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great people a lot on the show, and I was brush my teeth after lunch, trying to be a good name. Community member, an idle How does happen. I'm so excited you're tellin. The sis is never happened. Never I grabbed a too of hair jail and brushed my teeth, with hair Joe, how long was it in your mouth before I was it like? A half a second, an eighth of a second, a tenth of arms, still struggling with my taste and smell. So I was thinking this is right and then I thought George Camel put a trick army, so you had that thought while still rush out here. It's just not right to have any doktor degrees. You have Africa, we don't do taste, testing and grad school. This is hardly in highly distracted it as I keep criticising because, honestly, that feels like that, something that I would do but we're Keeping an eye on you folks, because I'm a half worry that any moment James. He kills over because I'm pretty sure there's a warning on the Hare gel bottle which, by the way whose here Joe was it.

And who uses hair gel still? Will we do here share in office with a we share, a dressing room with George Campbell? That's a whole new here products back there there's a hairdresser back, there's all thing, but I thought you can blame it on tape. That's another ship Dave is not a hairdresser guy believe in and if he's not a hairdresser anyway, I hope he makes it through the rest of the hour. I don't think you're supposed to have that in your mouth, its guy you're, a girl, I'm sorry, wait. Listerine Anna think we're good luck, but is not great arrogant, are to the funds we go. Will keep an eye on him. Folks, I think he's gonna be all right, Angela Choices and Lexington Turkey, Angela. How can we help. I think he owes partaken. My comp actually hope in May Can you beyond their shouted? A businessman question is specifically for you for you and I work with some young adults. Young adults will be all the older than I call them all. Kids.

And I am trying to make sure they can kind to stay away from. And things because I don't want them I'm listening was, but I have no graduate. I've been going. You know their lives as a doctor. I am and though I hear on it, and how you doin Kyler mathematical, she's been spelled those boys careers in and like their purpose, life, and things like that, you know I'm betting A library budget Gay candor was them alone I wanted to ask both questions so that I can you can you give them a better idea of what they want? Those future spoke. What gets done when Ivan Ideas bandeau in summer you think I'd just cause. You know my dad.

So let me give you a very basic set of questions. That really is it's the whole methodology that that I teach in his house, gets clear, and this is how we take this big giant idea of purpose. It seems so intimidating and so mythical as a hard to figure out and we simplify it the questions. What do they do best? What do best as talent. Every person on the planet was born with talent. They'll acknowledge that so we wanted begin to have some fun conversations. Whether must not make this big career rain had conversation. Take the pressure off of young adults because they don't have a ton of life experience. So we just our talk about what do you do best heart kill, saw skilled right so for one person, might be really gifted artists, they write. Another person might be very good mechanically. What do they do best? That's a hard skill, then the saw skills otherwise known as people skills, so you ve got. Skills and people skills? What do they do best this The question is: what work do you? of to do now again the younger the person, the

the more. spoliation they're gonna have to do on this question because I don't have tenure, of work. Maybe they don't. You have a degree yet, as you ve talked about, they don't have a major southern still trying to figure it out. But what work today to do, and I would break it down the task and function you don't you think doing work one day work. Did you think might be enjoyable or even in high school. If you begin to wonder about- or he saw somebody else do something he saw them career day, even as an eighteen. Eighty one that initially we want to begin at the conversation say what kind you think you would enjoy doing just the task. Or the role itself and then finally, what reason, Do you wanna put out in this world all work create result, so This is fun for somebody young, because now We get away from career titles we get away from past. We just go what contribution we you like to make to the world through your work and there's there's a three part question within this again. I'm hit me with a lot of questions, but this is the area

these questions allow people to make everything personal, and so they dig who the people they most want to help gonna think of the people we want to help. They can also identify this. What's the problem they have or the desire that have doesn't always have to be a problem could be a desire, a nineteen year old could say- and I want to help will it have a desire to look beautiful I could turn into a whole career as detention Harry Adobe, whatever make up whatever clothing designer so personal trainer, personal trainer, so we're looking at her the peace I most want to help the problem or desire those people have in it the solution to that problem or desire that I most get fired? about now, when we start talking about that. Third little part: the solution to the problem of the desire, Vinnie ideas about occupation, begin to cut a surface and, more importantly, what I'm giving you here? conversation starter at dinner, conversation return.

These conversations over and over haven't Real answers have been talk to men and women there that are doing the work that they're gonna, throw it out. There is, may bees- and I think, the young, that you can get him think about this and exploring and discovering and talk the others? That's gonna be really good, and I would point out to our get clear career settlement, gotta Twentyman, assessment online, that if your night in eighteen. Ninety you're still gonna get some good from it. Even if you got a lot of work, experience and get that a rapid solutions, dot com and that's a wonderful tool that will give them a purpose statement, working Purpose David, it's on a stone, but they can begin to have a more detailed conversation, scrape deaf. So I to call and enjoy your you, you, you were in the education industry, part of the thing that I think. I'm trying to fight.

Traditional education model. This comes from culture, and parents and parents are gonna, get it from culture. Is that were sending kids off to colleges that have massive amounts of pressure to pick the right major ad disfigured all out and get the absolute best job right about a college. I get that there's nothing wrong with that. To me it we're we're eliminating the scullery that I think, needs to happen from eighteen to twenty. One and just dive in deep on simple of a conversation it. Oh, I remember. My son was in the first grade there talking about college you're gonna go to answer. To me. I think He is learning numbers. Do right what it right. I was thirty five. I do not want to do with my life back. You know I mean so the pressure we put on,

four major six to which its banana, so that little simple process is just about right away. What you just said about our people look their best. You can become a chemist. You can create the waiter of equipment. You can run a Jim. You there's a thousand ways to solve that problem. That's exactly right! Good stuff! I folks privilege eighty five five two to five is another recalls. Covenant access is the re I've huge news. Our Ramsay trusted friends at simply say have just launched their new wireless outdoor security camera. That's right, porch thieves have nowhere to hide plus its easy to set up and its rechargeable and right now, go to simply say, have direct, not come and get twenty percent off your entire new system, and, first month of monitoring service free when you in rural and interactive monitoring that simply

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this. I'm a minister and I work in a non profit organization. My question has to do with this. You guys ever have unequal swearing in your boyfriend, solutions other christian culture, because I am here, you guys use a lot of grazes and what not so I can use a language that so when I say at Durban, heart. You know exactly what I'm talking about my quest, it has to do it. What is the relationship that any between having Servants are in say not promotion that Are you sure received being demoted, on the position that your lan, it's your employer, says yeah. This is this is what happened but You too have a servant charred about this. How exactly is that processed within.

That mode of changing go where the lines. How does that fit together? So you love now, so you were demoted in eight on a chair staff and and and they you need to handle. This was a servants heart out of here about possibly to be demoted sausages. I'm just trying to airlines about information I love you changes in administration above me, but but Are you being demoted. Allude entrant changes with folks above I don't know. I'm not exactly sure I mean to say is a running battle. Discipleship, I'm sorry is cutting gonna cost other tried do are going to different leadership direction. They dont the year not performing to the standards that they want. It saying a new, a new leadership team came in. or to it in writing.

And beyond it doesn't matter. What happened was basically and a stranger. position about me put The promotion for me to do a different jobs, Oh right now I run a whole. I run a whole. Ran from men guy? If I was to take this approach, he couldn't disposition. I would only I do one third of the work that I have that I was doing. I'm trying to be back just in case. I got it. Oh, it's a matter of my performance. I can assure you that this one person put forth is this idea that we can put this part year and then we can have for people do in case management, because, right now I just don't do case management. I do everything I teacher to turn a class.

I do so many different thing so, but you are being asked to do more work for less money, or are they just edging you out? I'm I'm I'm confused it at once I was trying to leave to specific ethnic does because of time constraints I got well. Ok, go ahead so well basically, there's a different problem. More quiet, go to for nine months after my programme a programme is six weeks La Mancha. Basically, says what caused the home. that's usually the directions on mental disorders, guy or a combination of both or other things for the next week's next week I take care of decide willing them telling them about crisis. An admin classes, addiction

as on many many different things, I hope and get all the things that need to be prepared for the net is so is ITALY there saying that we don't want to do those things anymore, but other churches saying we want to take your programme. and the next programme and put them together. Ok tell you no longer were run this programme, but you'll be a case manager. I am so very so right now I run the whole programme so early years, here's my take on your your initial question, John you way in but Earl it feels maybe left to me date at christian ease. I grew up in a church. I feel like I can say this You can have a servants heart, you should have a servants are. We should all have a servants arm, but still have a heart This is the motion and you don't like it and it's obvious and you don't have to like it now. you have to decide, though, is May this decision sounds like being made

got it aside Can I serve their? Can I get I hadn't heart right after ideal. this disappointment and do I feel like I'm supposed to be there too, I feel called to this particular place verses. I know the work that I love to do what I called to do. So I don't do. It sounds because the bottom line is feels conic. Crappy and you're going decide. Do I want to stay here because it is now don't leave because you're hurt. I think you need to leave if you feel like the work. I'm sorry, to be doing the work that I'm challenged by I'm not able to do here anymore, Sama, look elsewhere, but two your question as simple as form: you process that you can. servants heart still think it's pretty crappy you can you not arouse our jerk, be heartbroken and be angry and pissed off in framing the servants put your and our group always manipulates. Just nonsense, yachts! Manipulative nonsense! I hate their crap

the reality is that you can have all those feelings and experiences you till I have a blog, a treaty with dignity and respect, and you still have to do with reality. The reality is you really hard. This was your baby, you loved it and A new group of managers came in and said we're gonna we're going. Tracked everything together, move into different role and so heartbreaking hard. So- it feels personal lives, can be vulnerability. Shame all stuff and You gonna save a project, and ass with me and tell me that and I've got some decisions to make us from TAT. Are any more aware is more complex than that, but it's not. It is a double up the bridge, but you know that you don't have to not say you know or push back if there is some in and if an eye, in this year. I am to have been there to a hate pot.

If the decision has yet to be made and if they were just go and you need to handle civil servants heart there go, don't push back. Well, don't ask, questions to ask questions of you could still have a humble spirit. You can be civil and ask what The push back, but it just felt like to me it was a blanket statement that was just like hey dude. Here's the deal You don't get any say in this, which I understand leaders have to make decisions but to put don't kill her treasonous over it. Ass, it were made by you: will you make a business decision in a non profit? Then you wrap people's human reaction and make it a moral or spiritual issues. It arrives, be crazy, it's weapon isinglass! Thank you. It's a nice and kindness, its weapon icing the gospels weapon icing. Humanity! Don't do that feel like a business decision. Look at somebody say: I've worked really hard and we appreciate it we're going to different origin through an enemy throw a shot at leaders out there, don't you dare whether its

face organisation or not don't you dare tree people like crap and rapid and the flag of the cause of stupid. It's me I'll, fired up your Earl thanks I'll. Have it a great Wednesday in an Earl called God, you call man thanks a lot earl you get through this man. Do not let this decision in any way define treat people with dignity, respect rather than what is Johnny get com. This is the reality. Welcome back to the Ramsay show where we take your questions about your life, your body, your work relationships

so on and so forth? I am, can Coleman joined by my colleague, Doktor John Dolittle, taking your calls. It is a free phone call, Tripoli, eight to five five too you five triple eight eight to five five, two five and through the very heavy glass here in the studio in the lobby. I see John over there on the debt free stays. John welcome. Ok, it's gonna be here where you're from pets Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh awry all the way here to do a debt free screen. Yes, science, ass, a guy give us the numbers. How much did you pay off a hundred and eighty four thousand six hundred and seventy three dollars and how that take five years? How, while giving our age of income start fifty. Four. Six and right now, I'm too shy of ninety o talked that what would you do to get to the old jump in the pay well of hard work?

couple promotions prior job and then code was one of the better things that happen. I got followed for five months and laid off. To a notice, and now I have. their position, making a lot more money, a great culture and just contact So why regulation tat tree or that the income deftly goes up as you go? Yes, sir, you ve got a much bigger shovel. Add is a beautiful thing. I tell us the debt. What Canada returned, Ozma stood loans hundred eighteen, two of it was student loans. I had a g payment. I had a homemaker alone had to credit cards and then I had a medical bills, awesome homer pairs, I know

an earlier. Someone mentioned, the air conditioning went out. My also went out so not need, but are not want. I should say about worked out: why did you study a hundred eighteen thousand dollars worth of not as much as you, but my undergraduate is that you have friends relationship, not as you answer a diet of social life, real cool, John, a little bit who knew under rather than hospitality, from Penn State, in my masters degrees from Robert Moorish University with Human resource management. Ok, great! What are you doing now? I'm a corporate trainer. so for healthcare robotics company good, for you also while so five years ago you start this journey. What led but what was the he had a little moment if there was one my mom and I we we I've, been in debt, my life and I actually very fortunate. I gotta promotion, which was gonna, make me travel eighty percent of the time, so I really I said company we pay for eighty percent of my expenses, whereas on us

they coming from, and I learned of Dave, Ramsay and if the EU in two thousand twelve, and as you say I failed it, I didn't really really do. I did the barely even Dave issue and when I got the new job, I sat down my friend Kristen, and I ended up in a first client first budget, I had fifteen hundred dollars left over and I said where's this money coming from Alice August 11th, two thousand and sixteen- and I said where is this money coming from and she said you put it on paper before it happens in light bulb just it just went off, and I said I I need to do this. I don't have it opened up until that point and once it once. I did then, that much money left it yeah It's on it was crystal was a financial coach. She wasn't our first client and now she's full time was actually a for enrichment. Can we talked in John. You also pointed to me yesterday, so I remember your course. You got a little bit of emotion right there, yeah yeah thinking about what's coming from just its.

it's finally happened, you known and unknown there, and I can. I can now Do some things that I haven't really ever been able do like wind up while not worry for one that day as soon as I did, that budget I paid my first credit card off. It was nine. Ninety six dollars. I pay them, the next day, and I that for years I couldn't pay at twenty five dollars a month. I couldn't pay and I pay the next day and it just gloomy away. So not worrying about money was completely gone. I use every dollar every single day. I just bought both of your books back there by the way. That was a good decision. I want my her I hear was here was so and you know car those credit cards are cut up. I think only dream about there. I just since or some big old dreams. Aren't you poacher the top your dreamless you're, not dream of being there are close there. There are another close, their close. You know

I was an enrichment this week and want nothing things you talk about us go from here there and dreaming and having those goals set up and in its a lot. very high in my previous. Just do not have that money worry I m very fortune. I've had very people very fortunate, my life, to help me I like to have back some very involved. My rotary club and my Masonic Lodge so being Ella. Give back in that. You know, rages generosity to me as very important that's one of the things. I really am looking forward to doing and increasing as I move forward and and no it's kind of cliche enjoying life, but an some of the things that then I know I can do down the road and in helping people in some cool vacations I mean I want to buy and eighty two and eighty six gipsy J, seven all made hours- I did, I was able say I love the classic cars yeah. So that's one of my dream. Car so

And far too, some things like that will then material, but most of it is just being give back and have you at that moment where all your bills are paid and the Czech deposited and you staring at near online account. Have you had it prior to all those? When did you hit sit on your last payment? return. Ok, mothers, Bertha September September, tenth about two weeks ago. Ok, so you haven't. Had October checked at the whole thing lands and you don't know where to send it. Now you Adam it has a really it's all yours man, and here it is that's gonna, be a special moment. Very cool were proud, irrelevant irresolutely, so talk to people was the key in your mind. Your journey to get there number one is the budget I mention every. I use that all the time, even if we now using that find a way to do the budget stick to it, and and for me it's Carson motivation and having those accountability. Part. As my friend christen recoup row, she- and I talk very often when I'm struggling

I gotta listen all of you here. I listen the podcast every day and just gonna help me. I tear up lovin, guess good goosebumps wanna hear all the other debt free screams, there's one earlier. I heard and get some high five so that, for me, help keep me going a saint specially being single it nice to have that those accountability, partners in your life, friends and family, and in some people court called perfect strangers on a radio that I haven't? Mental recently talked about their story said to me: that's that's very important, while other do there's something the community area, raised other people are your emergency fund for life? Did you get involved in a class at some point in this journey as well? I took f p twelve. As I mentioned, and then I'm also coordinator another on starting October, did you take it again? Are you just gotta remembered it all? They were like I'm gonna make this happen. I just remember, and I still have all materials just just listening.

The pod cast a con helps remind me of that and then obviously coordinating basely taken. Yet again, so that's Austria! It like you for doing that. That is how I have listened to a lotta dead, free screams. I have I have and you ve got shells, some emotion and now you're standing there on the stage is a pretty big deal. Well, here's the deal we want to give you two things. I give you a copy of days book the legacy journey cassettes the next step in a chapter four you really about building legacy. Njord can have begun to detail how dreaming about how the hell the impact he's gonna change from your life because of your financial freedom, then really heavy copy of Dave's. While the best selling but total echo of red, a gift to somebody else and We were really really excited. She came here to do you know screw you ready to go you ve all my life? I've heard it all right here we go John, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania paid off a hundred and eighty four thousand dollars in five years, making fifty four thousand

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we go back to the ribs? Show America, where we talk about you, your life, where you want to be your hopes, your dreams, your challenges we are here for you, I'm can Coleman joined by my colleague, John Baloney, It is a free call for you to jump in Tripoli, eight to five five, two to five, that's Tripoli, two five five. New to five. If there's one thing John, twenty twenty taught us about is investing it's this. He can't do it alone. You need somebody in your life who knows the market better than you end up smart decisions. We both love. Do it yourself

Reality shows Ella, I'm always jealous of these folks. It could do anything themselves because I barely can just to get dressed and get our houses is a big feet for me, but when there's a global crisis, if you try to do it yourself and you invest in the wrong things, you get caught up in Trans, you gonna make rookie mistakes and if you build a poor LEO based on what you read on Red it. Oh my word, folks, Udall The unnecessary stress like in your life, so now Again, let your investments be at the mercy of some global crisis, get some people in your corner who know what they're doing text the word invest too three thousand seven hundred and eighty nine text. The word invest two thousand three hundred and thirty seven nine all right to the phones. We go billions, Montana wit is there Whitney? How can we help I have a question on her business. Everything ok I've been very happy checking help me that we started a year ago,

we started out with a ten thousand dollars in life. He understood you, in ITALY. We have sailor beam and then we ve got enough. The truck my Father you are I'm twenty thousand on. The trailer How do you get your truck here in talking here and there Thirty three thousand here. I want you to pay off the trailer Butch wondering if that's ok, Why would it not be a good idea we believe in paying off all dead? You don't wanna, be underneath that so no source in your crises, These are going, the tracking your boy, I'd thousands. looking

or do you definitely baby by relying on income on a personal business? Better thing, I'm DR joy to reverse the breakup Kate. you just gave me more reason? Why should not be leverage owing other people? Money You guys just started this thing: why two tracks ongoing, while the other one is down. Say you borrowed money for two tracks in a trailer one jesting, something happens to the other one, and so you Well, the first target date. I refer circular about that ten thousand dollars cash, for it is an old track that might breakdown

Ok, but if how much is it, how much does it cost you to fix? On average, you ve got some kind of track record here we can say well over the last three months we spent x amount of dollars on repairs to this truck daylight on both check over Oh I'm sorry did you say forty thousand for white, The report on the motors. Infringes on both of them. one why it never occurred. You occurred to you. To sell one of these trucks, ones broke down and were used in the other. so you don't even have the courage to fix the one that you own outright and my getting this right.

I know that one iota deliberation occasion. The one. Now we, oh, I wonder, is broke down here and we do not why is it so it Here's Whitney Allah Yove create big giant mess, and now you're spending pressure? energy press relational capital, precious money trying to solve, this mass, they are created. and now there are others is diagnosed with bringing its There is too much. Chaos in your world hung to have all these payments and all this. What we need to keep his when a case, thou and breaks down and then the one that you got as the emergency vehicles, the one that you spin and through, grand on it's a lot But to answer your original question: yes: cell, But these trucks pay

you're trailer, oh no body anything, either if it cost you a day or two in earnings just do it? ass, on what it costs to hold another truck with. any earnings against it. Your job the one that we owe you one broke down that's right, sell the truck, you're gonna have to you slow down you gotta back out of this. We have to fix this. You guys jumped into this thing and you had some mechanical problems. I get that. I mean that's Murphy's law. It happens you have so much else going on and that that little boy is everything to you guys. this truck in business Not the only way you can make a living, so I know your lot going on, but I want you to consider that way. Second, we're gonna have to circle the wagons as a family and go through this red a credibly.

Even understand what you're dealing with I couldn't, possibly unless I had walked through it, but I just know there's other ways for Yalta, make money, and if we have to press paws on the trucking company or we scale it back to the one that is Kenya, we're just gonna only do what we can do there. We have got to get stable and you ve gotta get this debt. cleaned up and you gotta get out of the same. You guys can always get back and you can always rape a back up, but do a cash like you did on the first her. I would sell that second truck, powerless trailer and you're gonna have an old truck that yours and if it ex down the only but any money in the gap and but right now it's not break down it's the newer one that you bought the insurance against the old one. It's breaking down on you and, like you said, you ve just had a tornado, get a bomb go off in the middle of your home, which is a really scary diagnosis, and this is going to take some Pretty clear thinking some simplification of a whole bunch of stuff, but has now?

can I get a real, clear picture of what matters in a jet little boy. Can set each one of the has another job. It's got health insurance. One of you got to stop the DRC. we have on the road everything changes. Now you are all different now areas you gonna sit down and say: where are we who are worried and then what's the little steps? Gonna be look like moving forward and please heroes? Neither one of us said Whitney that the DRC dead were saying, we're going to scale back or pause completely. We can get back on this thing You ve learned so many lessons from this, but yes get out a debt. Get this thing cleaned up, quick as you can will be another day. The storm is over you right now and you got a deal storm- and we don't need add any elements to the storm- spat in it is said heartbreaking. John. I mean it's it's hard to think really too get all this complexity, this business. Brand new business is still a baby business and all your baby

well down with something that just shocks everything the whole world shocks. I tend to over complicate things by I too, over plan for contingencies, which is a it's a fear of losing control then a good again. apple. Is you know how fifty different passwords for every log in and making sure those are all written over here and that password is of it and making everything so complex. That I can't function and. that's a simple obnoxious way, but They started also business. They dream guess- is somebody made fun of them about their old truck somewhat if that's, what you're, driving or that things can break down, you better, be ready, gonna, lose a big load, and so I got enough about in a year they went bought a truck they couldn't afford and then that's one broke down

things simple when you're starting don't owe people money, people don't understand how freeing that asked aunt em group of people around you to rally round sons, gonna be enough for the long haul, but

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