40 Burst results for "Life"
The Dan Bongino Show
Gavin Newsome Exposed as Total Loser
"Party and it was even more bothersome about this whole thing is we had this debate last night and gavin newsome look like it was going to be the nominee by the way look like a complete zero a total zero now i don't really care in the primary where you stand okay it's totally up to you everybody's welcome here there's a said angry very short it's part of the political aisle i've had to just completely block and cut out of my life but i don't hold any ill all towards any other candidates in the campaign i don't because i'm a conservative i don't worship politicians unlike some of other these people it's guy if you're worshiping anyone tromp or de santis a year i'm sorry you're lost you should be respecting the ideas of conservatism which is ironically one of the reasons i supported trump last everybody's like oh he said this he said okay what did he do okay he did x y and z it's the same reason i supported santas de for governor of florida yeah i don't like him he's grubby well what did he do that's all i care about don't you don't fall in love with these guys fall in love with outcomes any outcome last night don't i care where you stand is the republican party in the conservative movement won that debate hands down it's not even close by no serious objective measure to gavin newson not come out of that looking like a total loser and may you say i saw a couple people in my chat we had a good crowd this morning in a podcast but a couple folks said oh i don't care i'm supporting trump uh you should care uh you should care because gavin newson is most likely going to be the nominee folks joe biden is not going to be the nominee is it possible yes i'd be stunned he is not going to be the nominee this to you this i thought was the moment of the night listen i've said this on the air multiple times if you're a p1 you know you you know know i did dave some of you get that if you're gonna debate because i've done it many times i've run three times for office if you're gonna debate you gotta bring a prop on stage peep not a stupid prop like a rubber chicken or something like although that could work too it depends we have a tough time stuffing that in your pocket bring a prop whoever winds up winning the republican nomination if you do not bring a copy of the 40 check to joe biden that allegedly originated from the chinese communist party dependent on uh you know depending how on much information comes out in the coming days we've got a lot more coming out if you don't bring a copy of that check on stage you should be guilty of political malpractice and immediately thrown off the stage and banned from the party people long of that props the santas team understood the assignment last night this is em on stage this at this polls out the i'd like to use a different word just says it's not okay though because i thought friday's and whatever uh... this is let's call it the feces map for the city of san francisco where gavin newson was the mayor and hilarious the thing about this for a case so friends who know this is this is real there's an actual map uh... of how to navigate around human waste in the city of san francisco the santas whips the actual map out this was i think his moment of the night check this out when looking at total time a government is about this is this is a map of san francisco there's a lot of plots on that you may be asking what is that plotting well this is an apt where they plot the human feces that are found on the streets of san francisco you see how almost the whole whole thing is covered because that is what has happened in one of the previous greatest cities this country's ever had human feces is now a fact of life except when a communist dictator comes to town then they cleaned up the streets they lined the streets with chinese flag he's not
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "life" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
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Recipes for Success
The Mental Blocks (Particularly for Women) Around Self-Care
"I find a lot is that often people have a lot of blocks to having an active self -care strategy and again when i'm talking about self -care it's like intentional right it's having intentional actions and intentional practices that you engage in to promote your physical mental emotional and spiritual well -being and if you do that it's going to help you improve your health it's going to help you manage stress and just enhance your overall quality of life so it could be getting enough sleep right eating a balanced diet exercising regularly practicing mindfulness or meditation engaging hobbies seeking social support or taking time for rest and relaxation so this all sounds great so like why is it so hard for us to do it there's loads of blocks that can exist out there and i think a lot of them exist during this myth that self -care is selfish right that like we are selfish to put ourselves first that as women our role is to look after other people is to nurture other people and this is why it's important to come back to what i talked about at the start which is self -care will help you give the world the best of you rather than what's left of you and if you don't prioritize yourself on that list of who is important then essentially you're abandoning yourself you're sending yourself a message that you are not important and often when we think about wanting to give our best to the people around us the people that we love we're sending a message to them that we don't matter like if we constantly sacrifice our needs at their feet then that is what we're teaching whether it's future generations or our employers how to treat us because our actions in every bit of them is saying that we don't matter you know because i'll skip the gym to work later i'll forgo all of my hobbies to drive my children around to all six of theirs and while we think that that's a good thing because we're putting their needs first actually what you're showing them is that it is okay for you to not have any needs to not have any ones and that's definitely not the message that any of us want to be sending out to anybody it's really interesting i was at an event recently and it was a really mixed demographic in terms of age and i think this concept of self -care is even more difficult for certain generations of women again it's because they have literally grown up with the message that their needs come last and what they need is least important and if you even think about like the stereotype of Irish mammy that's exactly what it is right they fuss and fluster over everyone else without really thinking about themselves at all and when we start talking about self -care and investing time in ourselves and investing care in ourselves i understand why to women that must feel so incredibly self -indulgent because that is not the message that they grow up with
Bloomberg Law
Fresh update on "life" discussed on Bloomberg Law
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Recipes for Success
Self-Care: Giving the World the Best of You, Not the Rest of You
"Always like to start at the beginning which is to define what actually is self -care and I'm actually just back from a weekend away where I went over to Edinburgh and I think the analogy that they always do in every airplane safety demonstration is really apt when you come to self -care which is oxygen mask analogy. So when they're giving a safety demonstration they always talk about how if it was the case that cabin pressure was to fall that you should put on your oxygen mask first before you attempt to help people around you and it's a very good analogy I suppose for self -care that you want to be looking at like what you need to do to give you oxygen and then you look outwards to see who else can I support now that I've sort of made sure that I'm protected and I can continue and I think it's a really good analogy and it's like this kind of left of you and that's a really important distinction I've learned over the years as well you know when people say a glass is half full or a glass is half empty and often what we do with self -care is you know like maybe we get a facial or we get our nails done and like we're topping up this glass or jug of water right but like if you keep pouring out of the jug without replenishing then all you're really doing yes you might fill it up but all of a sudden a week or two later is back to like dangerously low levels again so often what you actually want to try do is have that jug overflowing right so you're always full but the excess runs off and that's what fills other people's cups and really what that's talking about is sort of making sure that like you yourself feeling are good you're full of energy you're full of the joys of life maybe you're full of gratitude and then you give your excess to other people so it's not like you fill up and then you give that away and you're constantly in this fill it back up phase which sort of has a lot of effort attached to it it's rather like can you get yourself to a good place where you actually nearly have like so much that it's overflowing and you can easily give that excess away because it's not it's not detrimental to you because you have enough to continue to fuel yourself as well i really like that analogy like just as much as the oxygen mask one and i think what that reminds me it's self -care is not like one and done right it's like something that you always are sort of making sure that you have time for yourself to do that because you don't want to be trying to fill other people's gases from an empty jug nor do i want to feel that i'm having to take away from myself to give to other people because that can put you on a path towards resentment as well so what actually is self -care about like bubble baths and facials and you know lighting a candle and i enjoy doing all of those things so there's nothing wrong with those things as well but they're very surface level self -care and there is kind of two layers of self -care one is the surface piece but one is much deeper as well and it gets related into understanding your needs and values and living a life aligned to them it's your time it's your boundaries it's maybe having an understanding of your priorities so it's also when we think about self -care is making sure that we were maybe hitting on items that are from both of those lists so the surface level is the sort of relax rejuvenation the rest pieces could be a nap in the afternoon or it could be like i said going to the spa it could be shopping if that's what you enjoy it could be getting a nice cup of coffee out and just being able to you know sit in the sunshine and drink it or sit by yourself and drink it and have nobody disturb you probably harder self -care pieces are the the deeper ones right so it's the boundaries so saying no to people saying no to maybe even spending time with people who drain your energy like that's self -care in itself or if that's not possible it's maybe distancing yourself a little bit from those people i think that's particularly apt coming up to christmas because we do find ourselves in situations where we're spending time with people that perhaps we don't at other times of the year and it can be a very difficult and draining time of year for people it can be things like hobbies i chatted to shaz about this back in season one it's sort of something that we've lost a little bit as our world has got like so convenient and so automated and we're so busy doing all of these other things but like having time to do something that you're passionate about or you're interested in or that engages your creativity and your curiosity is actually really really important because it's carving out time for yourself and often these hobbies can be incredibly self -soothing because you don't think about other things that are going on in your life you're just thinking about not dropping a stitch or you last week and she was talking about how when she hunt horse riding she was literally you know you have to have full concentration because you didn't want to fall off the horse and hurt yourself so hobbies can actually be a really important part of our self -care routines as well
Bloomberg Law
Fresh update on "life" discussed on Bloomberg Law
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The Mason Minute
Side-By-Side (MM #4636)
"I've been following a story on the internet, and I believe it actually started as a TikTok, where waitstaffer servers judge people over things when they come into a restaurant, and they're talking about the things that they kind of judge people over. Whiny customers, customers who come in the last 10 minutes before the restaurant's about to close. But the number one beef is when customers sit side by side in the booth, when somebody on a date or a couple comes in and sits side by side. I have to admit that's one of my, I wouldn't call it pet peeves, but it's something that annoys me. Number one, I just think it's silly. It's almost juvenile. It's like something you do in high school with your first girlfriend or boyfriend. But more importantly to me, when you're sitting side by side in a booth or at a table, you can't look directly at the other person. I always choose to sit either across from my wife or at a table. Usually we're at a 45 degree angle, but I've often found it strange when people want to sit side by side in a restaurant in a booth. Not something I ever did with all the girls I dated throughout the years, and it's something I've never done with my wife, and I find it amusing that servers and waitstaff hate it just as much as I do.
Bloomberg Law
Fresh "Life" from Bloomberg Law
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The Mason Minute
Side-By-Side (MM #4636)
"I've been following a story on the internet, and I believe it actually started as a TikTok, where waitstaffer servers judge people over things when they come into a restaurant, and they're talking about the things that they kind of judge people over. Whiny customers, customers who come in the last 10 minutes before the restaurant's about to close. But the number one beef is when customers sit side by side in the booth, when somebody on a date or a couple comes in and sits side by side. I have to admit that's one of my, I wouldn't call it pet peeves, but it's something that annoys me. Number one, I just think it's silly. It's almost juvenile. It's like something you do in high school with your first girlfriend or boyfriend. But more importantly to me, when you're sitting side by side in a booth or at a table, you can't look directly at the other person. I always choose to sit either across from my wife or at a table. Usually we're at a 45 degree angle, but I've often found it strange when people want to sit side by side in a restaurant in a booth. Not something I ever did with all the girls I dated throughout the years, and it's something I've never done with my wife, and I find it amusing that servers and waitstaff hate it just as much as I do.
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The Mason Minute
Side-By-Side (MM #4636)
"I've been following a story on the internet, and I believe it actually started as a TikTok, where waitstaffer servers judge people over things when they come into a restaurant, and they're talking about the things that they kind of judge people over. Whiny customers, customers who come in the last 10 minutes before the restaurant's about to close. But the number one beef is when customers sit side by side in the booth, when somebody on a date or a couple comes in and sits side by side. I have to admit that's one of my, I wouldn't call it pet peeves, but it's something that annoys me. Number one, I just think it's silly. It's almost juvenile. It's like something you do in high school with your first girlfriend or boyfriend. But more importantly to me, when you're sitting side by side in a booth or at a table, you can't look directly at the other person. I always choose to sit either across from my wife or at a table. Usually we're at a 45 degree angle, but I've often found it strange when people want to sit side by side in a restaurant in a booth. Not something I ever did with all the girls I dated throughout the years, and it's something I've never done with my wife, and I find it amusing that servers and waitstaff hate it just as much as I do.
The Mason Minute
Side-By-Side (MM #4636)
"I've been following a story on the internet, and I believe it actually started as a TikTok, where waitstaffer servers judge people over things when they come into a restaurant, and they're talking about the things that they kind of judge people over. Whiny customers, customers who come in the last 10 minutes before the restaurant's about to close. But the number one beef is when customers sit side by side in the booth, when somebody on a date or a couple comes in and sits side by side. I have to admit that's one of my, I wouldn't call it pet peeves, but it's something that annoys me. Number one, I just think it's silly. It's almost juvenile. It's like something you do in high school with your first girlfriend or boyfriend. But more importantly to me, when you're sitting side by side in a booth or at a table, you can't look directly at the other person. I always choose to sit either across from my wife or at a table. Usually we're at a 45 degree angle, but I've often found it strange when people want to sit side by side in a restaurant in a booth. Not something I ever did with all the girls I dated throughout the years, and it's something I've never done with my wife, and I find it amusing that servers and waitstaff hate it just as much as I do.
Mark Levin
America Needs to Understand It's Role in the Middle East
"Oh my god what the heck's on going here what do you want to tell the American people about how things should go forward I think there are two points, Mark, if you'll permit me. The first thing is that America needs to understand its role. America is you know Iran calls America the great Satan yeah that's because it's great and they want to divide it so they call it the great Satan but America is great and if it departs from that role it's not only America that suffers at the end of the day it's the entire world certainly the free world certainly the people who believe in values the of Judeo -Christian ethics. America can't step back from its leadership role and when it does that as it began to do during the Obama administration you're going to have a rise of malevolent powers who are going to ultimately cause suffering for Western civilization as well. Well it's not going to stop here Israel is really the like my son was the point Israel is the point squadron for Western civilization and if we defeat Hamas then America benefits and the in Europe in Europe benefits Judeo -Christian world benefits but America has to be out in front and has to lead and it can't step back from that role. That would be my first point. The second point is we have to go back to our roots to our sources. We've kind of lost a moral compass because we've lost where we've come from. If you don't know where you come from you don't know where you're going. You've written about this extensively in the book on liberty. You always have to look back and see where do we come from? Where are our roots? roots. What do we believe in? If we confuse that we forget that. We make 1619 into 1620 or 1620 and the founding gets all confused. If you have a confused beginning then you have a very confused future. So I think it's really imperative that America understands its leadership and understands its roots and if that happens Israel will be far more appreciated than it is now. The reason why Israel is derided in so much of academia in the media is because wokeism has over taken and America's role and its history has been forgotten and confused. Very brilliantly put. How is your family coping with all this? The rest of your family is a big hole and yet your citizens of Israel this threat still looms over your family like it does the entire citizenry there. Mark, you know it's quite a move from talking about America's role to my family but I'll tell you this, you know we always have to see ourselves personally in the context of a bigger picture and a bigger picture in the context of our personal lives. You know when I got the knock on the door at 12 30 at night the two officers came to inform me that my son had fallen. I really didn't know what name they were going to say because I have
Mark Levin
Professor Blames Israel for Students' Lost Minds
"Right by the way he's interviewing professor Rashid Khalidi you want to know why so many of our students have have lost their minds here's one reason and he says in this interview and I want to give a hat tip to Breitbart it's the first place where I saw he said this interview that Israel had not a legal or moral right to this and so is what your kids if you're going to Columbia learning when they're in this class here's just a little taste of 20 it catch go if you step back one minute I think it's very clear that if you occupy and if you imprison and blockade and besiege a population sooner or later that population is going to react violently and negatively Israelis talk about this as if it's you irrational know let me educate you moron the Gaza Strip was open and free it didn't start with a wall didn't start with a John Locke I know John Locke is very very foreign to people like Rashid Khalidi not his type of philosopher but he was the main behind America's founding and people said all these things you talked about I told you this I wrote about it what does it exist he says in America America is a clean slate well Gaza was a clean slate the won Israelis it with the lives of their soldiers when Israel was attacked from the Egyptians the Egyptians wanted nothing to do with it it's a sliver of land but it's beautiful piece of land actually on the Mediterranean Sea and it could have been a beautiful Hong Kong type country if you will but the problem was first the low moderates the took it over and then there was an election that was 2005 an election in 2007 and the peaceful Palestinian citizens voted for Hamas a known terrorist organization part of the Muslim Brotherhood umbrella operation and Hamas didn't hide who Hamas is but they voted for so this is an occupied territory it's not even in dispute it was given to the Palestinians a gift not even in dispute so when he says things like if you step back one minute I think it's very clear that if you occupy or if you imprison and blockade and besiege a population sooner or later that population is going to react so this is what his students are hearing so he's justifying terrorism and he goes on go ahead national at all the nature of the violence is of course
Postcards to the Universe with Melisa
"Proof of Life After Life" With Dr. Raymond Moody & Paul Perry
"Welcome back, and if you're just joining me, I have proof of life afterlife authors Raymond Moody and Paul Parius, my guests, and we're talking about what happens when we die, NDEs, near -death experiences, and shared -death experiences. So, Paul, do you want to share a story that really stuck with you, that has made you want to continue? I mean, this is such interesting work. I mean, you guys really must be like... You can't stop. You can't stop. I started out planning to write one book with Raymond. Now we've written six books together, and I've written all these other books with other people, and made two movies. Yeah, I love that. So, do you have one that kind of stuck with you? I do. I know, because there's so many, and I don't want to take away, because for everybody that has this experience, it's got to be amazing to them, right? And that's their story special. But yeah, one that's just kind of stuck with you. Well, a Hollywood producer that I can't name, was on the East Coast visiting her boyfriend. And her boyfriend had never met her family. He was in Massachusetts, and she was in Los Angeles. But early in the morning, one time in Boston, she began to feel uneasy, and kind of found it impossible to get back to sleep. And as the feeling intensified for her, she began to think about members of her family. And then she started to think about her father, and then for no particular reason, because he had been healthy when she left, she began to think that maybe he was in some kind of a health distress, and needed some kind of a help. She began to toss and turn as she did it, and her boyfriend woke up, and said he was having trouble sleeping as well. They began to talk about this. It was early in the morning, and as they did, they suddenly saw her father hovering over the bed, as she said, like a ghost. And they both saw the father, although her boyfriend had never met her family. And they both just froze, looking at the father for several moments. Then she got a call later, not much later, that her father had died. And her response, her quote to me was, it was strange, but not creepy. I looked at him for signs of distress, or some other reason that he was there, but I just couldn't figure it out. Then it dawned on me that he had certainly died, and wanted to tell me himself. And she said she'd always had a strong bond with him, but this felt perfectly natural to her. And that was one that stuck with her. We have other ones in the book that are like that, though. Yeah, you do. Yeah, I love the book, because you give many stories from people who have shared with you their own experiences, and they vary greatly, which is what I thought was really interesting. I love
Postcards to the Universe with Melisa
Dr. Raymond Moody & Paul Perry Join Melisa to Discuss What Happens When We Die
"So I have Dr. Raymond Moody and Paul Perry. Raymond A. Moody Jr. MD PhD is the leading authority of near -death experiences and the author of several books, including the seminal Life After Life. The founder of the Life After Life Institute, Moody has lectured on the topic throughout the world and is a counselor in private practice. He has appeared on many programs, including Today and Turning Point. Paul Perry has co -written several New York Times bestsellers, including The Light Beyond and Evidence of the Afterlife. He is also a documentary filmmaker, and for his film and the book about Salvador Dali. He has been knighted in Portugal, oh, that's interesting, a groundbreaking book, this is, that combines nearly 50 years of afterlife and near -death experience research to provide proof of the existence of the soul and life after death from psychiatrist and bestselling author of Life After Life. Dr. Raymond Moody and New York Times bestselling author, Paul Perry, after spending nearly five decades studying near -death experiences, Moody finally has the answer to humanity's most pressing question, what happens when we die? And in this book, Proof of Life After Life, both authors reveal that consciousness survives after the death of the body, featuring in -depth case studies, the latest research, and eye -opening interviews with experts. Proof explores everything from common paranormal signs to shared death experiences and much more. And you can learn more about each of these authors if you go to lifeafterlife .com or paulperryproductions .com. Welcome gentlemen, thank you so much for being with me today. Hi, thank you, nice introduction, appreciate it. Yeah, thank you. Thank you very much. So, first of all, okay, so, Raymond, you've been doing this since the 70s, am I correct in that? I'll just ask you each, you've been doing this work since the 70s? And what got you into wanting to explore near -death experiences? Well, fortunately, I was not exposed to religion when I was a kid, except very minimally. And so, I grew up with no idea of an afterlife. And so, I went to the University of Virginia at age 18 with intending to study astronomy, but took a philosophy course and immediately got hooked. And particular the book was Plato's Republic, which is, oddly, about a near -death experience. It culminates in a near -death experience of a warrior. And not just having no idea that anybody took the notion of an afterlife seriously, I asked my professor and he said that early Greek philosophers knew about cases of people who were believed dead and resuscitated. But had I no idea it still applied, but in 1965, in Charlottesville, I met a man who had such an experience, he was a professor of psychiatry there, and that really got me hooked and subsequent to that time, through my PhD in philosophy and then three years of teaching philosophy at a university, and then going to medical school and ultimately going into forensic psychiatry. But throughout that career, I've interviewed thousands and thousands of people who came to the brink of death and had these astonishing experiences. So that's how I got into it. It's amazing. It's really interesting. I can imagine it is a long process. And Paul, I'm going to ask you the same question. What made you interested in exploring this? Well, I was editing American Health magazine in New York City, this was in 1988, and Raymond and I shared the same agent, same book agent. One day our agent, Nat Sobel, called me and he said, would you like to write a book with Dr. Raymond Moody? And I said, I have no idea who Raymond Moody is. And he said, well, he's a man who named and defined the near -death experience. And I said, I'm sorry, I don't know what that is. And he said, well, you know, for a guy who's the editor of a major health magazine, you really need to get educated on things like the near -death experience, which was an offhand insult for an agent to talk like that. And so I said, sure, OK, I'll go meet Raymond. And Raymond was living in Georgia at the time. And I flew down to meet him and, you know, Raymond is an amazing person from the first time you meet him. And so we started writing this book called The Light Beyond, and I just got entranced by Raymond's account of near -death experiences and the stories we would hear. People would come by his house and tell their stories. And it just got amazing. So anyway, we wrapped up the book, The Light Beyond, and there was, in my estimation, a piece missing. And that was there was nothing in the book about children and near -death experiences. And Raymond said, well, nobody's done much research on that yet, except for one guy, a pediatrician in Seattle, Melvin Morris. And he connected me with Melvin. And I did a book with him called Closer to the Light. And it's all about children and near -death experiences. And after that, I wrote that book and then I thought, well, there's something missing here. There needs to be a larger study about people who have had near -death experiences and how they affect them during their life. So we wrote a book about that and on and on. Every book I would write, I would find a gap that needed to be filled. And that's gone now through, I think, 15 books on near -death experiences.
The Dan Bongino Show
If Dan Blocked You... THIS Is Why
"Of the Dan Bongino show. I'm just throwing this out there. If I blocked you on twitter, it's because I think so little of your comments that I don't even feel the need to read them because I think you're an imbecile. No, I mean, why would you get offended? I just don't care that little about you. If I've blocked you, it's probably because you're so dumb. I can't afford another second of my life to read the text you'd bother to put into the microblog we call X Twitter. I'm just throwing that out in there case you're a member of another team who doesn't listen to my show and decides I have the right to go on his Twitter and say things just to piss him off. You have the right to do that in yours, you just don't want to hear you. Are you offended? Why? You got to change your typing? Now are you upset? I feel so bad for Go get your own show, loser. Try to figure it out. You
The Greg McAfee Show
Business by His Design With ServiceTitan's Chris Hunter
"Titling this business by his design on purpose Chris and So I've got Chris Hunter Chris You know, we've talked a little bit about our Relationship with Jesus and running a Christian business, which we both take serious and So I want to start off with a couple questions As far as when we talk about our Christian walk and we refer to Jesus and Bible scriptures Could you share a little bit about your walk You know, when did you become a Christian and why? Yeah, well first, let me let me just say thank you so much for inviting me on man. I'm a huge fan Followed you for a long time and a lot of what even led me originally to you was your your strong faith and you wasn't ashamed of it and I respected that and I've always tried to Find other leaders and mentors that that I knew were were following that same path and that I could learn from right? So I I don't know. I can't remember how exactly I first heard about you But a longtime fan and a glad glad to finally connect like this and you sent me a book I really appreciated that that was it's a great book that you have as well So, oh and I remember let me let me think back way back when you had a game that I bought and then we played at our shop and it was a Basically teaching the technicians and everybody had a all about business, but it was in a game format and I love that So yeah flashback there. I just remembered that yeah, that was called top gob and it was stood for the open book game of business and Yeah, I just I wanted to let Technicians and installers and everybody else know just a little bit about making decisions in a business. So that's a pretty cool game Yeah, it was excellent. But yeah, so so back to some small walk So let me give you the short version. So I was really blessed man. I grew up with In the in the church grew up my mom was a strong believer always a taught me the right things and and All that stuff my dad as well, but I remember at 11 years old. I kind of had my first taste of Mortality like what in the world so I had my my stepdad at the time was killed in a car accident And it just opened up a whole lot of questions for me, you know, like oh my what does that mean? Where do they go? What happens? You know? And all of that since happened and and and at that point time is when I kind of hit that. Oh my goodness I need a Savior, you know, and I remember My mom to tell me all about it as well. And and I even had grandparents that always, you know, modeled it as well So at that point time I become a believer But now fast forward. I was a typical teenager man. I'm telling you Greg. I ran hard had a lot of fun did a lot of things and and and Lo and behold kind of fell fell into the trap of just living my life my own way For for a while and even in business, but then in at some point I want to say was probably around 2010 2011 I really had a Awakening, you know, like oh my goodness This is my my chance to live a godly life Pass on a legacy and really make a difference So at that point time is really when it turned for me and I went all -in as as you can say, yeah that's that's a great story and you know, I think we all need to There's gonna be a time in everyone's life where they realize they need something more There's something else out there there. We can't do it on our own every time we try it fails and And we can only create temporary happiness so long yeah, and and when I say, you know, a lot of people have the have the conversion story of all they were Doing drugs and drinking and all this stuff. So I'm necessary. I wouldn't necessarily that I wasn't all To the outside looking in. Oh, wow a great guy, you know, look at him, but you know what? I just was very apathetic. I wasn't I wasn't being intentional. I wasn't trying to to use my influence I wouldn't try to Do anything that God blessed me with these gifts for so so it was I was living Chris's way But it was very apathetic and so the conversion to going all -in wasn't necessary like oh my goodness You were terrible and now you have you've completely turned around but in all sense of the world I was being very very complacent and apathetic with the responsibility God had given
The Mason Minute
66 Million Years Ago (MM #4635)
"I've said this before, but I'm a sucker for anything dinosaur or fossil related on the internet. It's not something that was a subject I enjoyed in school, but I'm just fascinated by how fascinated people are in the subject of dinosaurs and or fossils. Just the other day, research comes out finally saying that for 66 million years, people have been thinking that an asteroid explosion is what caused the end of the dinosaurs. An asteroid changed everything for a moment and it killed all the dinosaurs off. And now it looks like that may be part of the issue, but it all came down to climate change. It gets into this whole big debate and discussion about volcanic eruptions that may have thrown the whole ecosystem of the world off. These volcanoes happened and it caused a big change in the atmosphere, a big change in the temperatures around the world and the conditions which dinosaurs needed to live. So yes, while an asteroid may have been a part of why dinosaurs became extinct, it looks to be good old climate change. Yes, 66 million years ago, we lost all the dinosaurs. What's our climate change going to do? It's anybody's guess at this point.
The Mason Minute
66 Million Years Ago (MM #4635)
"I've said this before, but I'm a sucker for anything dinosaur or fossil related on the internet. It's not something that was a subject I enjoyed in school, but I'm just fascinated by how fascinated people are in the subject of dinosaurs and or fossils. Just the other day, research comes out finally saying that for 66 million years, people have been thinking that an asteroid explosion is what caused the end of the dinosaurs. An asteroid changed everything for a moment and it killed all the dinosaurs off. And now it looks like that may be part of the issue, but it all came down to climate change. It gets into this whole big debate and discussion about volcanic eruptions that may have thrown the whole ecosystem of the world off. These volcanoes happened and it caused a big change in the atmosphere, a big change in the temperatures around the world and the conditions which dinosaurs needed to live. So yes, while an asteroid may have been a part of why dinosaurs became extinct, it looks to be good old climate change. Yes, 66 million years ago, we lost all the dinosaurs. What's our climate change going to do? It's anybody's guess at this point.
The Mason Minute
66 Million Years Ago (MM #4635)
"I've said this before, but I'm a sucker for anything dinosaur or fossil related on the internet. It's not something that was a subject I enjoyed in school, but I'm just fascinated by how fascinated people are in the subject of dinosaurs and or fossils. Just the other day, research comes out finally saying that for 66 million years, people have been thinking that an asteroid explosion is what caused the end of the dinosaurs. An asteroid changed everything for a moment and it killed all the dinosaurs off. And now it looks like that may be part of the issue, but it all came down to climate change. It gets into this whole big debate and discussion about volcanic eruptions that may have thrown the whole ecosystem of the world off. These volcanoes happened and it caused a big change in the atmosphere, a big change in the temperatures around the world and the conditions which dinosaurs needed to live. So yes, while an asteroid may have been a part of why dinosaurs became extinct, it looks to be good old climate change. Yes, 66 million years ago, we lost all the dinosaurs. What's our climate change going to do? It's anybody's guess at this point.
The Mason Minute
66 Million Years Ago (MM #4635)
"I've said this before, but I'm a sucker for anything dinosaur or fossil related on the internet. It's not something that was a subject I enjoyed in school, but I'm just fascinated by how fascinated people are in the subject of dinosaurs and or fossils. Just the other day, research comes out finally saying that for 66 million years, people have been thinking that an asteroid explosion is what caused the end of the dinosaurs. An asteroid changed everything for a moment and it killed all the dinosaurs off. And now it looks like that may be part of the issue, but it all came down to climate change. It gets into this whole big debate and discussion about volcanic eruptions that may have thrown the whole ecosystem of the world off. These volcanoes happened and it caused a big change in the atmosphere, a big change in the temperatures around the world and the conditions which dinosaurs needed to live. So yes, while an asteroid may have been a part of why dinosaurs became extinct, it looks to be good old climate change. Yes, 66 million years ago, we lost all the dinosaurs. What's our climate change going to do? It's anybody's guess at this point.
Mark Levin
Guest Host Rich Zeoli on the COP28 Climate Summit in Dubai
"To Dubai. It's like the entire thing. We'll host you. We'll we'll take all the money. We'll go on about how we'll get we'll serve paper straws like I'm sure they're gonna have paper straws. probably And they won't know bags or anything like that. They'll show all their fleets of green vehicles, battery powered vehicles, which don't tell anybody will have to be charged and the electric grid there's will be run by oil but don't tell them just zip it and they'll do all those things will have recycled cocktail napkins for all the fancy drinks from all the fancy people who fly to the climate climate conference tomorrow on private jets and yachts and get chauffeured around in private cars like a lot of cars a lot of big SUVs you got to look like a baller you these things don't want to show up and really get out of a Prius you want to look like a baller so there's going to be a lot of emissions spewed during the climate change conference obviously and look you could make an argument could we not just do this over zoom i mean do all these people have travel to to dubai to talk about how to save the world from climate change couldn't they just i don't know log on their computer but that's beside the point these are superheroes you see these are people going to the to dubai to tell us how to live and i'm so excited for their recommendations aren't you i can't wait to tell us the latest bug recipes they come up with maybe we can do when i was a kid i loved the chocolate grasshoppers they were cookies but maybe it'll be real grasshoppers with chocolate on them i think that might be a recommendation from the climate change summit also they can come up with more things like how to make mosquitoes engineered to bite us so that we become tolerant to meat as they tell us to stop eating meat oh it's going to be a lot of fun the biggest hypocrites on the planet gathering in an oil -rich nation with eyes on more petroleum to tell us how to live our lives in the name of destroying under capitalism this phony climate change propaganda nonsense it's been an honor to fill in for the great mark one within follow me on twitter at rich zeoli and i will be back very very soon with i hope you good night greg kelly here get a 200 discount on your new york state concealed carry course when you
Life Is Now Podcast
"life" Discussed on Life Is Now Podcast
"Was really really tough. And it was a part of my life that i couldn't control and just want you guys to know that tomorrow is not promised so whatever it is you can do to. They just do it. And if there's someone that's heavy on your heart and your upset or angry at reach out to them and say sorry even if it's not your fault be the bigger person. Be the change. We want to see in this world because that's what life is all about and as they may be people that may feel that this journey. A mom is crazy as baloney. You know what you will attract your own tribe in your life and whether that's five people ten people that's all you need. We don't need five thousand two thousand three hundred people that are not real to us that do not support us. Do not encourage. Do not inspire not motivate us. And i'm a firm believer that i attract my tribe and this is why i'm so connected to all you guys on the community swab so connected to you guys on our facebook group I'm opening the invitation. If you're not in this group make sure you join. The life is now getting inspired. Get motivated facebook group. We're up to about three hundred something members right now and it's about engaging and it's about connecting and it's about inspiring it's about you posting something about you putting up a video and sharing what it is that you're doing each and every day because i tell you the power of this podcast is when you share something how you can impact somebody else's life. There's so many people that have gone through rape domestic violence anxiety. Depression sickness people passing away. And you just never know when someone else's going through so i create this group. I create this podcast to be the voice for the voiceless and to be a stand for others. And i just wanted to thank you. This is life gratitude month here on the life is now podcast and it's nothing else saying thank you. Maybe there's someone at work. Maybe there's someone a ups worker net a nurse a doctor. Somebody a homeless person. Just say thank you for being alive. Thank you for being a part of my life and and just say hello even if you don't know them less be kind to people because like i said earlier in this episode. We know what people are going through. We don't know if they're they're close to like not wanting to live or take away their life you just never know and there are bad people in this earth and there's a lot of negativity but we're not those people we're not that tribe. You are beautiful. You are great. You are amazing. And i know you're wondering what. How do you know. you don't even know me. Well i know because you're listening to this podcast and anybody that tunes into this podcast Once more for their for their own lives and they want a better other people's lives and they want to surround themselves with like minded heap. So thank you so much for joining me today and the life gratitude month year. Really happy I want you guys to stay tune them coming up with an event pretty soon. It's going to be absolutely free All you're gonna have to eventually just go on event bright and registered having an event. That's going to bring people forward. I wanna shake up social media and show people that we can be a solution to other people's problems we can help. We can support. We can inspire. And i'm going to do this through music so stay tuned for this event. It's going to be a free event. That's going to happen On facebook live is going to be on twitch. But if you're interested you can shoot us an email. Life is now podcasts at g mail dot com so i can put you on the exclusive list and as soon as i get all the details i can email you that information. And thank you once again for coming onto this podcast and if you can. Please go to apple podcasts. Rate review send us a written review on apple podcast. It really helps us. ally on. This platform helps us a lot on on the podcast platform and and we're everywhere wherever you can find this podcast. Whether it's iheartradio. Spotify tune in amazon podcast. Where here for you we love. You enjoy the rest of this month. Life gratitude month. I love you from the bottom of my heart. My name is michael crespo. May you have a beautiful beautiful and amazing day. God bless you..
Life Is Now Podcast
"life" Discussed on Life Is Now Podcast
"Do you desire a competitive advantage delivered. Weekly that will help propel you into the next level of yourself or business. Then you've come to the right place. Welcome to the life is now podcast. This podcast is all about inspiring motivating and lifting people spirits. So you can find your new possibility. We show you how to transform your life through the power of authenticity and music. Now here's your host. Michael crespo good evening. Good morning. Good day wherever you at all over the world. I wanna thank you for joining me on this episode about life three short. Thank you so much for your feedback. People following this podcast. I am truly grateful in mean so much to me. Please share this podcast. Where your family with your friends and social media and if you can hop over to the i store leave us a written review because we believe that if we're not living than we are dying if we're not growing we are dying and i love you from the bottom of my heart and today's episode is going to be short sweet and to the point it's about life is too short. You know. life is too short. Why not love somebody today. Why not find somebody that you haven't spoken to in a while or that you angry at or that you're upset at why not find that person and have that conversation so far twenty twenty twenty twenty one has been a tremendous tremendous year. We have lost. We have been through so much we have seen people get sick. I was sick You know so much has been happening. You know there's a lot of uncertainty in the world and nothing is ever promised so. Why not be happy and choose to live life for today. Aren't you love somebody at the dmv. And i know you like what. Why don't you love somebody in the train station. Why don't you love a homeless person today. Why don't you do something you've never done before. Life is too short. Why not just make the choice to be happy to be joyful to be spontaneous to just enjoy each and every moment of your life you know. Life is too short. To to hold grudges. Life is too short to be angry at somebody. Life is too short man and you know sometimes we lose people and we don't even get the chance to say how much we love them. How much they meant to us in our lives because we're so caught up in this being angry. Oh being upset for whatever. Our reasons work but think about this. If your loved one with your mom your spouse your husband your lover your your friend. Your coworker if they pass the way tomorrow and you are not in good terms to them. How would you feel. And i know some of you might be thinking. Screw them the hell with them. I'm talking about real people. I'm talking about authentic people. You know who you are. Because you're listening to this podcast make a difference today. Life is really too short. Life is really too sure it can be here. Today can be gone tomorrow. I don't even know if i'm gonna be here tomorrow. No one knows no one knows so why not choose to live life to the best of our ability. Why not do something that makes us feel young. Why not do something that makes us few so happy. Why not choose to work in an environment that you feel like you're not working. Why not love somebody to the best of your ability keep repeating life is too short. Let's let's not. Let's not waste the rest of our lives thinking what could have or should've let's not spend the rest of our lives being in. Hey bean and misery. Being upset holding grudges on people less live life abundantly less live life through faith less live life joyful jumping up and down not having a regret in your life and really appreciating every single moment. No i love the people that hate me. I love the people that love me. I love the people. That can't see me and i love the people that see me for who. I am so love people for who they are. Meet them where they are at in their lives and put anything behind you because at the end of the day. We're we're all gone. None of it is going to match. The money is not going to back. The reason why you are angry at that person's not going to matter be a game changer. Be the bigger person. Tell somebody you love them and apologize for either things. Have you've done wrong or either things that you haven't done wrong because at the end of the day it's all about being in a happy place it's all about being feeding love sold about feeling validated solo about appreciating. The people for who they are. Thank you for listening to this short message because life is too short not to be live. Life is too short not to love. Some life is too short not too few. I love you guys for coming on this. Podcast and listening to this podcast. In two hundred sixty countries. I get to see who downloads. Who listens who shares. And it doesn't go on notice. I see you i love you i appreciate you. Thank you for coming to. The life is now podcast. Please tell a friend about this podcast. Please leave us. Who view i tunes find. Son spotify amazon. Google play wherever you can find your podcast. I really appreciate you. And i see. I see your beautiful. You're amazing that your loving at your fenwick. Just be who you are. Don't be nobody. I love because life is not..
Life Transformation Radio
"life" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"Your hard drive with any conversation? And I said, absolutely. Yes. I would. Yeah, cuz there was nothing I had ever done that. I didn't want to share cuz I had been in my, you know, authentic health of always being in my high level of integrity and I ended up sharing that information and with birth. And I believe it was like three months, he was going to federal prison for a Ponzi scheme. Wow. And he stayed there for three years. Wrote me, the letter from prison. I'm so sorry. Bout, you know, think you're the bus and I did this to you and all that and I kept always thinking like why did this have to happen? Like why it was such an amazing company and he brought it down. And then I realized that that experience was invaluable for what I'm doing today. I mean, I wouldn't and that's why I started the Silverline relaunch, you know, wage podcast cuz I thought to myself, it ate me up for so long that I was focused on the wrong part of it. I wasn't focused on the lesson, I was focused on like this horrible person that made my life that I thought was, you know, emotional abusive. As I was, you know, leading this company as the CEO and founder of it and it was now looking back when I, when I'm off. King with people and people are, you know, in situations on like oh, gosh this sounds really familiar and I'm so much more than if everything just always went. Well so long, I really want people to realize that the hardships, there's reasons, there's lessons that we're going through it but you have to be open to hear the lessons down the page so so that it doesn't just keep coming back. The universe will tell you have a message to deliver. It will do everything within their power to do that. Yeah. And they just keep going off. Just keeps happening. So thank goodness. I was willing to lean into the lessons that I learned there and then you know the next opportunity like you said, you know, within 24 hours this amazing opportunity to get what you're doing. Now started. Same thing happened for me. It was like oh my God. So yeah, it's it's it's hard when you're going down. For a trust us. Everyone listening. We got it. We do. We do we do. But but there is that transition to transformation that we started the show with and wage when it starts to happen and you realize so much is based on your interpretation of situations. How do you want to interpret it? Do you want to interpret it like it sucks the life, my life is terrible because of that or I have an opportunity to my my life amazing because of it. Absolutely. And and the thing that I love about life transformation radio and podcasting in general is that people that are listening get to have those crashes. And those terrible life events happen that are not happening in their life Through The Eyes of someone who has and they get a learn from that. And make their life better. Like that's the greatest gift. Like I all the attention that I was focused on this this day spa and not pay attention and focusing on this and that was making money and this is just lighting me up in ways that I can't even imagine to hear the the fact that some of these shows have had with some of my amazing guess and I can't wait to release this show is like yeah, this is the life that I want. I want everybody to live like they want to be alive like cuz every day is so powerful. And so precious, want them living and inspired action. I want everyone to experience there happily ever after because they deserve it. And so when they hear stories of transformation, which is what you went through, and what other guests that I've had in the show off, Have gone through. That's how you get it. I I agree. And what you said earlier about the the small steps, right? Massive Action. You gotta start somewhere and I have a lot of people come to me, saying I feel so stuck. I feel so overwhelmed, I feel so under overwhelmed and you don't have to be right? And if I could plug a little something here. Because as I'm thinking about it, we have a free 7 Days 7 minutes, which is a lot. Like, what you talk about, Miracle morning, little things, I love it, and it it starts you on your journey at helps you with that one, little first step. And after a week, I haven't I haven't seen anybody. Haven't heard anybody who's gone through it, who hasn't felt like them their way a Langley 7 Minutes something, 7 Days, 7 minutes. Can you get it? There relaunch Co. They can and it's called the 7-Day unstuck challenge. So if you go to the website, the relaunch co.com, you can get it right there and it's free. I love it. Hilary thank you so much for being a today. I really have enjoyed this. I like it seems like we've been talking for like a minute and half and we've talked just a few minutes longer and it's just amazing. Like I'm excited to go back and listen to a talk show because I have no idea what we talked about like a really don't. So that's that's what I do. I love it I love you just said that cuz I agree sometimes you're like oh there was so much magic in there. And there really is, I really you could say, realize into this I'll give you a million dollars name. Five points you covered today and I don't remember much, which is good, because we sat down magic in these words, let the universe just let it just unfold and happen, so, thank you, right? If you want to reach Hillary, you can get her her seven years. Days, 7 Minute challenge, it's called The unstuck how to get unstuck in 7 days. I loved it from the real and it's from the relaunch KO. The relaunch KO. That's the relaunch, stay home and yeah, Hilarie amazing, amazing, amazing. I am so glad that you are here today. I can't thank you enough for being here. Loved. You gotta come back another time and we will talk about something we didn't talk about today, but I think we talked about a lot of stuff. I'm not sure. I think we did. I would love it. If you're amazing and thank you so much for your support and took the time out of your busy and precious day to listen to Life transformation. Radio we so, so appreciate it. Thank you for allowing me along my very special guest, my new best friend. My BFF. Hillary Des easier to touch your heart, move your soul, and inspire you to live a life of transformation. I'm Rob actress until next time off. This is life transformation radio. Download complete..
Life Transformation Radio
"life" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"Others? And that's so you and it's so amazing. And the, even Stanley Stanley of me off, Looks like Stanley Tucci haven't seen him? If you're not watching this on, you know, the video side of it is, it is kind of funny. And I'm, I'm done. Like, hooked on Stanley, Tucci and what he does in Italy and these shows Sal. Super funny. Love him, love him. I was embarrassed. I didn't. I'm like I know that name and then I'm like, I love him. Yeah, I'm just great. So just kind of an inside joke that I am. But I want to, I want to say one thing, and you've mentioned it. Now a couple of times with the three H's. Yeah. All right. And the three h is, is something that I came up with years ago and it's the heart to the head, to the higher self. And I really believe that this is, you know, we talked about like the hidden secret that people think, okay? You know, I've got all the steps I'm going to be able to do this. I can manifest anything. I can, you know, I can have this, you know, lifestyle that I want. I can, I can love love, I love my job. I love love love and it's all dead. Not going to work. Unless you have the Three Ages working, you have to have that connection with the heart, you have to have the connection with your head and I'm not talking about the prefrontal cortex. The stuff that we thinking, daily only 5% of all of your habits come from that frontal thinking brain. Everything else is subconscious, right? That's where you have to really understand what's going on below the surface and then the higher self universal truth, Universal principles that it's not woohoo. It's who knew how powerful this could really be. Yeah, who knew and if you're not leveraging those and you're just being reactive to it or even passive to it, you are missing out on something that is a gift to each and every one of us. Yeah, you talk about the law of attraction, you talk about the law of reflection, you talk about the law of cause and effect. I mean I could go on and on how do you spell Leverage those laws, those truths within your business with in your life, within your relationships and in your intro, you talk about, you know, all of these different areas of your life will win. One of them is not working, quite right? There's a reason. Absolutely, it's going on on the inside of the direct reflection of what you have in your bank account, what you have in your relationship with your business. And you gotta start somewhere and, you know, the easiest thing I can say, is start with the three H's start, their my gosh, if you just start there and you don't do anything else, you will, you'll be amazed you talk about in the intro, you know, prepare to engage right? Relaunch is about engaging. I love relaunch is about the steps to engage, it's so important, you know. Your life is your life because of every decision that you've made, and that's it. That's there's no story to that. That's what happened wage. That's it. So if you don't like your life, the way it is right now then choose to live your life differently. It's it's really that simple. You choose, it is faith, that it's something. How do I get? That won't work for me and it's like, all right, if I were to say, do you have an option? If you were to say point or point B, exactly would choose. Which one you want to go to? Exactly left or right? And you decide right? Right. It's it's yes or no. And that goes back to the law of polarity. Wherever there's one thing happening down, there is the opposite. So if you have something going on in your life, there is the opposite out there that you can also leaned into. You can also log, Absolutely. Go to the point where that's what you actually create by your choice, by your decisions, by your beliefs, by your feelings, your emotions. All of it, I always loved that that that conversation, that talks about, like, you know, you're only as good as the questions that you asked. Yeah. And when you think about that, you can only ask questions that are at your identity level. And what I mean by that is you are, your identity is mapping with your belief system and you will continue to give yourself back the answers that keep you exactly where you are. So if you want to break free, if you want to move from and and by the way, when I say this, I want you to understand that there was a point in my life and exactly what I did. Not. Yeah, I wasn't there, I didn't like wage. Myself. And so for me to hear from some of the Masters in the gurus out there, love your life, love your business, love, love love, I'm Mike, that's BS. I can't even get to the point where I like me, right? And I didn't feel very good about me. So I had the first get to like so that I could get to love. Yeah, it's so important. A big that's you know, that just leaned into town, remember, I mean now with Olympics, it's okay to not be. Okay. Yeah, that's the first step is like it's okay to not like yourself right now. I got it. But yeah, you don't want to stay there or you don't want to stay there. You want to, you want to get to that next place and it's 100% possible. Yeah, as long as you lean into one, that you were even saying and you take responsibility for the next chapter absolute life and it's a blank canvas and it's not the blame your life like.
Life Is Now Podcast
"life" Discussed on Life Is Now Podcast
"It always reminds me of new year's eve. Mike you're great. Dj need to work on your thinking skills. I don't sing at all people dance. That's it like don't get stuck in your head Just enjoy yourself or if you want to go out and and whether you want to take a lesson yes you want to end so girlfriend. Those hips guy to the movies. Go by yourself. it's okay it's actually a lot of fun. I've done that before and it's cool. You're you get to be a whole different person I mean you're so you right but it's something different. It's a new experience that you're creating and so like it just feels good. Here's the thing when you create like this party for yourself. Weather's once a week or every two weeks. You're resetting your life fisher because you may be overwhelmed. Maybe stressed but just let it go and just live it up because life is a party. Life is now actually these ten minutes. That just went by us talking. We can get them back. So i like enjoy yourself and your enjoy yourself. Enjoy yourself enjoy. Oh my god you guys didn't see what he was. Actually dancing like michael jackson so you guys can do game night with family and friends. You can sign up for a dancing class. Just dance at home and then you can also party by yourself if you are. The life of the party like mike nye. You don't need anything. Remember christina because saying life is a party doesn't necessarily mean people have the party or drink or drink now. They can be in meditation. Which you know a lot about and you can be. You can have your own. Meditating party traveled to brazil in my meditation guys. I mean it's just fine to just be in a trans where you're giving yourself that time and you're sitting down quietly. Nobody bothering you. You not paying attention to your phone. Even if you're alone and you know you're away from or distant from from the outer world outside world you are just literally being you and being within yourself connected to yourself and it feels good. Feels good to whatever it is that you wanna do right. Give yourself that time to do that. That's a party in. Its and this is my opinion. And if you're a believer like we are we believe in jesus christ and that's a party in itself go to church. Rejoice worship love love. Love your yeah euphoria in love. I wish this was the seventies when they used to have the game the dating game on tv. I was amazed. I think they still do. It just looks a little different. It's called the bachelorette and people are doing all different sides of things. It's definitely a lot of partying. So those are the tools we wanna recommend. Hit us up like let me know what you do in your life To party let us know. Let us know communicate with us on facebook on twitter. Send us a message. Life is now podcast. G mail and talking about life is a party twenty eighth. we are having our leadership. Party's leading in motion guys. That's what we'll be doing under. Live friday the twenty eighth. It's going to be amazing. From seven to ten there will be drinks. there will be fundraising. there will be raffle prizes. They will be everything everyone and their mother will be there. You don't wanna miss it. Why would you want to miss this. It's it's another party of the parties another time you get to plug in connect love each other and let's party and let's celebrate. It's going to be friday friday after work less. Just live it up for three hours and just hug each other. Say i s. so on our next podcast guys. We're going to be talking about when you're alone. Are you partying well. If you're not partying what are you doing right. So your conversation. When you're alone we are not ever alone. I hope everybody knows that you're on the michael jackson. It's on it's michael. Tell you we're not by michael. Jackson won a mention to you guys My great friend. Sarah sanford check out checker out both as on facebook. She actually is a coach and she's an amazing Just human being dancer artists. She's got she does it all she really does. And if you want to check her out. She's on facebook. Both as and you know inspiring latino women and so much more and beyond so yeah podcast. Addio some egos.
Life Is Now Podcast
"life" Discussed on Life Is Now Podcast
"Dedicated to both betas inspired and created by mark and christina. Welcome to life this now. This show is about inspiring impacting motivating and lifting people's spirits and for people who want to reach unlimited possibilities. Today in this podcast series. We are talking about. Life is party so loud left. Get out a party. So star getting loud. Turn it up. Yes domino's what do you mean. You have a definition on google biggest sponsor about our biggest spots. I love him find. something called. life is party now for how about just party. The definition of party. I love this. Because i feel like. I'm not too sure. Mike that people know how to party..
The Life Illiterate Podcast
"life" Discussed on The Life Illiterate Podcast
"Jc higgins no. Well i mean they had a bunch of people like seizure. Robot had stevens jc hidden famous series and robes. Somebody i forgot who was making guns for fucking montgomery award by the day. Like twenty to use the stuff. You're talking about how hard it is to get parts for them. Do you know. That's that's why. I've stick the modern guns like i've got a couple of twenty twos that well and i i collect i i collect twenty two so boatload of them now. I just bought a ten twenty two a really nice hundred fifty boat. I like it did not score. No it ain't attack down from one of my buddies at work is it. Is it the All weather or is old school one. I'm gonna get angels talk nice nice. I wouldn't want him to gun shops other day when i bought that one bucks a non. I was trying to look and see if they had anything to stop. That would be around. Your price could let you know that they had something. But do you own a tony to jesse do not. I think everybody should all want. It's just fun. Yeah when you just want to go the range especially times light right now especially wanting to. I've been thinking about getting a twenty two version from on a are. Because i can throw one of those around. That's when you got to have a dedicated twenty two menia but i can throw one of the styles around cans up arranged. You know hell. I'm supplying emo today. And then everybody just link linking is what. That's what i might do is look and try to find that six five within two if i get a good finally good price on a decent twenty two and consoles assault. Y'all to you..
The Life Illiterate Podcast
"life" Discussed on The Life Illiterate Podcast
"Eighteen is a great little royale. I believe i believe number eighteen with a stick mag live beautiful thing. But here's the thing that it's not going to be. I don't think it'd be as accurate as the legion as it would be macaroni. I'm looking for close range. Baby okay megara would be in the pin barrel in the macro gonna be inherent but it's going to be snappy that's the only thing about it was a small round than the conversion kit would be all over it. You know what that would probably be the thing right. There is somebody make nine eighteen barrel conversions. Yeah for lock. Yeah i if we're gonna feed lacquered steelcase check surplus wash out my glock so jimmy should eat anything. You also shot. Is australia shot. Fucking what was that winchester aluminum case that is i'm gonna go ahead blue. We do not make good cheap ammo in this country if the ammo isn't named after an animal don't fuck in g it's gotta be like. Was it the fucking the golden tiger wolf bear zubeir. Yeah i got shit ten a silver bear the hell. Yeah silver words. Great for as ks ak everything shit was designed to shoot lacquer steelcase because it was easily made. My ar is pretty much ate anything. I put into it once that fucking two vets upper of mile. Psa eight the tunnel. I think more wolf out of my. Psa neither fucking yeah. Put the box food over with the wind some protesting around a break with rome boxes right so dumb shit up and move man. I still wanna galil essay every episode. You know i'm really hot. And heavy over shotgun right now for fervor a pump pump shotgun damn automatic. Good man wanna pump action. You'll get one of the turkish ones. They're just just because star or one of those. No 'cause it's still going to be something. I know how to work on. I personally know how to work on a mossberg or remington. eight seventy. I know how on a number one thing to go around with a mossberg is the cartridge. Interceptor is a little piece of bent steel to gets unbend. Somehow and you get a ribbon it back. In order for an intercepted cartridge number one. He goes wrong with it. I all we had sammy. You got all at at at a certain old agency used to work for armor was full eight seven and five hundred. Great gun they are. But you know y- pay for what you get for. Oh so. I saw that this morning from the same person that i purchased a shotgun. They're not gonna put you on the spot but he pulls something out of his safe today. I had never seen before. And i didn't know he own asano say uku all thirty colt detective and i thought him out that you do realize you've got a good chunk change set right here in barrel. Your underscore didn't look at it close. Well i was referring to the barrel innocent old colts and everything you can see a pen. The alignment on the frame. And everything there catch a little bit more higher-value didn't pay too much attention to it you know. Why don't i love old guns anyway. So i wanna victory your look with us. You used to get them. Cheap man used to pig things up to fifty all day. That's the reason why you know they. They came out with the model. Ten knowing thing sucks about a model ten.
One Life Radio Podcast
"life" Discussed on One Life Radio Podcast
"Finished last. I mean the younger among younger women. an naive in were any syrian. Women yeah sometimes You know as as you point out the what did you say the the hole or whatever. The the guys who were jerk sometimes went out. And sometimes i've got to get get couldn't friends up in the car and You know mango that. The aggregate and Yeah and so but for long term eighth. I five are much better. They're more cooperative. Gonna they're gonna stick with you. They can And so you know the flashy. Hi dr cryan guys might be a exciting and appealing in the short term but disastrous and long-term think. We lost burn. So you know what. Let let me. Let's go to break are you there. I just got my sound back there. That was scary. I'm so sorry. Dr bus stuff like that just happens in live radio but that's what makes it so exciting. Yeah no worry all right. Yeah i think we're gonna. I'm gonna fix out on the break so we'll go ahead. We'll go to break and we'll pick back up here in a little bit right her. All right everybody stay tuned. You're listening to one life radio..
Life Transformation Radio
"life" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"We so appreciate it on this show. My guests are amazing. People who are forces for good in the world around them and live a life of birth. Transformation I guess today. Well she does just that today Toby Feldman and I discuss how to transform yourself to reclaim your life health and relationships have yet to learn that pivoting, it is essential part of your life. Discover what makes you uniquely? You and step into your purpose? So you can reclaim your life. This is the show For You, Toby Feldman the resilient AF midlife mama is an eccentric entrepreneur. She's.
Life Transformation Radio
"life" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"Now, I've got first second-degree burns, he didn't know that was a third degree burn yet. I think I learned later that. Third-degree Burns can develop over time. Yeah, cuz it keeps burning. So. Yeah, I've been, I was at an event where they were doing fire walking over hot coals and they weren't trained to do it off. And I was there and there was twenty-three people that were incredibly burned and I was there and I was working with these people. It was seriously, one of the most traumatic experiences of my life. I and I've been burned not anywhere near what you were burned. And so, yeah, my heart just goes out to you. And the, the terrible thing about Burns is off. And I just burned myself, probably a month ago, all I did was I just barely tapped a hot Skillet. That was that was on the, on the, on the the stove and it kept burning, I'm like I could feel it cooking my skin, you know cuz it kind of got stuck on there for a minute and then it was off and I, you know, so I can only imagine what you're going through. That just gave me the heebie-jeebies cuz it just reminds me, you know? Oh yeah. PTSD kicked in, you're welcome. They asked me right speech, PTSD warmer. Yeah, I just I'm trying to make light of it because I just have tears in my eyes..
Life Transformation Radio
"life" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"And what she saw for herself was that there's more to life than just having a child. There's life to transform. And I thought, when I heard her being coached it was like I was being coached that in my C and I thought, oh my God, I I transform people's minds. I transform them in terms of sharing their life stories and I'm bigger than my reasons, and my excuses, they're not going to be bigger than my dreams to transfer you to flies. So I went through that. Something about there's something about transformation, there's something about being a catalyst for someone's life to be better. There there is a It's a, it's a feeling that you can't can't describe as as someone who's been on many stages and and wrote a book and and gotten feedback from people that have been impacted by my work up. There is nothing like it. And as you know, I mean it's it's humbling to know that you gave your soul, your heart, your message, and it touched a life. And even if it only ever touches one life more, I knew I did good. Like, when I wrote my book, The live-action, I just said, if it just touches one person's life, I'm happy and touched a lot of people's lives and it's very humbling and, and very, very rewarding like really, really rewarding. And I'm so glad that you could turn that corner and got out of your dark space to. Now, you know, really make a difference in the world and supporting people to share their message. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. I think one of the key things for me it was taken full responsibility for my life when I remember being coached. And someone said, oh, you're responsible for your life and I'm like, no, I'm not. And I was at the mercy of my circumstances and my situation first is no, I'm more than my reasons and excuses. I'm more than circumstances and situations and I can take full responsibility. If I take full responsibility, that I've actually created my life right now..
Life Transformation Radio
"life" Discussed on Life Transformation Radio
"Or what have you and there's nothing nothing nothing wrong. Then acquiring how to get some help. Right and the very worst thing I think people can do I always react to this poorly as I say just get over it just pull yourself up by the bootstraps. Look if it was that simple outer done that when I was thirty-two, right? It took a lot of a lot of falling and I'll be honest with you rob. It was like an arterial bleed. It does run tree with band page. In the meantime. I'm bleeding all over my family cuz I'm so focused on what caused me to be this way that I didn't look at something you said earlier. I'm not responsible for the injuries than physical or mental. I am responsible for treating them. I'm responsible being good patient doing with the doctor says doing my physical therapy and in the case of mental illness or mental injuries Armstrong doing my mental therapy as well and everything's I do daily. I pray and I meditate every day if I start my day that way cuz it's it works for me. Absolutely. I you know, I talked about this on probably Every single time I wrote crackled Mike and that's to live in the very present moment. It's the most powerful thing. You can do. It's the most powerful thing to live in a very present moment and just know that they, you know people to just to get over it. Sometimes they can't they just can't and unfortunately if you can that's wonderful. And there are some people because of the injury that's been to their brain and what they've seen or they've been traumatized for. They can't. I do remember this whole time and I say all the time on my podcast on radio show quite often. We can be in the supermarket and at checkout line and the person in front of us. It doesn't matter wage young. They're older they're male or female what their race is. We have no idea what they've been through that person in front of us could be a guardian angel and absolute hero that accomplished phenomenal things our lives and we don't know cuz in the reason why is we're so preoccupied with our own stuff our own self our own family how things affect me off. I think what I think you think of me all this other nonsense that amounts of nothing gets in a way of meeting people that have the secrets that can help me have a phenomenal life. Absolutely. And the other thing is is everyone has a story so, you know, you're driving down the road and someone's driving like a crazy person they cut you off and they're all aggressive and stuff. You never know why they are the way they are. Someone could have just died in their life. They could have just got worried that they're getting a divorce. They could have found out anything and if you look at life in all of this stuff where it's it's if you look at line taking it personally, but it happens. Yeah. Yeah, if you don't if I personally I feel disrespected. I gotta show them. Yeah, and you know what thousand times out of ten, they're not paying any attention to you. They're so focused on whatever is going on in their life. And if you just take a moment and just realize that you know, all the little thing is funny cuz people drive very aggressively in Arizona and I was just driving with my sister and Brenna and there's some crazy people driving and I just don't react to it for a couple of reasons one. Everybody has a story name and number two. I want my life in flow. I don't like friction. So I know that if I go hunt them down or be aggressive because I now want to have my ego based and be right. I'm now involved in their life and I don't want to be involved in their life. I slow down. I let them do whatever they can to do I get away from them because I'm living in my Bliss bubble baby. I wash be happy and I don't need that because a lot could happen. This is Arizona a second amendment, you know steak. There's a lot of people with a lot of guns in Arizona. You just don't know how long you're messing with so you don't do road rage because there's a possibility you could get shot and so it's really powerful if you just reframe that and when people do things even in in public, they took restaurant or whatever and they're just not just bless them and move on life is too short and too precious and you don't need to be right just like let him go. You don't want them in your life. You want to do the quickest package to have them get out of your life. My friends have a saying they tell me this all the time has a big help for me. Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy? Yeah, and sometimes I want both times. I do home when I'm happier when I choose to be happy and not not get into it with someone my wife gets a whole lot smoother and I wind up doing things that I want to do. It's like if I go there with people then I wind up giving up a lot of control my own life and my own emotions and they could be fine five minutes later and I'll be stewing over all night long. So I just don't want to do that choice on wanted to pay. Yeah, let it flow. Let it flow. Let it flow live in your bliss bubble. I mean, there's a lot of stuff that you can control and there's a lot of stuff that you can control and my focus is on the stuffing. I can control my stuff that I'm responsible for the rest of the stuff. I can't control it. I do everything within my power to not let it affect me. Cuz I want to happy for you. I want a happy life. So. Well, John, I really want to thank you for being here today. I just I really love you. I think you're just a great guy. And I'm glad we crossed paths. It's my pleasure Rob and you have clubhouses introduced to meet a lot of people around the world. And you're one of the really good ones now. I just need to get that crime voice over gigs like you get in the church rules job. All right. Well, you can reach John by going to l e t radio show. That's let radio show. Page on Instagram and all the other place. You can also find them on clubhouse. Hopefully, he'll be in the room today at 2 p.m. Pacific Standard time. You always tends to pop in every so often and breakthrough fear motivational podcast mindset. Thanks so much John for being here today. I really really appreciate it. My pleasure. Thanks for having me. Peace everybody. Hey when you reach out to John let him know you listen to this episode of Life transformation radio and said, hey, hey, thank you so much for your support and taking time out of your busy and precious day to listen to Life transformation radio. We sell appreciate it. Thank you allowing me to log. Tunity allowing my very special guest John to touch your heart move your soul and inspire you to live a life of transformation. I'm Rob active until next time this is life transformation radio. Download complete..
Life in the Son
"life" Discussed on Life in the Son
"But they were supposed to drop this off and go home and they stayed until 4:00 the next morning and that was a result of them telling me what all they could provide to get this ministry off the ground and I was truly Ford Edge. Anyway, make a long story short a couple of days later. I actually ended up with a phone number to a guy that owned an office building that I was shown about a year ago may have been not really hard and looking but I've been trying to figure out who the owner of this building is for a year because the building is perfect for the you know, what I'm doing is perfect as far as location. And I wanted to talk to the owner. I want to see what he's going to do with this building because I could sure use it. So I get the number to the owner and called him up on I believe it was December 23rd, and he told me We asked me first he said, you know, this guy said no, I don't think so. He said well, he's my homeless guy in charge at the building you go talk to him know work it out. You got an office. Well, I get over there and not only just the office come pretty well in G as you're saying but the office is pretty much energy, but there are homeless people in there. I'm laughing because this is what I'm trying to do is help the homeless and I get a built-in clientele and pretty much got a good word, press store already there because I thought about a tongue a closed and we can sell for revenue and it's been amazing. All I had to do is get out of college way and off and exactly what he wanted to do and he's not done yet. It's getting a whole lot better. And to be honest. I'm going to tell you this before I go to everybody off every single person on my staff right now. is homeless Quite frankly. I should be right now because I'm behind on my rent. I just tell people the more than one rent payment away from being right back on the streets, but I'm past that but for some reason they picked out yet. when everybody on the staff of ladder industry is harmless the only people Even acknowledged this ministry had been the homeless people the ones I am trying to reach and I'm telling you these people are blessing me like you would not believe right now. I'm supposed to be helping them. Course it helping me help them and all of that but every one of the people that are on my staff we've all been same Choice. I'm not telling anybody store specifically, but I'm saying we all did on the streets. Okay, and if you know anything about the streets, you know, what comes with it. Well, let me tell you this as of last month as the report was and is according to Haven just like we're looking for and by the way, my head is secured you just happens to be A very interesting character doesn't mind sneaking somebody in the head of you know what I mean? And he's done all the things that we've done but for the last week, he's been telling people to bring that around here. Everybody ears cleaned. You're not bring it around here just office is clean. You know, I mean is I am thoroughly amazed at what God has done so far and you want to hear the real kicker. I guess I can tell this I don't know. I'm not I hope nobody takes this as bragging posting to change oil or anything but one of the guys on my staff, I've been trying to find a place just finding Physicians and giving he's good and a lot of different things and I know I'm I didn't more separated from his wife. I really want to do something better chance, but there's so much more that I'm not sure if he's good or not. So I asked him the other day. How would you feel about And president of lettering Ministries. So ladies and gentlemen, my name is C K Williams. I'm the chairman of the board and the founder of lighter in Ministry. I hope you all have a beautiful night and may God bless you and stay tuned you looking for us. We'll be back out again tomorrow night. I'm going to get him a little more of my testimony because that's what this whole show is all about. It is life in the Sun..
Life Success
"life" Discussed on Life Success
"My name is chris. And i'm joined today with the founder of life. Success and legacy. Mike everett mike. Today i want to address one of the questions that was a huge stumbling block for me. When when sean. And i i were introduced to this concept of infinite banking and i got a whole nelson ashes book becoming your own banker and i read it multiple times pieces that really fit made sense to me but i had a mental block and that was because i had been that whole life. Insurance was the worst place in the world to put our money. We hear this over and over. So let's dig into that. There's a lot of people out there. A lot of financial people a lot of financial personalities that are out in the world that are saying whole life. insurance is the worst place in the world. Put your money. Why do they say that. Well if you go and you look at a traditional whole life insurance policy and the way. It's designed i. I really would tend to kind of lean towards what those personalities of said that whole life insurance is a bad place to put money. But if you go back a couple of generations right now and you think where did people put money before. 401k's and ira's became the traditional place to put the tax qualified plan ever came about. I'm gonna just terrier the only place most of those people in you're talking about my grandparents and migrate grandparents. They only had one place that well excuse me to They put it in whole life insurance programs policies right or they put it under the mattress at home. That's the only place that they did. But if you go back and you think like nelson does you think long term whole life insurance is the safest place you can put your money regardless of how it's designed but because of the way in which we go about reengineering the way the money is allocated in the policy it's the safest best place in the world and it's got more than anything with somebody would put their money in. Yeah i think for from my standpoint or at least how. I was taught to think about money. It's because whole life insurance Maybe traditionally designed rivage was designed to emphasize the death benefit. Anyone as little as possible. Try right when you look at that and you're looking at purely as an investment. It that maybe doesn't match up to some other things. But but honestly. I've seen some some workout there by by some folks we're actually can even show up to be better than some of the investments that are out there will in nelson's book i'm gonna just tell you that he uses a couple of examples one with the twins and one with the equipment financing and if you look at this over the long haul. I'm just telling you does it. Outperforms the market It outperforms inflation. And what's interesting when you when we read nelson's book the examples in the book aren't even designed they are anonymous is the cash value more which is how we will design for. That's correct. Why did he do that. Well the reason why he did that was he wanted to make sure people knew that it would work. Even if the policy wasn't designed properly. Yeah so so. If it's designed traditionally to emphasize have been and and pay his little into it as possible there some debate amongst people whether it would be better to do that versus mother things but when you start factoring in that policy could be designed to deemphasize the death benefit and you could emphasized the cash value portion of it and then you introduced the whole concept of using it for banking financing your financing. Needs in your life. There is no comparison. There's not so one of the questions that we always ask people right this very minute. If what is more important to you. Cash or life insurance death benefit. What are they all say. Cash every single time. So what if there was a program out there you could put money in and have access to it income tax free all along the days of your life. Okay so we need cash from right now till the day we die we only death benefit one day and we can show you through the program through abc through the policy. That if you did this all along your life not only. Would you have access and be able to utilize the cash is flowing in and out of your money. But at the time of year death you'll end up having two three four five times more death benefit than what you could purchase right now. phrase it is So many of us look at whether it's whole life for an investment or whatever we look at it as an either or right and really what this is about is a yes both. That's exactly right. If you really want to invest in the market or other types of things you can do that. But if you're smart you're gonna run your money through your ivy system. Get all the guarantees that they offer and then take loans against your policy and go do the stuff that you love to do exactly yeah. Great question I it's a hard one in our in our culture because so many of us have been told that whole life. Insurance is bad bad place to put our money but truth be told. It's actually the best place in the world to store money. It's foundational to a whole financial economic system for ourselves. It is
Life Success
"life" Discussed on Life Success
"Success legacy podcast. My name is chris. And i'm joined today with the founder of life. Success and legacy. Mike everett mike. Today i want to address one of the questions that was a huge stumbling block for me. When when sean. And i i were introduced to this concept of infinite banking and i got a whole nelson ashes book becoming your own banker and i read it multiple times pieces that really fit made sense to me but i had a mental block and that was because i had been that whole life. Insurance was the worst place in the world to put our money. We hear this over and over. So let's dig into that. There's a lot of people out there. A lot of financial people a lot of financial personalities that are out in the world that are saying whole life. insurance is the worst place in the world. Put your money. Why do they say that. Well if you go and you look at a traditional whole life insurance policy and the way. It's designed i. I really would tend to kind of lean towards what those personalities of said that whole life insurance is a bad place to put money. But if you go back a couple of generations right now and you think where did people put money before. 401k's and ira's became the traditional place to put the tax qualified plan ever came about. I'm gonna just terrier the only place most of those people in you're talking about my grandparents and migrate grandparents. They only had one place that well excuse me to They put it in whole life insurance programs policies right or they put it under the mattress at home. That's the only place that they did. But if you go back and you think like nelson does you think long term whole life insurance is the safest place you can put your money regardless of how it's designed but because of the way in which we go about reengineering the way the money is allocated in the policy it's the safest best place in the world and it's got more than anything with somebody would put their money in. Yeah i think for from my standpoint or at least how. I was taught to think about money. It's because whole life insurance Maybe traditionally designed rivage was designed to emphasize the death benefit. Anyone as little as possible. Try right when you look at that and you're looking at purely as an investment. It that maybe doesn't match up to some other things. But but honestly. I've seen some some workout there by by some folks we're actually can even show up to be better than some of the investments that are out there will in nelson's book i'm gonna just tell you that he uses a couple of examples one with the twins and one with the equipment financing and if you look at this over the long haul. I'm just telling you does it. Outperforms the market It outperforms inflation. And what's interesting when you when we read nelson's book the examples in the book aren't even designed they are anonymous is the cash value more which is how we will design for. That's correct. Why did he do that. Well the reason why he did that was he wanted to make sure people knew that it would work. Even if the policy wasn't designed properly. Yeah so so. If it's designed traditionally to emphasize have been and and pay his little into it as possible there some debate amongst people whether it would be better to do that versus mother things but when you start factoring in that policy could be designed to deemphasize the death benefit and you could emphasized the cash value portion of it and then you introduced the whole concept of using it for banking financing your financing. Needs in your life. There is no comparison. There's not so one of the questions that we always ask people right this very minute. If what is more important to you. Cash or life insurance death benefit. What are they all say. Cash every single time. So what if there was a program out there you could put money in and have access to it income tax free all along the days of your life. Okay so we need cash from right now till the day we die we only death benefit one day and we can show you through the program through abc through the policy. That if you did this all along your life not only. Would you have access and be able to utilize the cash is flowing in and out of your money. But at the time of year death you'll end up having two three four five times more death benefit than what you could purchase right now. phrase it is So many of us look at whether it's whole life for an investment or whatever we look at it as an either or right and really what this is about is a yes both. That's exactly right. If you really want to invest in the market or other types of things you can do that. But if you're smart you're gonna run your money through your ivy system. Get all the guarantees that they offer and then take loans against your policy and go do the stuff that you love to do exactly yeah. Great question I it's a hard one in our in our culture because so many of us have been told that whole life. Insurance is bad bad place to put our money but truth be told. It's actually the best place in the world to store money. It's foundational to a whole financial economic system for ourselves..
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"life" Discussed on The Frug Life
"Today. I wanted to talk to you a little bit about life insurance. What is life insurance while life. Insurance is a type of insurance. That pays you if you die. Now you might ask mr frugh. Why would i want money. F- i'm dead and of course. The answer is to pay the boatman that will fare you into the afterlife. Okay that's a joke. That's not really the answer. Really the money isn't for you at that point. What it really has to do is with your current financial obligations. Let's say you have a spouse or a spouse and children or some combination of that if you have a mortgage on your home and there are people depending on your income from your job to pay that mortgage. if you're dead. You cannot work and so your family will perhaps need money from another source. The last thing you would want is for your family to be kicked out of their home. Because you aren't there to pay the bills so in addition to mourn your death your loved ones are homeless one possible source. You could look to to help alleviate. This issue is life insurance now. There are a few types of life insurance. This episode isn't going to be a comprehensive. in fact i want to keep it pretty high level i think there's a lot of nuance that goes into life insurance. That might be better in a powerpoint or a diagram or visual median. So you can see the different types of policies and compare them. But i think here still at a bird's eye view we can get some great value in talking about the different types of insurance so the type of insurance you might wanna get really depends on what issue you're trying to solve or in other words what risk. You're trying to ensure against the first question to consider is. Is this risk one. That will go away with time or one that will remain with you until you die for example if you have a mortgage on a house and you will pay it off in twenty years in twenty years. There's no problem anymore in the meantime though if you dye your spouse and children will have to pay the mortgage instead. You don't want to leave your family with huge financial burden so you may want to pay for life insurance while you have this debt so this is a temporary risk. That will go away in time for this situation. You might consider term insurance term. Life insurance lasts a period of time. Between ten and thirty years generally and it generally has the highest payout on death for the lowest cost or the lowest premiums. I should say in another example though. Imagine you are a wealthy land owner and when you die. Your estate will have to pay significant estate taxes. You want your children to be able to actually inherit their childhood home rather than before i to sell it. This is a financial burden that is linked to your it death and it will not go away in this situation. You might want to consider a form of permanent life insurance. This is the other major type. It doesn't have a set length of time. You can keep permanent life insurance as long as you pay policy in essence though if you require a death benefit you may need to consider permanent life insurance. But let's talk more details about that in just a bit. when you're old and your term life insurance expires. It might be very expensive to renew it with a new policy. You can also buy term life year by year but it is typically pretty expensive and you always have the risk of them increasing the rate dramatically as the risk of you actually needing your term life insurance goes up your rates. Go up as well imagine getting sick near the end of your policy term. Well when you go to renew your insurance you may find that it is now cost prohibitive to buy a new policy that as you actually need your life insurance to pay out it no longer financially makes sense to buy it so that's why term life is good for a set period of time right. If you need life insurance for twenty years with term you can buy life insurance for twenty years but if you actually die in twenty one years and you still need life insurance will you might be a problem because when you develop that health condition in the twentieth year and half to renew your insurance it may be very expensive to renew it and this is all a high level view. I'm sure there's laws nuances to how companies are allowed to increase rates for people who have illnesses. I'm not an attorney. This is not advice. This is not financial. Advice is just general information. I'm not a life insurance salesperson. Either all right. Let's get back to the topic though whole life. Policy rates do increase with age. So the premiums you pay do increase with whole life as well whole life is type of permanent life insurance with permanent life insurance. There actually is more than just insurance at play though one way to look at it also is as a vehicle for investment however i think permanent life insurance is typically one of the last vehicles for investment. I might consider if you max out your 401k. You max out your ira you max out your hsa you max out your five twenty nine plan and you still have significant cash leftover that you want to do something with your in a probably a fairly high tax bracket you may wanna look into permanent life insurance as it does have a cash value aspect to the plan which can grow tax deferred. Pay your premiums for permanent life. Insurance part of the premium actually goes to pay for the insurance but the other part goes into the cash value of the policy. There may be a rate of return on the cash value of the policy. In fact there's a bunch of sub types of insurance that are all a little different. Each subtype gives a different return. Some may be linked to the stock market in a way and give you some percent of the upside of the stock market and not some of the downside. I think we talk about this. A little in the episode on money mastered the game but this return might be fixed or set or variable. there's a lot of ways it can be calculated.