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"It's 20 after welcome back to America in the morning as we get used to higher prices at the pump. OPEC Plus is standing by their plan led by both Saudi Arabia and Russia to cut production of crude oil by one million barrels a day. That news comes as the Secretary General of the oil exporting countries told the BBC that they see demand growing by 2 .4 million barrels per day. The news comes as oil moves past $95 a barrel and America which is not a member of OPEC hits it's a record last month of producing nearly 13 million barrels of oil daily. ABC's Jessica Edinger covers Tuesday business headlines. Wall Street opens this morning after a bit of a mixed market investors shrugged off any celebrating over Congress avoiding a government shutdown because the next deadline is in just 45 days. Billionaire investor Pershing Square's Bill Coleman told CNBC the economy is starting to slow and the Fed may not raise rates any longer. I think the Fed is probably done. I think the economy is starting to slow. I think the level of real interest rates is high enough to slow things down. You know, high mortgage rates, high car rates, high credit card rates. They're starting an to really have impact on the economy. Economy is still solid but it's definitely weakening. Pershing Square's Bill Coleman on CNBC. Tesla came up short with new vehicle deliveries in the last quarter. Definitely below expectations. For the year now they've delivered basically 1 .33 million vehicles and the Cybertruck is what a lot of people are also talking about, guys. The original target was for Cybertruck deliveries begin to in the third quarter. Well Q3 has come and gone and we still do not have Cybertruck deliveries. Phil CNBC's Lebow. Kellogg spun off its snacks business into a separate company that started trading on Wall Street yesterday. Investors weren't too impressed with Calanova which makes Pringles, Cheez -Its, Pop -Tarts and more. Kellanova, formerly known as Kellogg, the rebranded snack business trading under the ticker A and now trades separately from the iconic cereal brands. It's one of the biggest laggards of the day, down more than 6%. CNBC's Tyler Matheson. What's the update on the Comcast Disney Hulu purchase? Talks on the future of the streaming service are happening this week. Comcast owns some of Hulu. Disney owns most of it. The two have agreed that Disney will buy the part that it doesn't already own. Disney will purchase the remaining third of company the that Comcast owns. But the question is, how much Disney will pay for that third of Hulu? The appreciation over this Hulu asset, last valued at $27 .5 billion in 2019, it could take months. As Comcast has said, the price tag could be much higher. Hulu, which has more than 48 be $28 million, is seen as a valuable asset to integrate further with Disney Plus. While Comcast could use the proceeds to return capital to shareholders by buying back stock. These Julia borsten Comcast is the parent company of CNBC. On today's watch list, FTX founder and former CEO Sam Bankman freed heads to his fraud trial in New York. We have the Joltz report on job opportunities and labor turnover. Earnings are coming from spice maker McCormick and egg producer Cal Maine foods. Forbes is set to publish its Forbes 400 list of
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from Democrats Use Falsehoods To Call Republicans Racists
"Mike Gallagher. Tell Biden he's off his rocker. My wife is going through breast cancer as we speak. He's an ignorant son of a gun. And you know, that's the kind of cruelty that is inflicted upon a guy like him to pretend you cured cancer, to even say those words out loud. I said and remember when he said it years ago and I called him out then and we talked about it and I said, how dare he? I'm going to cure cancer. Now he's taking credit for curing cancer. And tell that to that guy who we're praying for and praying for his wife, whose wife is battling breast cancer as we speak. Any of us who have been down that road of being a caregiver, a spouse, a loved one, a son or daughter or parent should be enraged at Biden's audacity. It's sickening. It's sickening. Bill's in Sarasota, Florida. Bill, welcome to the show. How are you? Good, yourself? I'm well, thanks. I'm just so frustrated at the at the crap they're throwing at us. I totally agree. You call on the air, you said three choices. I'm going to choose C. And I believe that was the first time he said it because he's also said eight times and it becomes the truth. I think we just heard the first time and you hear it many more times so he can convince us that it's the truth. Repeat the lie often enough and it becomes reality for people. You're not going to want to miss a conversation that I'm looking forward to having in just a few minutes with an author and a columnist named Adam B. Coleman. He writes for The New York Post, Newsweek, Epoch Times, The Federalist. He's the founder of WrongSpeak Publishing. He wrote a piece, a column about Kamala Harris's ugly lies about the Florida curriculum that is perfection. It's the perfect response to when these people lie the way they do. And whether it's Biden lying about cancer or Kamala Harris lying about the Florida curriculum and Republicans and race and slavery over and over again. These people, whether it's the lie that says you're a wingnut conspiracy theorist, if you have questions about the 2020 election and you have suspicions that it wasn't legitimate.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from FULL INTERVIEW - Adam B. Coleman, Author & Columnist
"You know one of the things we have to guard against is the feeling of helplessness You know when there is you get a helpless feeling when you see somebody with the heft And the and the gravitas of the vice president of the United States Repeating this awful smear about the Florida education curriculum you feel helpless you feel like Nobody is even addressing this in an eloquent Concise way and then I pick up my Go through the stack of material today that I always read through to get ready for the show and I come across a column by Adam B Coleman Headline Kamala Harris's lies not only push her political agenda, but reveal her ugly truth Here's the here's the dirty little secret about the lie that the Democrats led by Vice President Harris are telling about the Florida curriculum and Adam Coleman's column on this was Pitch -perfect. Let me share with you a little bit of what he says and then I'm delighted to be able to welcome him to the Show he writes what Kamala Harris did was give us all a lesson in political propaganda and she ironically Used Florida's educational curriculum to illustrate how effective and simple it is to accomplish Especially for someone in a position of authority he goes on to say as a professor She understands that most of her political students won't research the validity of her alterations Because they're too lazy to do so they see her has a trusted authoritative figure or they take pleasure in how the revisions confirm their negative Biases, you know Adam B Coleman's column is so important. Everybody should read it He's the author and columnist who founded wrong speak publishing Adam what a what a real pleasure it is to have you join us on the Mike Gallagher show Thank you for for being a part of it today. How are you sir? I'm doing well, and I appreciate you inviting me on well I'm just grateful your column is like ointment for the soul because it's it's a tortured thing to feel like you got no response when you see the vice president when you see the president a Powerful Democrat like James Clyburn from South Carolina They're now embracing a narrative that Republicans want to whitewash slavery We want to pretend that Emmett Till wasn't murdered We want to act we act like slavery benefited people and they're telling I mean she went around She's flying around the country repeating this lie. She flew to Jacksonville, Florida Your column was perfect. So I want to know a little bit about you. I want to know about wrong speak publishing I want to know about your book black victim to black victor because yes, you happen to be a black American Tell me a little bit about let's start with the big lie. I Understand the the the the bromide. Well, you tell a lie often enough people will believe it but this is way deeper than that Isn't it? Yeah, I mean it is way deeper and it's actually something you know, she didn't invent this This is something that to be honest with you Democrats have been doing for a number of years I'm a former Democrat myself and it's one of the things that pushed me away from the party amongst other things To become an independent today. It's the constant usage of black Americans black plight historical plight To weaponize it as some sort of emotional leverage for other Americans to dictate how they vote to dictate who they hate and I Honestly get tired of it But at this point I think it's important for someone like myself and many others to point out how this manipulation is happening Not just with black Americans, but with identity groups identity politics has ruined Politics in general. So I think this is much deeper than just this one simple lie that she made you write in your column There are some lies that set the groundwork for political dialogue surrounding a topic solely for the purpose of making their adversary Adversaries fight an uphill battle to disprove a false narrative or statement and attempt to slow down a fast -moving and well -traveled lie, I spoke to a Liberal friend of mine last night lives in New York City 11 o 'clock last night. He said can't believe you guys You you you're willing to defend a party that that wants to erase Emmett Till from our memory So in other words yours you talk about a well -traveled lie, it's all it has already resonated with millions of Americans Adam Yeah, exactly. And then one thing about you know, we learned as kids the telephone game. Is that that one lie? manifesting to other lies Because people just you know, they don't know what was told to them They add on things they change words to change meanings. So, you know, I think that's that's the masterpiece and political lies Adam B. Adam B Coleman is our guest author columnist wrong speak publishing. You can follow him on twitter at wrong lowercase speak I got to ask you about What you said about the usage of black Americans to advance an agenda. I got chills yesterday seen Biden Surrounded by a lot of activists and a lot of advocates for for black Americans Sign this sign, you know a memorable a memorialization for Emmett Till there's going to be you know a statue I guess for Emmett and his mother Mamie we all know the story of the horrific horrific murder of this young kid the acquittal of the two white men who murdered him by an all -white jury, it's it's a Awful awful chapter in American history, but Adam he took that opportunity To sit there and smear Conservatives and Republicans his political opponents and say we're trying to whitewash history We're trying to erase Emmett Till from history, which of course Nothing of the kind is happening I couldn't help but think if I'm a black American and I'm witnessing this I would be infuriated That he's taking this opportunity to honor And memorialize Emmett Till and and push political propaganda what a grotesque thing to do Yeah, it absolutely is and then what makes it worse is that they always have somebody within the media Or within a particular class the upper class black Americans that exist in our society whether they be activists Politicians they celebrities always have them to co -sign what they're doing.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
A highlight from FULL INTERVIEW - Adam B. Coleman, Author & Columnist
"You know one of the things we have to guard against is the feeling of helplessness You know when there is you get a helpless feeling when you see somebody with the heft And the and the gravitas of the vice president of the United States Repeating this awful smear about the Florida education curriculum you feel helpless you feel like Nobody is even addressing this in an eloquent Concise way and then I pick up my Go through the stack of material today that I always read through to get ready for the show and I come across a column by Adam B Coleman Headline Kamala Harris's lies not only push her political agenda, but reveal her ugly truth Here's the here's the dirty little secret about the lie that the Democrats led by Vice President Harris are telling about the Florida curriculum and Adam Coleman's column on this was Pitch -perfect. Let me share with you a little bit of what he says and then I'm delighted to be able to welcome him to the Show he writes what Kamala Harris did was give us all a lesson in political propaganda and she ironically Used Florida's educational curriculum to illustrate how effective and simple it is to accomplish Especially for someone in a position of authority he goes on to say as a professor She understands that most of her political students won't research the validity of her alterations Because they're too lazy to do so they see her has a trusted authoritative figure or they take pleasure in how the revisions confirm their negative Biases, you know Adam B Coleman's column is so important. Everybody should read it He's the author and columnist who founded wrong speak publishing Adam what a what a real pleasure it is to have you join us on the Mike Gallagher show Thank you for for being a part of it today. How are you sir? I'm doing well, and I appreciate you inviting me on well I'm just grateful your column is like ointment for the soul because it's it's a tortured thing to feel like you got no response when you see the vice president when you see the president a Powerful Democrat like James Clyburn from South Carolina They're now embracing a narrative that Republicans want to whitewash slavery We want to pretend that Emmett Till wasn't murdered We want to act we act like slavery benefited people and they're telling I mean she went around She's flying around the country repeating this lie. She flew to Jacksonville, Florida Your column was perfect. So I want to know a little bit about you. I want to know about wrong speak publishing I want to know about your book black victim to black victor because yes, you happen to be a black American Tell me a little bit about let's start with the big lie. I Understand the the the the bromide. Well, you tell a lie often enough people will believe it but this is way deeper than that Isn't it? Yeah, I mean it is way deeper and it's actually something you know, she didn't invent this This is something that to be honest with you Democrats have been doing for a number of years I'm a former Democrat myself and it's one of the things that pushed me away from the party amongst other things To become an independent today. It's the constant usage of black Americans black plight historical plight To weaponize it as some sort of emotional leverage for other Americans to dictate how they vote to dictate who they hate and I Honestly get tired of it But at this point I think it's important for someone like myself and many others to point out how this manipulation is happening Not just with black Americans, but with identity groups identity politics has ruined Politics in general. So I think this is much deeper than just this one simple lie that she made you write in your column There are some lies that set the groundwork for political dialogue surrounding a topic solely for the purpose of making their adversary Adversaries fight an uphill battle to disprove a false narrative or statement and attempt to slow down a fast -moving and well -traveled lie, I spoke to a Liberal friend of mine last night lives in New York City 11 o 'clock last night. He said can't believe you guys You you you're willing to defend a party that that wants to erase Emmett Till from our memory So in other words yours you talk about a well -traveled lie, it's all it has already resonated with millions of Americans Adam Yeah, exactly. And then one thing about you know, we learned as kids the telephone game. Is that that one lie? manifesting to other lies Because people just you know, they don't know what was told to them They add on things they change words to change meanings. So, you know, I think that's that's the masterpiece and political lies Adam B. Adam B Coleman is our guest author columnist wrong speak publishing. You can follow him on twitter at wrong lowercase speak I got to ask you about What you said about the usage of black Americans to advance an agenda. I got chills yesterday seen Biden Surrounded by a lot of activists and a lot of advocates for for black Americans Sign this sign, you know a memorable a memorialization for Emmett Till there's going to be you know a statue I guess for Emmett and his mother Mamie we all know the story of the horrific horrific murder of this young kid the acquittal of the two white men who murdered him by an all -white jury, it's it's a Awful awful chapter in American history, but Adam he took that opportunity To sit there and smear Conservatives and Republicans his political opponents and say we're trying to whitewash history We're trying to erase Emmett Till from history, which of course Nothing of the kind is happening I couldn't help but think if I'm a black American and I'm witnessing this I would be infuriated That he's taking this opportunity to honor And memorialize Emmett Till and and push political propaganda what a grotesque thing to do Yeah, it absolutely is and then what makes it worse is that they always have somebody within the media Or within a particular class the upper class black Americans that exist in our society whether they be activists Politicians they celebrities always have them to co -sign what they're doing.
The Dan Bongino Show
James Comey: 'More Wires, More Countries' Tied to Biden Family Schemes
"Job for here's what I mean Jim queue up for me if you would cut a here's Jim Coleman this weekend apparently there's even more money out there astonishingly even more millions flowing into the Biden crime family covers it's up to you to spread the word around take a listen if it is over for them the DOJ is it over for you the uh... chairman comer actually not let me assure the american people we have bank records came in this week that we're going through that we think are going to show more wires from more countries remember we've just disclosed two countries thus far we just grow disclosed china and Romania there are still some more wires chinese that we had yet to present the american people and there are a lot of wires mysterious wire from ukraine and russia that we're about to expose so that this is just beginning for the biden's all the department justice is doing is stated our way but even with all the obstacles that merit garland has thrown in for the house oversight committee all the obstacles that that the treasury cabinet is found in that the i've thrown with all the negative media coverage from the mainstream media we're still producing results every day that shows this family the president's family
The Eric Metaxas Show
Experiencing the Mystery of Christian Faith With Stephen Strang
"Talking to Stephen strang, founder of charisma magazine, who has a new book out called spirit led living in an upside down world, and I'm glad Stephen that we're talking about this because as I just said, we went to the break so many people, they have a very bleached kind of desiccated intellectualized, rationalistic view of the Christian faith. They don't understand that there's mystery that there is the life of the Holy Spirit. They've not experienced that. Maybe they've not experienced miracles or they've only seen weird people experience that. But you and I know that this is God's will for us as Christians. Absolutely. My book is practical, it's experiential. It is not really theological, although I will stand behind the theology. You know, I'm a journalist. I'm not a theologian. I'm not never been a pastor. But I've lived a long time now, and I've seen God work. I've had my own set of problems and trials. I've had to reach out to God. I've had to get victory over things. I've had to believe God, you mentioned charisma magazine. It's just started as a dream. I had to believe it into existence in a way. The gift of faith, I write a light in there about Kenneth Copeland and we call him papa Hagan. And I interview a lot of people. I interviewed Catherine Coleman back in the day, but that's amazing. You must have just been a kid. Seriously, that's quite a while ago. It was. And I think I did the last. I did it for the Orlando sentinel where I worked at the time. Can you believe a secular paper sent me to cover a Catherine Coleman rally? She was a big, big cultural figure, I know, become friends with Mario Morello. He was telling me stories about her. And you know, she obviously lived into the 1970s, but still I interviewed her about 9 months before she died. And I think it was probably the last major interview she had before she died.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"We'll be right back. We're talking to John Coleman whose new book is titled miracles. In the swing line we shall make on that view. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm talking to John Coleman who has written a new book titled miracles, we're joking around C. S. Lewis wrote a book called miracles. I wrote a book called miracles, but this is a work of fiction. It's a novel. And it deals with the subject of miracles. We just have a few minutes left, John Coleman. So what have we not touched on in your book miracles or on the subject? Well, one thing I think both of our books investigate and I'd love to get your read on is, you know, when people think of the miraculous, they often think explicitly of healings, right? That's one of Jesus most common miracles in the New Testament. But it does ignore the variety of things that can happen. They think of external healings not internal healings, which is one distinction I think you draw in your book, which I think is true. And Jesus even talks about how much greater to be able to forgive sins to bring someone to faith than to heal their bodies. But we forget about that. I think when we think of the miraculous, dreams and signs, which are something I explore in the book of debt, the protagonist begins to experience these. I loved in your book how you talked about how a dream actually was part of the inspiration for Bond hoffer, for example, and I don't know if you've talked about that on your show before. And so one of the things I would encourage people to do who are listening is to open themselves up to the variety of miracles beyond what you narrowly think of with healing because we often pray for that, right? And it's certainly important. But two things like inner healing, the conversion of people, healing people of mindsets that are holding themselves back, connecting them to their families or to God, dreams that can show them a path forward or sometimes in Craig keener and others cover this. In areas that are not exposed to Christ, for example, are exposed to the New Testament. People will have dreams that actually reveal that to them and allow them a path to Christ. And so one of the things I hope I hope the books help points out and I think your book does as well is just the variety of different miraculous experiences that people can experience. I mean, my conversion, which I write about in several of my books, it was a dream, and it was utterly miraculous. There's just no way around it, mind-blowing life-changing overnight. The second dream I've ever had that was miraculous, you're right, was connected to my writing the Bond offer book. And it was insane. I had this baroque clear dream and literally the next day what I dreamt came true. It was one of the most, I mean, it's just one of those things that you just, you have no words, even to describe it. You just say, this is an insane miracle of God. I want to tell the world, so I wrote about it in my book miracles because I just wanted to tell at least the people who read my book miracles, but these things are real. And as you're saying, the variety is astonishing. And if I hadn't experienced them myself, I don't know what I would be saying about them. I really don't know, but I've experienced so many. I have so many friends that have experienced them. I think it's really important. I also think John that we're living at a time when God is making himself more real. Because we're going through such difficulty in the nation and in the world. So your book miracles, I hope will open people up to that, to open yourself up and say, God, if you're real, show yourself to me, make yourself real to me. And again, I want to be clear. Some people hear from God all every day, and that's real. I don't, in that way, but I have a few times, and so in your book, you open us up to the possibility. Can you give us a hint at where the plot goes? Yeah, so it is, it's not a purely happy ending. I'll say that much, Eric. And I think that reflects reality, right? Because on one hand, the existence of the Supernatural of God of miracles gives us remarkable hope, right? Because the God of the universe being someone who loves us created a cinema his image and is willing to intervene in the physical world and to care for us is the greatest source of hope that we can have. And yet we are still taught that this world is not our home that it will contain suffering that it won't be deliverance here. It'll be deliverance in the hereafter. And so I think what the book hopefully helps people grapple with is this unbelievable eternal hope that we have that anyone can access. Intention with the suffering that we will experience in this world. Man, I'm afraid we're at a time. Ladies and gentlemen, grab a copy of the book miracles by John Coleman, John Coleman. Thank you..
The Eric Metaxas Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Done now while quantities last again use code Eric and save my pillow dot com. Folks, I'm talking to John Coleman about his new book. It is a novel, a work of fiction, but it deals with the miraculous and John, you were just talking about, and I get this. Many people, they've been really heartbroken because they prayed for someone. I think my friend Dick Cavett, his mother died when he was 9 or ten. And somebody said, well, if you pray really hard, your mother will get healed. And I'm sure he prayed and she died. And you know, how many people have stories like that? And it has really angered them. And so that's a reason that many people are hostile and skeptical, skeptical to the miraculous. And it's understandable you feel for people who have suffered that kind of tragedy. And it is a theological point and I think you explore it quite deeply in your own book and it's one of the subtle theological points I try and bring up in ours, which is, why do miracles happen to summon and not others? Why isn't everyone healed? And one of the ways that the person who ends up performing the miracles, I won't give away the name right now. Has a discussion with the protagonist Jamie at one point about this topic. And one of the points that he makes is, look, the whole point of miracles is to point to something else. We heal people, but they're still going to die. All of us are going to die. This world is material, it's ephemeral. It's not something that we can count on. The point of miracles isn't to make this world perfect. It's to help point us towards a more perfect world. And if those miracles aren't just an indication, certainly there are help to people in the moment, but they're reminding us that there is more than this world that there's a Supernatural world beyond this, and that there is a God who loves us. But this world will never be made perfect. But it's still a real tension that people live with in the midst of this world of suffering, why can't I be relieved of that suffering? And I think it's something that we as believers have to grapple with just like the problem of evil as we seek to develop a more fully formed theology of what Christianity means. Well, I really, I do want to say that I've experienced the same frustration because I know miracles are real, but there are times when you pray for someone's healing or even my friend Ken fish who is tremendously gifted and anointed in praying for people's healing. He's prayed for people that I have known really well who have not gotten better and they've died and you just, you say, lord, I don't get it. Why do sometimes you heal and sometimes you don't. And so that is real. And I think it can create a bitterness and an anger. So I struggle with that myself because it takes something to believe, to have faith. But there are a lot of other people who the reason they shy away. I think is because they want to have some kind of respectable Christianity. Like, oh, we don't do that weird stuff here. Not like Jesus, or we'll let Jesus do it because he did in 2000 years ago and he was God, but we don't do that. We have nice Bible studies, but we don't do that. And I think it's based on fear. I mean, you do encounter this, right? I mean, I think there's a fear both of how they'll be perceived in society, right? What it will mean if their friends start to judge them. If they seem like a wacko, there's also kind of a subtle fear what if this is true? What if God can reach into the material world and change things? And what does that mean for me if this Supernatural world exists? Because if the miraculous is possible, other types of Supernatural interventions are possible. Maybe the book of revelations is possible. It opens up this entire world that seems out of our control, right? Because we understand the physical limits of reality, but if this place outside reality is real and we have to grapple with that, I think there's a very real fear of what that could mean for us as well. Right, so a lot of people are living as practical atheists, basically. They're actually not trusting God. They're afraid of that God. He's kind of wild and they wanted domesticated kitty cat as land. Because it is more respectable..
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Coleman and Eric Unpack Hostility Toward the Miraculous
"Talking to John Coleman about his new book. It is a novel, a work of fiction, but it deals with the miraculous and John, you were just talking about, and I get this. Many people, they've been really heartbroken because they prayed for someone. I think my friend Dick Cavett, his mother died when he was 9 or ten. And somebody said, well, if you pray really hard, your mother will get healed. And I'm sure he prayed and she died. And you know, how many people have stories like that? And it has really angered them. And so that's a reason that many people are hostile and skeptical, skeptical to the miraculous. And it's understandable you feel for people who have suffered that kind of tragedy. And it is a theological point and I think you explore it quite deeply in your own book and it's one of the subtle theological points I try and bring up in ours, which is, why do miracles happen to summon and not others? Why isn't everyone healed? And one of the ways that the person who ends up performing the miracles, I won't give away the name right now. Has a discussion with the protagonist Jamie at one point about this topic. And one of the points that he makes is, look, the whole point of miracles is to point to something else. We heal people, but they're still going to die. All of us are going to die. This world is material, it's ephemeral. It's not something that we can count on. The point of miracles isn't to make this world perfect. It's to help point us towards a more perfect world. And if those miracles aren't just an indication, certainly there are help to people in the moment, but they're reminding us that there is more than this world that there's a Supernatural world beyond this, and that there is a God who loves us.
The Eric Metaxas Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"You could also text the keyword Eric to 9 one 9 9 9. You'll get a link to make your life saving gift text Eric to 9 one 9 9 9 or to give you a gift by phone, call the toll free number 8 four four 8 6 three hope 8 four four 8 6 three hope. 8 four four 8 6 three hope. God bless you. Folks, we're talking to John Coleman about his brand new book. It is a novel, which is to say a work of fiction with the title miracles, as you know, I wrote a book about miracles, which is nonfiction, C. S. Lewis, wrote a book about miracles, nonfiction. This is a novel, a work of fiction, but John in the book you deal with what's right at the center of all of our lives. The skepticism, there are people. I have told some miracle stories. One of the stories I think it's, yeah, it's in the book. It's in my book miracles about the Christmas cross. I remember sharing that story with this incredibly intelligent person right after it happened. And I was so freaked out. It was one of the most miraculous things I've ever experienced. And this person said, yeah, the mind does funny things sometimes. And I said, did you just hear what I said? And you're thinking my mind in front of you, you're not paying attention. You're not being logical. People like really smart people sometimes they don't have the category of the miraculous. They have to just bracket it out because it's too disturbing. Well, and that's one of the tensions I like to explore in the book is, you know, the reaction is not just that the secular world, but of the Christian community. I don't think would be unified around miracles. Correct. And I saw that manifesting in two ways. One, I do think a lot of people that are highlighted, there's a story of a woman named Cheryl street in the book. And I won't ruin too much of it, but she experiences a miracle. She's from a relatively kind of quiet conservative denomination. And she's almost embarrassed to speak about it with the rest of the congregation with her pastor because they kind of think she's probably fooling herself, that it's her mind playing tricks on her. They don't think it could have really happened. And so here's this sincere Christian woman who thinks she's who has experienced the miracle. But when she shares it, she meets skepticism in the church. And then on the other side, not just skepticism, but I think that some Christians, depending on the source of that miraculous happening, we actually feel divided by it would feel aggressive towards the person performing those or those claiming them, it could be false prophecy. And I think there's a real tension in that. I actually experienced this. I got angry. I have two friends. I won't mention their names. But their stories are in my book on miracles. And they were really uncomfortable about having their names published, and I thought, what is wrong with you? People are going to be helped by this. It's a true story. I know both these people are brilliant, like Ivy League graduates. They have these amazing stories insanely miracle, obviously miraculous, obviously true, but they were really different about this concept of, I don't know. I want to be private about I thought, why do you think God did this miracle in your life? So you can share it and encourage others, and it happened every time. I would say to people, I would say to friends and doing my research for my book miracles, I said, have you ever had a miraculous story and they go like, yeah, but I've never really told anyone, and my head explodes. What is wrong with you? Why have you never told anyone? This is so beautiful. So amazing. And by the way, you're cowardice, your fear on this is preventing others from telling their stories because these things are real. More people listening to this right now have experienced something Supernatural and they're like, oh, I never. I don't ever talk about it. I want to encourage people to talk about it. It's one of the reasons I want to have you on the program because we need to talk about talking about miracles. So your book, of course, is also titled miracles, but you deal in it as, I mean, I don't, in my book, I just tell the stories, but you deal because it's a novel with how people freak out and kind of back away and they're willing to accept anything other than the God of the Bible did this. That's exactly right. You know, least rebel has done interesting work on this where more than a third of Americans claim to have experienced miracles or the Supernatural. But to your point, Eric almost none of them talk about it. It's very rare that someone will volunteer that information. And then even if they've experienced it and I believe I may have experienced miracles in my own life, they encounter other stories with skepticism, right? It's almost like we don't want to believe that the Supernatural can occur. And one of the most interesting things to explore in fiction is that reaction when something incredible happens. So there's a miracle early on where one of the first public miracles is caught on camera is someone healing the person in the book healing someone who's blind of sight, which is such a great metaphor as well as a real miracle that happens. And the shock of people, the kind of riot that breaks out around it, the way the narrator of the story, the protagonist responds to that almost unbelievable occurrence, those reactions of people are one of the most fascinating things I think to explore in a work of fiction. I just, I love it. And I think I just love the fact that it's challenging people. Because I really, again, I'm all about this. I feel like the alternative makes no sense. Knows the idea that we're living in a materialistic world where there's nothing outside the material. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm just here to break it down for you. That is stupid. And if you have bought that narrative, which is, you know, it's the easy narrative to buy. It's like, if you're living in Nazi Germany, all the Jews are evil. Okay, I'm on board. Yeah, right, right. Well, ladies and gentlemen, sometimes the popular narrative is wrong. And once you look into it, it's ridiculous. So the idea that we're living in a world where there is no spiritual dimension, we're not saying you have to agree with our interpretation of exactly what it is. But the idea that there is no spiritual dimension, these things don't happen. It's just so stupid. I mean, the Big Bang, if you believe that the world was created ex nihilo, how do you explain that? I mean, so it goes on and on. I find it funny, John. I just find it funny. Well, and one of the more tragic and empathetic things are and I explore this. Even when the protagonist who faced this in her life, some people have a hard time believing in miracles because they haven't experienced one because they've experienced some tragedy. They had someone pass away. That's right. Suffered through something in their life. And that's one of the great human tragedies and Supernatural mysteries is just why miracles happen to summon to others. And it is, I'm empathetic to those who have experienced great tragedy in their life who prayed sincerely and then didn't even okay..
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Coleman Deals With Skepticism in His New Novel 'Miracles'
"To John Coleman about his brand new book. It is a novel, which is to say a work of fiction with the title miracles, as you know, I wrote a book about miracles, which is nonfiction, C. S. Lewis, wrote a book about miracles, nonfiction. This is a novel, a work of fiction, but John in the book you deal with what's right at the center of all of our lives. The skepticism, there are people. I have told some miracle stories. One of the stories I think it's, yeah, it's in the book. It's in my book miracles about the Christmas cross. I remember sharing that story with this incredibly intelligent person right after it happened. And I was so freaked out. It was one of the most miraculous things I've ever experienced. And this person said, yeah, the mind does funny things sometimes. And I said, did you just hear what I said? And you're thinking my mind in front of you, you're not paying attention. You're not being logical. People like really smart people sometimes they don't have the category of the miraculous. They have to just bracket it out because it's too disturbing. Well, and that's one of the tensions I like to explore in the book is, you know, the reaction is not just that the secular world, but of the Christian community. I don't think would be unified around miracles. Correct. And I saw that manifesting in two ways. One, I do think a lot of people that are highlighted, there's a story of a woman named Cheryl street in the book. And I won't ruin too much of it, but she experiences a miracle. She's from a relatively kind of quiet conservative denomination. And she's almost embarrassed to speak about it with the rest of the congregation with her pastor because they kind of think she's probably fooling herself, that it's her mind playing tricks on her. They don't think it could have really happened. And so here's this sincere Christian woman who thinks she's who has experienced the miracle. But when she shares it, she meets skepticism in the church. And then on the other side, not just skepticism, but I think that some Christians, depending on the source of that miraculous happening, we actually feel divided by it would feel aggressive towards the person performing those or those claiming them, it could be false prophecy. And I think there's a real tension in that.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Finally! A Novel About 'Miracles' With John Coleman
"Glad that you set your hand to writing a novel that deals with the subject of actual miracles. Well, what got me fascinated in that topic was just to think about this idea. We live in a world now of omnipresent smartphones, social media, et cetera. And you kind of think if something Supernatural were happening, we'd know about it, right? Because someone would catch it on video, it would go viral. And as I started to dig into it, they're actually people on YouTube claiming that the miraculous have happened, claiming to portray miraculous things. And so it started to occur to me that the reaction wouldn't be universal that it would actually be as divisive as uniting. And that started me thinking about what would it look like if something miraculous started going viral and how would the world react, which is such an interesting thought experiment for me to kind of play out in a fictional world?
The Eric Metaxas Show
John Coleman Joins Eric to Discuss His New Book 'Miracles'
"You know that I wrote a book with the title miracles that ended up being a New York Times Best Seller. And I found out that some other guy recently wrote a book with the title miracles. And I was like, that's not okay. I'm going to have him on the program. I want to confront him on this program, his name is John Coleman, John Coleman. Welcome to the program. Hi, Eric. Thanks so much for having me on. You know, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. So listen, when I ripped off C. S. Lewis's title miracles, I thought only I could get away with that, but you have ripped off his title and my title and I want to say congratulations to you. I wanted to say that on the air. Now the difference between your book and my book no kidding is that your book is a work of fiction actually, right? It's a novel titled miracles and it's as if the impossible happened today, what would it take for the world to believe? Now you, sir, or a writer who lives in Atlanta, the author of four books, and you or your work have been highlighted in The New York Times, Washington Post, Financial Times, LA times, Christianity today, Forbes, Harvard Business review, among other publications, holy cow. What have you been writing about all these years when you're not writing a novel about miracles, which will be discussing? You know, Eric, this is actually my first work of fiction. So primarily up until this time, the books have been oriented towards personal and professional development leadership. So last year I wrote HBR's guide to purpose about finding your crafting purpose in your life. And my articles with HBR are often about personal and professional development HBR as the Harvard Business review. That's correct. I spit on Harvard. No, I went to Yale and to be perfectly accurate. I spit on both of them. No, but seriously, that's interesting. What made you decide to write a novel on the subject, you know, dealing with the theme of miracles? Yeah. You know, I've always loved fiction Eric and when I was younger, I tended to write some, although never a book. And I was really inspired by two things to take this on as a project. One, I watched popular culture and I thought, man, we've got a lot of really great storytelling these days, but very seldom does it realistically portray religion or religious belief. And so when you look at apocalyptic shows, you'd expect people to be praying or following rabbis or priests or preachers. And yet they're almost totally absent. And then if you look at the Christian fiction side of things, it very rarely explores the full gamut of human experience and so there's a lot of kind of Christian romance novels or adventures, but it's often tilts towards more of a hallmark variety and so there wasn't a melding between those two
The Eric Metaxas Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Eric Metaxas Show
"Good evening, ladies and germs. I've always wanted to say that it's probably not even the evening wherever you are, but I gotta tell you, Albin. Yes, sir. I'm a germ. What's this? I'm a germ. So just so everybody knows. Well, we're all, we were both, we get under the people's skin. We have germs, but we don't need to get into that. We are more than the sum of our germs. Let me just be real clear. Now, I just want to say that we had John's American hour one in our two today coming up, we have John Coleman, who's written a book about miracles. It's miracle Monday. Buckle your seat belt. Okay. Several things I want to share. We have a number of new sponsors on the program. One of them is the Israel ministry of tourism. If you can, and you can go to Holy Land, Israel travel. Holy Land dot Israel dot travel, there's a video there. I know that I'm going to Israel next year. It's in the plan. We're planning it now. I know I'm going next year Holy Land Israel travel. I want to film a documentary streaming TV series on my book is atheism dead. And the middle part of the book, first part of the book of science, second part of the book is archeology. I am so excited to go back to Israel to see some of these sites. So go to Holy Land at Israel travel. Also want to say that we are doing a fundraising with fundraiser with food for the poor. There are hungry kids in Central America, the Caribbean, we have to do what we can to help them. And on this program, once a year, we do a fundraiser with food for the poor. This is the time. Everybody needs to give something. So in a few minutes, I will tell you more about that. I forgot to say in our opening before John's mirac, I keep getting emails from friends. Eric, your Instagram was hacked. If you have a certain amount of Instagram followers, people will, you know, criminals will fake being you, they'll put a fake Instagram account, and then they'll contact your Friends and say, hey man, how you doing? Hey, hey, could you help me out with something? And they're trying to get money. I never contact anyone via Instagram. If I ever contact you by Instagram or Twitter, that's not me. But I want to warn people, I also want to say, why don't you follow me on Instagram or Twitter or truth social or wherever you want to follow me. But understand that anybody with a certain number of followers. Once you get to certain level, the criminals come in, they impersonate you and they try to talk to your friends. If I'm talking to you there, it's not me. I want to be real clear about that. Okay, I've just got to tell you, we have known me park coming up talk to these in the city. If ever one is actually going to sell out sell out, not just be crowded. This is it. I travel all around the country. I go into airports. There's her book with her face on it. She's a very big deal right now. So this is going to be a big deal event tickets are the same price as our normal events, but it could sell out. And so I want to just warn people go to Socrates and city dot com, sign up. If you want to come to the dinner, this is going to be an amazing dinner. The dinners I got to say are really extraordinary. If you're able to afford it, that's where you get to ask the speaker questions. And there's a whole other conversation that goes on. It's more intimate and the one we had with Genie Constantino the other day. I keep thinking like, I wish we could film these dinner conversations because they are that extraordinary. They're really something. So anyway, that's in the city dot com. You only park. She's a defector from North Korea. You want to talk about somebody with a story? You want to talk about what somebody who understands what oppression state authorized oppression is, you'll meet park, march 30th, Socrates in the city that is happening..
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Adam Coleman Talks Voting Republican for the Very First Time
"Your other substack articles Adam Coleman is about voting for Republican for the very first time. Obviously in the midterm elections, it's interesting there wasn't a red wave or tsunami like many people predicted, conservative people like me were hoping for, but it did get some people to come over for the first time or in your case you didn't vote for Joe Biden. Maybe it was in the, in the 2020 presidential election. But explain to me how you went from voting Democrats your whole life to now, at least not automatically voting Democrat that you will consider and have voted for Republicans. Yeah, so I would say the major issues that sort of coming up over the past couple of years that have stuck out is the protection of children. Whether it's at schools or whether it's within our society, I think it's extremely important that we protect our children. And I'm seeing one particular party in my own party, basically choosing otherwise. So that was a big motivating factor for me.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
The American Left Doesn't Have the Right to Celebrate MLK Day
"The American left has killed the dream that Martin Luther King Jr. had. And announced, and promoted, and shared with the rest of the country, maybe the rest of the world. They've killed it. And they've done so intentionally, which is why today, on Martin Luther King day, 2023, I am calling on every American leftist. Every American progressive. Every American liberal. To not celebrate MLK day because you don't celebrate MLK, the man. And his dream. You have intentionally killed that which he strived so hard to build.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Has the Left Killed Dr. King's Dream? Bob Frantz Explains
"Decades later, have we achieved the dream? Have we accomplished? What doctor king wanted for this country for his children and his children's children and yours and mine have we accomplished it? No, we haven't. And do you want to know why? Because the American left refuses to allow it. Because the American left absolutely does not dream the same dream. That doctor king dreamed. The American left has no interest whatsoever in color blindness. As a matter of fact, the American left will tell you directly. Colorblindness is racism. They will tell you that doctor king was wrong. Let me tell you that doctor Martin Luther King was striving for the wrong thing because color blindness is racist. This is what we're told. Today, every single day by radicals and marxists, otherwise known as the American left, otherwise known in simpler terms as the Democrat party,
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Guest Host Bob Frantz Unpacks the Heart of Dr. King's Dream
"Very few people know a great deal about the legacy, the life, the work, the history of the great civil rights icon, doctor Martin Luther King Jr., most people know him only from his great speech, the I have a dream speech. They may know him from marches, they may know him from some other. You should know him for his pledge of nonviolence, which he asked his marchers and his supporters in his protesters who are screaming for civil rights that he asked them to take was extraordinary. It was very important. I actually reread those today at the urging of one of my callers on my home station here in Cleveland, which is W H K radio, a.m. 14, 20 the answer. You can hear my daily show from 9 to noon. Here, Eastern Time, but he should be known as well as much for that. And of course, all of his life's work of trying to advance the cause of civil rights trying to advance the cause quality not equity, trying to advance the cause of, well, colorblindness. Am I right? Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream. Today? As he said, so forcefully, his dream was to one day see his children living in a nation in which they would be judged not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character, the literal dream that people talk about. From doctor Martin Luther King Jr., and it's one of the primary reasons that in his tragic assassination that we have a national holiday dedicated to civil rights and to him as a civil rights icon and leader.
The Dan Bongino Show
Remembering John Coleman: 'There Is No Global Warming'
"Listen to mister Coleman He was on he was on a while back and he was trying to tell the people that CNN there's no such thing There's no such thing as the stuff in the propaganda And if you listen to everything he says he talks about his stuff that I talk about all the time and the fact that they have no proof there's absolutely 100% no proof He talks about you know you hear what 97% of the scientists are consent to say is weighty tells you he talks about that And he really eats this reporter's rear end up He really I mean he just tears another hole in it So here it is mister John Coleman He was on CNN And all he wants to do and I've been saying this for long let both sides come on Let both sides come on It's not what the government's doing It's not what the media is doing They want their narrative on the issue and their narrative is an outright law Listen to mystical And CNN has taken a very strong position on global warming that it is a consensus Well there is no consensus in science It isn't a vote Science is about facts And if you get down to the hard cold facts there's no question about it Climate change is not happening There is no significant man-made global warming now There hasn't been any in the past but there's no reason to expect any in the future There's a whole lot of pony and yes it is it has become a big political point of the Democratic Party and part of their platform And I regret to become political instead of scientific but the science is on my side I don't think we're going to come to the conclusion about the topic right here What I do wonder is allow it to happen on CNN but I'm happy that I got on the air Hello everybody What are you doing
The Dan Bongino Show
Alec Baldwin Kills Woman by Firing Prop Gun on Film Set of 'Rust'
"Many of you will woke up this morning to see this story about Alec Baldwin The actor of some of Coleman actor He was on a movie set I guess he's directing a movie called rust And there was a prop gun on the set He discharges around from the prop gun why he was pointed at someone I have no idea we'll get into that in a minute but turns out now it's breaking that this is on Fox reports The proper union says that the prop gun had a live round How the hell does that happen I mean listen in light of tragedies no time to Monday morning quarterback but that's a pretty serious question I mean you want to talk about a disastrous litany of errors What were you doing pointing a gun at any one anyway I don't care if it's a prop gun or not What's the golden rule of firearm safety And you know it's interesting you know conservatives libertarians man you know Second Amendment to supporting Democrats already know You know the golden rule of firearms say these you never point a firearm ever at anything You're not willing to kill Don't ever forget at that second Ever So if you say to yourself oh I'm just having fun I'm just going to point this at what My dog you will want to kill your dog No I'm not So don't point a gun ever at anything You're not willing to kill him Folks I've had you all in the audience get this I know you're shaking your heads like yeah I mean they don't know this You know you could be a defender as we all are The God given right to self protection shrine in our constitution to bear arms and defend yourself and we all are But we're the smart ones about it I mean my gosh
Voice in Canada
"coleman" Discussed on Voice in Canada
"Hello, Terry here. Hope you're doing well. It's Thursday. And yesterday was Wednesday, and I completely forgot to mention the most recent podcast on yesterday's flash briefing. Because Wednesday is the day that the podcasts come out. And I want to take a moment to share with you who is on the podcast this week. If you check out the voicing counter podcast, you'll hear my discussion with ouda Coleman of the open voice network. She is one of the senior advisers. And boy, she is one bright woman. We talk about the idea of users trust. We talk about balancing the needs and the wants of companies versus protecting the privacy of the consumer. All of course, with regards to what is happening in the world of voice technology these days. So if you're interested in that debate in that topic around voice tech, then I encourage you to really check out this podcast episode. I had a wonderful conversation with Aida and I encourage you to check that out because I think you'll really enjoy that. All you have to do is go to your favorite podcast player and search for the voice in Canada podcast and you'll find it right there. Now, I want to finish off by giving a shout out as I promised I would to somebody that left a review on Amazon for this flash briefing and this is she goes by mommy X three on Amazon. And it's signed by Marlene and Derek and I mentioned you two earlier this week. But now you've gone and you give me a review on Amazon as well. And I really appreciate that. And in fact, it says that dummy X three is a top 500 reviewer on Amazon. And she writes our favorite skill. We love listening to doctor Terry in our flash briefings every morning, so much knowledge and love the info on Lexi. If you want an amazing tips and tricks for your Lexi, this is your man. You are awesome, doctor Terry, keep up the amazing work. Marlene and Derek and they've got a Canadian flag there. So Marlene Derek, you know, I really appreciate those words. And thank you so much. And if anybody else would like to leave review, obviously, those are so appreciated. And you just go to the voice in Canada, flash briefing by going to a voice in Canada, click on the flash briefing, and you'll see a red button there to leave review. And of course, I'll be more than delighted to give you a shout out to. As a way of thanking you for the effort that you take to write these reviews. So thank you very much. Again, check out the podcast with the reader Coleman, the senior adviser to the open voice network on the voicing handed podcast. And I will talk to you tomorrow..
The Ken Coleman Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Of logic inspection and compassion to perform my pass of finishing planning researching to accomplish my mission of efficiency by producing order and excellent. You agree with that one hundred eighty percent. I i got it done. I was like yeah. That's what i did for my analyze. Asian ally mohur eligible. Yeah yeah So you know so did you. Are you calling me to say. Hey i got ptsd And i'm out. I can't do that. Where do i go next is. I'm assuming that's why you bought the book. You're looking for direction looking for direction i took in. I've moved within the city to a security job. Where i i'm given the brain arrest good in the brain sticks months of good and after that i know him a need mental stimulation yup and be able to go from there. Okay so at that stage of not known quarter go. Do you know exactly where to go. but you just haven't just haven't put a specific name or place into the blank so all the assessment did for. You was verify what you already knew that you were supposed to do that kind of work. You're just not supposed to do it in the horrific traumatic environment. You're in but if i were to break down your role and we were to remove the horrific crime scenes and some of the images and awful things that you had to see but you were. You were doing that. Research and the logic work and the analyzing and and all of that if you were doing that work the all the process stuff minus the the horrific stuff. You wouldn't even be on the phone with me. I guess my writer my room. No i think pretty crossed nearly in a couple of areas have looked as possibly like a fraud type. Data analyst. love that editions. Love that love that you know. It's interesting because you have the talent of compassion and so that scored high for you top three and you said it nails you. One hundred eighty percent so where. Where does that come into play. Did you wonder that 'cause. I got an answer but i'm curious if you wondered that no it's always side. I did while i worked. Jail did supervision. Yeah got a little bit for my parents. Yeah that'd be in military and mom thing there was one of those it yeah You have asked nailed it. And that's what was my heart thing. Leaving the forensic field is i helped break on of arizona cold as the old i love or the oldest ones. I love okay. So let's group yup. So listen here's what's great. That is the beauty. You gotta get back into that same kind of analyzing work except it's not forensics but it might be in the fraud area where you bust bad guys that are trying to rob ladies or ruin people's identity or whatever. I just think it's a shift. I don't think it's change. I think it's a shift. You can't be in that traumatic. You can't be over there and see some heavy stuff but you can still be the superhero behind the scenes. Who saves the day. Am i making sense making total sense so our purpose. yeah listen. It's the exact same type of work just different field. That's it so you're doing the right thing. Tom getting healthy. Give the brain of break but also make sure that you've your counselor. Therapist feels like hey. I'm healthy now and then get out there and stop. The bad guys helped the good people. But just do it in a different area. This is the ken coleman. Show all right folks. This is all about you working on purpose. It is the ken coleman show. I'm just. I'm just more more and more and more and more fired up and also at same time just so sad for.
The Ken Coleman Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"You have in front of you have an open now. Just trying to find that section where it was emission part was this third second third section. Okay what i care. Deeply it has efficiency. I connect with it. Says creation influence and achievement. Okay so there. We go so the creation and influence and achievement. That would be very people related. So i does that. Start to make sense to us. This all starting to make sense a little bit more ego hell okay. So i'm i'm a process guy because i love driving efficiency and systems and all that kind of stuff i love to analyze and all that kind of like to come up with the plan but i love leading people. Is that true or false. I've ever ever thought of myself as being people oriented so you don't enjoy leading you don't enjoy leading. Well i mean in my last sweating years. I had opportunities for management And i just. I never wanted to the headache of that. Well then we've got a very interesting because the way your answers came out. It said that you enjoy leading the work of leading influencing others. So i don't. It's not a perfect assessment. No assessment is so you got me on a technicality. There but but but the reality is is that your answers drove at that result. So either you want to. But you're afraid to or something's off. I don't want to spend time on that as much as i want to say that. Do you agree that the planning and the analyzing his work that you enjoy. Oh absolutely so. Why did you tell me that you enjoy leading early when i asked you about. All three said yes now. You're telling me no. I guess because i trusted the assessment. Yeah because i. I just wonder if you're afraid of leading are you. It might be possible. Might be possible I used to be a I used to be a worship leader for a living. Okay so you have okay. So there's more to this story you have led before your enjoy leading on some level so the question is where so. Here's the deal. Go look at the job. Descriptions brother go look for stuff that's planning and analyzing more process driven stuff that may have some leadership opportunities to it and then just tested out. This is the ken coleman show. Welcome back to the ken. Coleman show thrilled with this as we help you move from paycheck to purpose need the paycheck. I get it but there's more that we want. We want to make a contribution from paycheck to purpose. The clear path to doing work. You'll love is the new book you can pre-order it right now. Ken coleman dot com comes out november. The night we've got all kinds of goodies for their so. Check it out or let's get back to the phones. Tom joins us now in phoenix arizona. Tom you're on the ken coleman show cocaine how are you doing. Great sir how are you. I'm living the dream what's going on today. Well i actually had my dream job for the last four or fifteen years before that. I worked in kind of something that would lead me to that. What was the dream job With a forensic scientist. Csi okay and love doing it except this last year. I started having flashbacks and stuff from that. So i had to pivot knowing families higher priority but i need to look at something that got me away from seeing the negativeness in the traumas. Oh man i'm sorry so some some really some ps td. I guess yeah that was diagnosed with that back in march and your show just about blasted a our last August or july august was like okay. Then i read about the book. And then i bought the bundle and i'm like the career that's already so interesting. What and i. I don't think this is going to be a shock to me. But what what is your purpose statement. Come out as i was created to.
The Ken Coleman Show
"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Really. I mean the other options would be something in my field. That would just be more administrative type. Work where i wouldn't be working with clients. Was there a time when you really enjoyed administrative work finishing executing getting stuff done like that. yeah Three jobs ago. I did work like that and It's it's been my favorite job so far all right so one. We need to at least consider that so. We go being a physician. Assistant doggy daycare. Business owner and then admin type process detail organizational work in a very healthy environment. I think you have to consider if you enjoyed it before you'll enjoy it again. And i think you've got to ask yourself what made that particular job three jobs ago so enjoyable. Yeah a lot of it was the environment okay. Then that's good because see if it's not the work itself then we going across that off the list. See we got. I teach that you gotta love the work right. Yeah i get it. I don't think so. This is very y. Pa gimme the thirty seconds on why. You're intrigued by being a physician's assistant. I have done some work in the healthcare field and That would give me the opportunity to have some more independence and Give more direction and helping patients I would be able to prescribe medication and You know make a higher salary as well. Yeah that's okay. It sounds like a lot of sounds like a lot of success. I to hear more significance in there. Do you care deeply about providing care to people in Specifically healthcare is there a certain place in the medical field where being a pa would go who. I really love delivering results here I thought about working with like Women or children good. I here's what i want you to do. All right i i want you to take. Will you take the get clear curse as if i give it to you course you better come on right and i want you to get your report and i want you to review it yourself. I want you to look at what your purpose sentence feels like when when you read it okay. It's gonna spit out your top three talents things you do best now. It also show you where he score on the on the remaining nine of the twelve universal talents. Same thing with passion top three. Then you'll see where you score on they're six michigan drivers. This is really the why behind your work. And you're gonna get your top result. You'll see where he's gone the others this is going to fill out a purpose day before you when you that purpose amount. I want you to start going. Where does this point me. And then if i look doggy. Daycare and pa. How how those ideas fit within this. Who i really am and give feedback by the way give feedback is this is. This is a pretty accurate representation of me And that's going to be really important. Here's what i want you to do. In the meantime in the meantime i want you to talk to a couple of days and just do almost like an old school high school term paper on everything about their gig. Let's see what you're heart says. Hang on the one. This is the ken coleman show. Welcome back to the. Ken coleman show. Welcome one and all we Nationally syndicated across the united states. but what i'm most proud of. Is that the podcast of the ken. Coleman show is global we get calls from all.
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven is the phone number. Let's go to oklahoma city. Oklahoma were pay joins us pager on the ken coleman show hi. It's good to talk with you. Good to talk with you. Page what's going on well I know that. I need to change. Because i have had little stuff faction in my job. And my health is being negatively affected. How like a negatively affected. Yeah i'm just curious how it's affecting your health. And i don't want you to go into detail that you're not comfortable with but i'm just curious. How's it affecting your health. Yeah so i ended up Taking leave from work Because i've been so stressed and unable to Show up to work I had had an exceeds expectations on my evaluation. But it's just it takes a lot of effort to even show up to work. Is it Toxicology is it. The leader is that your coworkers. is it. just the amount of work that's been piled on you. It's a combination of the leaders and The type of work. I'm not being challenged And i've tried to step out there and you know Do change and you know. Help a different things because of the leaders. It's just nothing ever happened while and so is it emotional mental combination. Like you just can't get out of bed. Can't get in the car. yeah pretty much. Wow what are you doing for hope for help to you. Yeah i go to a therapist regularly and can My husband is really supported. Okay well. I'm sorry you're going through that and i asked you that because you bravely called in and shared that and i there are a lot of people are going through very similar thing and this. I want people to realize that you're not alone if you've got some truth physical mental and emotional Deterioration going on because it's such a horrible environment. So we'll we know page it. You know. I want you to get out of there. So the question is how own win. And where right. Yeah so actually It's it's been affecting me so negatively. And i haven't been able to really decide what i wanna do next so my husband and i decided that i was going to go ahead and put my noticing and Because it would try to clear my head a little bit more definitely will So i did that In the meantime a job offer accepted it But i'm still feeling so kind of bogged down and worried about the next step that i don't feel very comfortable with that okay. So then if you don't have to take a job now don't take it because you need to get clear and i'm going to start the process today. I'm gonna give you at the end of our phone call. I want you to take my get clear career assessment. It's a fifteen. Maybe twenty minute online assessment. That's going to present to you. Maybe for the first time in your life a really nice detailed report on what you do. Best your talent. It'll confirm a lot of things for you. Passion what worked you love to do. And then mission the results that you are really driven to produce in the world that's going allow you to have a really clear Compass towards the type or any kind of work you look at. You don't have to be bogged down anymore. You can go. Does this allow many. Do what i do best. Does this allow to do. Work i love. Does this allow me to produce results from enemy. If you knew the answer to that you feel pretty good about a decision. wouldn't you page. yeah. I mean. I have a lot of great opportunities to fight over analyzing because you're hurting. I think you're so unhealthy right now that it's really hard for you to be clear. So what this assessment will do is get to your heart. But let's let's just take a stab at this real quick. Is there something you've wondered about before. I mean you've been miserable for a while now. Do you have ideas and you're just bogged down the ideas or you're just having a hard time coming up with ideas that gets your heart excited now. I had a lot of ideas. I mean i thought about going to school. I thought about opening a business here daycare okay. A dog daycare dog daycare awesome. Yeah what's the gimme is. Are those the top two ideas. I think probably are. Yeah probably. is there a third something. That's close to one of those two if not. That's not.
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Let's go to denise and saint cloud minnesota denise. You're on the. Ken coleman show in ken. How are you. I'm living the dream. Denise what's going on. Hi i've been a social worker for about five years and i'm thinking of changing my career. Okay what are you thinking about changing it to. I am on chore. I am. I just want to do something. I'm not sure if they wanna do that or around in that area or just completely go to something else. Okay so when you say it. That way i just gotta believe there are some ideas it have been kind of percolate in the old head their true or false all denisa. We gotta have some fun with these ideas because what we wanna do. Want to get the ideas out of her head and talk to somebody. And i'm your guy. I'm your coach. And let's see match up to who you are do they. Here's here's as you're telling me you need this in your head. Do they allow you to use what you do best to do work. You love to produce results matter deeply to you. That simple that's purpose. And so if they aligned with that then we then we get to choose. Which one do we want to choose the most which one engages the heart the most. That's where we're ending up so give me these ideas that you've got seen came of My own business. I'm not quite sure what that would be dry right now. i know like health Got much. I do specific be a little bit more. Who are the people that you most want to help.
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Anthony is gonna join us now here on the line in pittsburgh. Pennsylvania the home of the steelers. Oh it's almost football joe. I'm getting a little excited anthony. You're on the. Ken coleman show. Hey can yeah. It's about time around these parts. I try to pack it in Short for you but I i'm kind of finding my direction. On the rebound I'm working part time right now and I've kind of something one of the mistakes i've had in the past i've jumped jobs a little bit Trying to find that direction Now dream wise. I'm still not sure something i liked you. In his delivery driving I've done various types now and I just like like forgivable they put it this way. I am not an office guy. But i'm like a heavy trades type guy either so i think that's kind of in between for me. That's why i'm drawn to that. It's like bogle if that makes sense and like the neighboring state. As much as i like where. I'm at now like where i live. My lease is up in about six month already renewed at once. And i just want to go to the neighboring state for somewhere different and i have apply jobs there. The my question is in that six months like the time before my lease and you think it's wise to try to find something. I'd like to get the benefits and that you think. It'd be worth commuting somewhere fulltime if i got a job or just kinda getting in with a company in the in the neighbouring state where i can do part time and then switched to a full-time kind of like when i found like an apartment there Feels like to me. that's all i think. Well see this is personal preference. I appreciate your trust and asking me. But i think this is more personal preference versus what i would consider like fundamental. This is the best thing to do so having said that me personally i would lock in the job. I and and then once. I knew that i had the job. Then i would. I would make living arrangements. I would you know. I'm not the kinda guy moves to a place and gets living arrangements and then tries to find a job or vice versa. Like i'm a guy that goes. What's the opportunity to me. It's always the opportunity drives the action. And so if i'm looking to make a switch and you're kinda clawing back i'm going. What's the professional direction. And then what's the best move. What's the next step like if we if we pick a ladder like ladder for the metaphor certainly mountain either one works and if i go i know this is where i wanna go in my career in my life. So now. what's the next move. What's the next rung on the ladder. So i'm gonna go get that and i go do that wherever it is. This is how. I've always been my mom and dad. I'll tell you once. I left for college. I never came back home and so for me. it's always going to be. I'm going to go do the next thing whether that's in the next state over or five states over and i'm going to go do that because it's the right move until i accept that then i choose living arrangements. That's the way. I'm wired source so you think it's worth like even if it was full time commuting there as long as it was a solid opportunity and then like that what you have it and then he can go to cure. If the commute doesn't take all the joy out of it sometimes commutes exhausting. Not worth it for much longer than it's absolutely necessary. So i guess i would not do it any longer than absolutely necessary makes sense what i'm saying. Yeah absolutely but again. That's personal preference like i'm a guy that doesn't want to drive multiple hours every day for a long time. I'm just not going to do that. Unless i absolutely had to. But if you have to. I got a good friend. Who's doing it right now. Driving lanta every sunday night and drives back to nashville of every thursday evening. It's tough. He's got three kids. Four kids actually now while i wouldn't do that but they feel like that's what they're doing right now so i'm limited in what to tell you what to do. I would think through. What do you think is best for you. And then i would do that ad. I got thirty five thirty five seconds. You gotta make a quick. So i can respond okay. I'm still looking to join a local church. Do you think that would even come with it. 'cause i know it's around fellow believers especially pretty would choose the place. I'm supposed to be. And then i find a church around that so i would not choose a church. I i choose the opportunity then. I find church the same time. I'm finding community where i'm living always take the opportunity. Everything you need is always surrounded. I promise this is the ken. Coleman show helping you go from paycheck to purpose. This is the ken coleman show. Don't forget the.
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Paddy Pimblett Explains Why He Turned Down Previous UFC Contract Offers
"I heard you got offered a contract before and you say not yet may say you say me why vice got off of the construct twice how long ago it hasn't sixty it was twenty one or two thousand. Eighteen was twenty first of all. That's a lot of confidence in yourself. Because a lot of guys when they first get the that that you know they get invited to fight in the us. Only shit. i made it. It's like you knew you had there anyway. You just one o'clock in somewhat. Some more time aleph said the multiple interviews. Now wasn't a question if the us we're going to sam for me. It was went. So i i just. I just knew it was good. Was coleman anyway a new saying that in the future they're gonna come back because local Now i've got the lowest Mama came with the
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Bill Rogio Describes ISIS-K's Role Within the Terrorism Community
"We are back with the editor of a superlative publication. The long war journal long war journal dot. Org bill roggio army veteran national guard veteran. He's been to afghanistan. He's been to iraq and he's telling us what we need to know about the recent withdrawal from kabul in may. He just sent me the article in may he predicted while the taliban would to build help on millions of listeners who now have to prepare for the twentieth anniversary of september. The eleventh. what you discussed the taliban you've discussed al qaeda where it is isis fit into this constellation of jihadi organisations and especially isis k. Who allegedly were behind the murderer marines coleman on that Army he stuff sajjan. Sure and the islamic state is an al-qaeda of course So al qaeda and the taliban host jihadist groups are in one camp these state is the bastard child of al qaeda they share the same ideology to restore the the calvet and impose islamic state. They just have different ways of doing it. The islamic speech way is basically my way or the highway they wanna declare the california now and go for it. Al qaeda's way is look. We build our emirates. Do this arab. Believe you don't declare until we protect it we build our state is like the The leninist versus. Trotskyite i i. It's the perfect analogy so That's what we have. The islamic state in afghanistan is There is an opposition time because it's opposes. The caliban primarily be a job her however there are reports and some of this comes from the united nations. And i'm not going to be very clear not saying this attacker. Those attack happened recently in kabul. Were related to this. However i suspect they were united. Nations has reported that the islamic state which has been largely defeated by the taliban now operates cellular moving small control. Small territory The reports that at work which is a part of the powerful group within the taliban uses islamic state sometimes to carry out attacks. Use them as a cut out for hang on this. This is getting deep dive. So let's just reiterate i. I love that phrase. Boston child of al-qaeda once the caliphate wants the world revolution now like trotsky did for the communists. I this karna son. Isis in afghanistan is small They're week but there are elements in the taleban like the connie's that use or exploit isis as some kind of cut out for their own personal
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Know there's more than a j. o. B. i want you to make the income that you desire and the impact that you long for eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven. Let's go to ryan now in south bend indiana ryan. You're on the ken. Coleman show cannot go ryan. I'm living the dream what's going on. Hey so here's my situation. I work factory right now just to pay off debt. The reason why is factory. After i was gonna pay off the debt which would take about nine months right now. After the day. I was going to and go to an entry level job in industry that i want to be in good. What industry took finance great. So my question is knowing that because of the hiring market right now and you said it was use. It should last now another six months or so. Should i try for that entry level job now in the industry the finance industry or should i stay in the factor with a high paying job to pay off the debt. Well let's just say this if you can get in the finance industry in that entry level job which gets you on the ladder. You wanna beyond. And you're making as much as you are now or more no-brainer but if you can't get in or let's let's put it this way. If an entry level position in the finance industry pays less than this factory job right now that i would wait and stay where you're playing nine months. It's going to be here before you know it. And for that matter. Get your mercy. Fund fully-funded three to six months. So i don't think there's a lou. I don't think there's a losing proposition if you stay for nine more months and get out of debt. And maybe even get that emergency fund funded before you take an entry level position. That's a good decision but Yeah i'd prefer you look what you know. There's nothing to lose if you find something in finance that pays the same or more. Yeah jump makes sense. Yeah so then yet. Not convinced. I just feel very underqualified to to get a job that makes as much as the factory job right but wait a second. Is that a fact. Or is that something you feel I guess it might be something. I feel you might by the way. Let me just say this. Your feelings might be right but let's go get some facts. Let's go find out. What an entry level position or two or three or four or five in the finance field looks like and find out what the qualifications are. Are you qualified if you are in his truly entry level which basically like. We'll train you on the job and it meets the requirements that i pointed out. Pays you the same or more do it. If you find out well this position this position position these all injured level and something. I'm interested in it. Gets me on the right ladder. But it's going to require some certifications or some online courses or associates degree or whatever. Then you go get that and you got a good paying manufacturing job factory job where again. You're getting out of debt. You're saving money so either way. You're in great shape. So don't say well i don't know well then. Why don't you know you need to go find some facts. So find out what it's gonna take. It's that simple and if it's going to take some Additional training and again don't assume it's a college degree but it requires some additional training. Do your research on that. How much is that going to cost. And in based on the fact that for nine more months. i'm throwing everything at my debt. How long is it going to take after that nine months to get qualified. There's your plan yes you sure I guess the thing that's just stuck in my mind is. I don't know if this changes the equation that you just laid out for me but This factor drive right now. I just i really dislike it and hated every day. Kinda hit it. I get it but until you can replace that income. Buckle up buttercup yeah i mean i'm with here i listen and it's not forever. Okay suffer eversholt. it's for right now. Go find something better. That autumn motivate you to do your homework. You called me without any answers. All got her questions. You need to go do your homework go. Go find out facts over feelings. Let's go get some facts and our feelings will adjust themselves your sharp young man. You got a great future. The best is yet to come. This is the ken coleman show Helping you go from paycheck to purpose. This is the. Ken coleman show and speaking of moving from.
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"I can barely turn a computer on your qualified. They teach you for really good paying tech jobs more importantly they helped place you. They are not just a training program they replacement program they have upwards high seventies percent placement success. And you talking about starting to jobs in the seventy five two hundred thousand dollars a year. He definitely six-figure job advancement. And here's the deal cybersecurity. They're bringing a new program on their tech is hot in every industry. So call him up. Tell them. Ken coleman sent you talk to him. It's not a good fit for you. That's on them. That's on you you decide. I'm telling you there crushing at bethel tacked on that slash. Ken coleman okay. Let's go to reverse side california. Where jesse is on the line jesse on the ken. Coleman show can jesse. I'm living the dream. What are you doing to we go. What's a So i wanted to talk to you. Pretty much asked for guidance Obviously got promoted I also have read your book. So i think i'm in proximity to them in the direction where i went ahead. Good i mean. I i do In the past. I've done a lot of procurement Positions and when i got hired this company i went into to do manufacturing. I went into the production department As there was no procurement or any supply chain stuff up positions of at the time. And i just i just get my my foot inside the door. i've been here two years. I got an offer of going into supervisory level here grab expressed. I have expressed by passion that i liked you want. They going to supply chain becomes some sort of a supply chain manager Maybe pursue A bachelor degree or something. They are aware of it. the gave tell me that it could be a possibility Now i'm in disposition like the other color right like bright position players right position say I'm going to pick up here What's the disposition comes one meetings and it said something very very Supposed to report every month to my superior and have a one on one meeting. And i'm really confused and have no direction of what these one on one meetings are going to be about a what i supposed to bring on these one on one meeting. Okay seles paul okay. Great all right. let's pause. I don't think you're in a pickle. I know it feels like you're in a pickle but you're not in a pickle. I think you're worrying about something you don't need to worry about but but let me make sure that i'm right about this backing this thing up. This is the job that you want yes or no. Yes yeah. Forget your anxiety right now. That's your brain. Turn your brain offer second. Let your heart talk. This is a supervisor role. And it's something you wanna do. You're excited about that part of it. Yes or no. Yes i am but you've n- i guess you've not been in many of these roles. Were you had to do one on one meetings on a regular basis with your leader and all of a sudden. You're feeling this massive pressure that you're going to have to bring a trapper keeper notebook full of stuff and i think you're freaking out about right. You are totally right i. I'm so not going nowhere to wait a second. I i know. I know i know but hold on a second. Have they said to you at any point. We're expecting a trapper keeper of all kinds of things and you must also figure out what we're looking for is a giant mystery. Hope you make jesse if not we're gonna fire your but has that happened heighten. So here's the deal. They haven't have. They offered the position to you or not. Yes have you accepted or not. Yes already did. Accept it in all right first month and you're for so you're already a month in one month in. Oh i don't know how i missed that. Did you tell me that Probably missed it. Okay all right so you're a month sometimes. I miss these details. Because i'm thinking while i'm listening here You're a month then if you had your first one my first one a month It's gonna be next week. Oh that's what's going on. This is the first one in your freaking out. Yes why has there been any conversation where the leader said to you. Be prepared for this this and this. There's only been compensations of What what corny going on her department Okay then system whereby a bottle happened in the department all right so stop worrying about it. He hasn't or she hasn't told you that you have to have this notebook full of stuff so then so that would imply that you don't and it's probably just a good quality communication check in so the only thing you need to be prepared for is given them a temperature check of what's going on in your team. Do you know what's going on with your team right now. Jesse yes. I let me give you some homework. That i think will help. Ease your pain. You got something right okay. Here's what i want you to be prepared to answer. You don't have to present this but if you want to it'll make you look really impressive to but more importantly jesse i think this will lower your anxiety level. You need to know for yourself. The answer to these four questions ready. What is right about my team and our goals. what's right..
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"So let's put more money in the bank. Let's get six to twelve months money in the bank in the part time job that the former bosses is promising. You that's gravy. You do that. Then go move not until them. They'll move. This is the ken coleman show. Stock confused scared down. This is your show because we understand those things but we know what can alleviate those emotions and it's clarity. When you know who you are and where you wanna go why you want to go there. Then confidence becomes this new superpower. You begin to develop and is the antidote to all those nasty feelings. This is the. Ken coleman show. I'm kim thrilled with us. Different kinds of talk radio show or not talking politics. We're talking purpose. Eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven coming up. We will get to some emails. Eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven. The email to the show is asking. Ken coleman show dot com and you can also follow us on instagram at ken. Coleman the website is ken coleman dot com we start off the segment with isaac. Who's on the line in cincinnati ohio. Isaac you're on the ken coleman show. Hey ken hi. I was just calling in today to get some advice. I actually just moved to cincinnati from indianapolis as a ups driver. Okay and yeah. I left my job there. And now i'm on the job hunting. Cincinnati okay. i feel kinda stuck right now. Okay what's causing you to feel stuck or be stuck Well i guess. I left my job because i felt unsatisfied. Doing it I made good money. What were you doing for. Ups what was the position. I was a delivery driver for him. Okay until you're just like man. I gotta get out of the truck aboard out of my mind. It was a border Yeah it was just. It was the monday and it was the same repetitive tasks. Over and over again. All right so. What else is you to leave indianapolis and go. I'm going to cincy baby. i'm outta here. I got both my sisters live here and my girlfriend here okay great. I thought the timing was good. And i decided to go ahead and do it. Okay and so. What are you looking for I mean i guess. That's where i'm not sure. Yeah i think that's a big part of it Do you have really no idea what role you're supposed to play in this world. You just not sure you have some ideas that you're not sure how to put it together. Is that correct. Yeah that's right. All right well let me ask you this four. We go into breaking this down. How how quickly do you need to be bringing income in. I think i'm i'm in a pretty good spot right now. i i. i've got money saved for how long i'm on. Abc tell the tell december till december. In your on dave ramsey's baby step which one two. Okay so i've just got my car left with about seven thousand dollars on oak good and and you got sisters there so if you had to crash with them right correct okay. Good well i listen. I think you need to move quickly here. And i want you to just be open minded to maybe jump back in a truck in cincinnati because a. you're qualified and it brings in some income while you're doing what it is that you need to do to step into your sweet spot because that usually take some time but let's run through this real quick before i walk you through what you do best and what you loved it in most. I'm just curious. Is there something in your head or heart that you've thought about for a long time but there's limiting beliefs meaning. Maybe you'd have some doubt. Maybe you have some fear. And if i took away all the down all the fear and guaranteed that you would be successful in it if i gave it to you tomorrow and it was just testing it out one hundred percent sure. It's the dream but you sure would like to give it a try and if you knew there was no risk. What would you do tomorrow. I'm just curious anything in your head. Yeah i'd like to have my own coffee shop interesting. How long has that been thought. Well i worked at starbucks for years. When i was younger. Man yeah i. I really enjoyed that. Yeah what would be awesome. Tell me why that would be great. I want you to share with us. Why that would be a dream gig for you or something. You certainly think would be awesome. Why what's the why the why would be the people you get to see the experiences that you gotta have their I mean people are excited to get coffee. But then i just the idea of making a place your own and have putting your own ideas into it. Yeah and and yeah. Cultivating an atmosphere that excites people How would that feel if you were doing that all day every day. Well this was kind. Easy wasn't an isaac. So now what do we do. What would you need to learn in your mind rattle off just real quick top five things three things for things. I don't care that poppy your mind you can. I need the experience in this. This and this to give me the best chance to be a successful coffee shop owner. What would those things be. It would be Knowing the business.
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"coleman" Discussed on The Ken Coleman Show
"Ken coleman since you eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven big. Thanks ziprecruiter for joining us. And i think we're going to really help people by the way as we begin this journey. And if you have success will you please emails ask. Ken coleman dot com call in the show. And tell us because i want to hear success stories all right. Let's go to at least in buffalo new york elise. You're on the ken coleman show. Hey ken thank you so much for taking my call. You bet. what's up i. Yeah so just like a little bit of background I'm twenty six right now. Currently in grad school. I just finished my fourth year and Ever since i was sixteen honestly. I wanted to be a chemistry professor And i've wanted to do to do research. And the first three years in grad school it was awesome I feel like basically. Like i feel like i was in my sweet spot. You know like i'm doing. Research was great but i also had the have had the opportunity to do things with like young adults Like mentoring type stuff on. What kind of almost like reinforced the chemistry prize going with man be a research professor in chemistry which allows me to mentor allows me to do research and it was awesome and then This past year kind of cove. It i feel like I started doing a little bit more research into you. Know post grad school. What does it look like to then become a chemistry professor and talking with my adviser talking with other professors and i love research so even just like researching the career field It's basically i. If i coming across as pretty much you it's like honestly not grind the wrong word. It's like i basically have to have a life one hundred percent dedicated to science and that means like basically no real like Emily life. I'm phil in the sense of like where i spend quality time keeping my advisers. Like yeah you know. You'll see your kids somehow like the passionate by it you know or even with other researchers how many people how many how many people have told you this. That are actually in the field being a chemistry professor. Have told you that you're gonna have very little time for anything besides being a professor. Yeah so right now. My adviser and committee committee members. That's been like five and then just five people from that. But then i also read different like Do research articles or surveys where they will serve a young professors on every decade. And usually it's just kind of like you basically are sacrificing. What will you get tenure. Why is it doing a ton of research that benefits university in that area and you got to kind do that to then get where you wanna go. Yes exactly so. What's the journey political. so how. how long is that intense. Give my brain to my university in order to get the tenure which then now gives me balance. Am i getting that right right. Yeah how long. That's the thing. How long does that. You're gonna be anywhere between ten ten fifteen a more year. Well the dancers absolutely. No the answer is no. Because that's why you called me your head's going heads going Were confused we've wanted to do this. We were sixteen and now we went and got information in the hearts going. No no no no no no no no we want to do this in the brain school. Where is that right. Yes and i think the thing that's also kind of i guess driving me nuts. I don't know if this helps it all like i'm also Comeback in india. Graham eight so like i want. I feel like i've been in control. Felt like so sure. Personality has nothing to do. No personality has nothing to do with this. I appreciate the neograft stuff but when people start to try to put personality into career decisions it makes me really really really really nervous. 'cause you can over think it personality is personality all right does nothing to do with your profession all right now. Here's the deal. You love research and you love mentoring. Young people and you'll love science. Let's draw back to that. I don't think that being a university professor. A chemistry professor on the higher education level is for you. And i think you know that. So i'm setting you free your hearts right but what we do for you as you love science chemistry specifically you love research and you love mentoring young people all you have to do is step back and go wait a second. That doesn't limit me. It opens up a lot of opportunities. Maybe your high school science teacher. I don't know. Maybe you're a fulltime researcher. Who then mentors young women on the side in her personal life because she actually has a life. That's what you've got to consider. Don't over think this those who your three headings look for clues helping you get unstuck and then get on purpose in your life and in your work. This is the ken. Coleman show eight four four seven four seven two five seven. Seven is the phone number to jump into toll free number. It is your show because it's about you and your purpose which is about other people you want do work. That matters deeply to you. Let's have a conversation. Eight four four seven four seven two five seven seven. let's go to birmingham alabama. Annabella is joining us there annabella. You're on the ken coleman show. Hi ken harder you. i'm great. Annabel how are you. I'm great nervous right to it all. Hey listen you're doing great so far so there's nothing for you to be nervous about. I am on your team so go ahead okay. I'm twenty six. I have no college degree. And i start next week. A nine month program and you at you. I see signs and my question to you. What should i do. While i'm in the program to get myself prepared on ready to get hired or even for inner should Since i don't have experience in mostly agree. I'm very afraid. Oh good well let me tell you something annabella. I got great news for you. You are doing everything you're supposed to do. Let's start with my seven stages to doing what you were born to do. Stage one is get clear. You're already clear. You.
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