a good word in their life. So listening, a gift of affection. The third gift is the gift of laughter. And I just wanted to share with you if you laugh, it’s going to it’s going to be if you laugh and the other person laughs or if you tell them a joke or something like that. It’s going to be helpful. Okay? You know, there’s a lot of stuff that happens in, in our body and our, the chemical reactions in our body when we laugh. And if you laugh with other people together, it’s you know, it’s magnified. That’s why comedians you know, get such a charge out of making people laugh. And when people go to comedy shows, to enjoy and to be together to laugh with other people. If you can tell a joke or be laugh at yourself, that don’t laugh at the expense of other people, but laugh with them, you’re gonna have a lot of fun together. You know, tell funny stories tell stories about your family from the past. And, and and guess what, one of the things will happen is somebody will say something, you know what I’ll love to laugh with you, we’d laugh together that special when you laugh together, guess where I wish I had a really good Good, good joke to tell you. But I don’t write down maybe I’ll come up with one by the end of our time together. The third, the fourth thing, the fourth thing is the gift of solitude. Now, what I mean by that, this has to do with the kind of the listening gift as well. When we listen and discern what’s going on with other people. There are times when people want to be left alone. And we don’t want to invade their space, you know, something the gift of affection, we are in people’s space oftentimes by a hug or, or some sign of affection. But the solitude gift is one where sometimes people need to be left alone. And we need to be sensitive to those times give people space, don’t interrupt, don’t invade their space, and give people the gift of solitude. Okay. So number five is the gift of kindness or favor. This is actions that we can take, go out of your way to do something kind for somebody else, acts of kindness, random acts of kindness can be done to strangers on the street. And other kinds of acts can be done to your family and your friends. But it is giving a good word to them. It’s being kind holding the door for somebody being the one who goes out to Starbucks to get the coffee to bring it back to the other people in the office, do kind act and kindness will be returned to you. It’s a reciprocal relationship. And I just encourage you to do just that. To be a kind person, every day, go out and do something kind and you will be blessed. It’s a good thing. The fifth thing, or the Yeah, the fifth thing is the gift is sort of like the gift of kindness. But it’s putting in a tangible ways to give a written note. Okay, you have to have a written note. I was cleaning out some boxes my office earlier to earlier today I came across a note that somebody wrote me probably 25 years ago, saying how much they appreciate me appreciated me. And it gave me a good warm feeling about that person it was 25 years ago when that happened. But I kept that note for a reason because it made me feel good. Guess what happens when you write someone else’s note. It makes them feel good. It doesn’t have to be a birthday. It doesn’t have to be, you know, Christmas or some special occasion. It’s even better when it’s not a special occasion. Just because you appreciate somebody writing a note. Now it can be an email, the chorus or could be a text message, or some sort of sort of online message like a Twitter direct, direct message. Those are cool. But you know what nothing really is as awesome as getting that card in the mail. Or that thank you note and just do it. You’d be surprised if you do this one time a week to somebody in your life. Write them a note, write them a card, you’ll be surprised what the impact it has in your life. Write a written note. The seventh of the one thing we do is have a free thing that we can do is be is give somebody the gift of a compliment. The spoken word is a powerful thing. A powerful thing. And that is what

when you give somebody a word, that’s a compliment. Hey, you did a good job today on the project. Hey, way to go on your presentation. Hey, good job, son or daughter at school. And hey, wife, you look beautiful today. Compliment people and how they look or color people what they have done accomplished. Don’t overdo it. Just be appropriate in this. be simple. Be sincere. Be to the point. It’s, you know, you’ve cooked a good meal today. It guess what when you do that, when you come some compliments somebody you heard the term it makes their day? It does. It does. So the third the the last one here, the eighth gift that you can give somebody is one of the most important ones and has to do with your attitude. Have a good attitude, have a pleasant disposition. You can choose to do this everybody, you can choose it. Everybody has bad things happen to them. We all have gone through some bad thing. You know, you lose our job, we have a bad diagnosis. The doctor, we have a financial reversal. Our dog gets sick, I happened to me last week it cost me $1,000 to get my dog veterinarian bills last week. Things happen. We don’t have to go bad with them. We don’t have to get better, we can get better. And it’s a choice we make to have a cheerful disposition. So the easiest way to feel good in your life is to choose to feel good and treat each other as they feel good to make them happy. Hey, thought about a good day joke. Remember the the deal about the gift of laughter? Here it is. I used to do the hokey pokey. But I turned myself around. That’s a bad dad joke. I got a ton of them. Let me tell you. This is Dr. Brad Miller and we are here on the pathway to promise YouTube channel to be helpful to you to help you to give practical tools to be encouraged to have hope in your life and to live a life that is on a pathway to peace, prosperity, and purpose. You can find out more at our website pathway promise com that’s where our that’s one of the places where our podcasts, the pathway to promise podcasts lives. And we’re here to be helpful to you. Please like and subscribe and all that good stuff. And keep a keep with us as we can be helpful to you Dr. Brad Miller good people will see you next time and remember to keep your promises because there’s power in a promise kept. Thanks so much for taking the pathway to promise but Dr. Brad Miller as a subscriber, you’ll be a vital part of the pathway to promise community visit us on the web at pathway promise.com until next time, remember to stay on your pathway to promise

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