Dear Andy I hope this finds you. I just wanted to say, You have been one of the most influential people in my personal life, business and family. We was introduced to you through the Yeager community in the 90’s, and your training, your thoughts, your integrity, and values have had one of the greatest influence on me. In complete gratitude, I say thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes, our own imagination and thoughts can work against us. We need to recondition our minds daily to focus on what matters most. Walking wisely, but relaxed as well, so that we don’t get overwhelmed. Taking it only one-day-at-a-time. Living in the moment.
A topic close to home. I feel much of the same apprehension Josephine does, but this is something I have to keep in mind. My wife lives in constant fear of our kids getting snapped up in our town; they don't get to be out of sight or away from home at all. This is in stark contrast to how I was raised in the same town; "go out and play, come back before dinner," and then we would ride bikes across town to a state park. The rate of kidnapping in this town is 1 child over the past 30 years. The fear of that event is real, but the threat isn't. However, that fear keeps our kids, and their mom, prisoner. "Fear does not come from the Lord." The more in tune you are with Him, the less fear will have a place in your life. I don't say that lightly or from a preachy standpoint; it is a struggle to get there. But the more time you spend with His thoughts, the less time you have to spend with your own fearful ones.
Gregory… Thanks for the note. Ya know, this subject you raise would be a good one for us to talk about on THE PROFESSIONAL NOTICER. Would you mind sending this in (theprofessionalnoticer@andyandrews.com) with the longer paragraph above? Add a couple of questions and let me see what I can do. Your wife is not alone in those feelings…
Hey Andy; It was great to visit with you the other evening, I got the sense that we are kindred souls. Don’t you just love a good puzzle. Tag up when you get a chance to be in Kentucky. I’m just the Storyteller Buck
Dear Andy
I hope this finds you.
I just wanted to say, You have been one of the most influential people in my personal life, business and family.
We was introduced to you through the Yeager community in the 90’s, and your training, your thoughts, your integrity, and values have had one of the greatest influence on me.
In complete gratitude, I say thank you🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yes, our own imagination and thoughts can work against us. We need to recondition our minds daily to focus on what matters most. Walking wisely, but relaxed as well, so that we don’t get overwhelmed. Taking it only one-day-at-a-time. Living in the moment.
Good thoughts. Thanks Lisa!
A topic close to home.
I feel much of the same apprehension Josephine does, but this is something I have to keep in mind. My wife lives in constant fear of our kids getting snapped up in our town; they don't get to be out of sight or away from home at all. This is in stark contrast to how I was raised in the same town; "go out and play, come back before dinner," and then we would ride bikes across town to a state park. The rate of kidnapping in this town is 1 child over the past 30 years. The fear of that event is real, but the threat isn't. However, that fear keeps our kids, and their mom, prisoner.
"Fear does not come from the Lord."
The more in tune you are with Him, the less fear will have a place in your life. I don't say that lightly or from a preachy standpoint; it is a struggle to get there. But the more time you spend with His thoughts, the less time you have to spend with your own fearful ones.
Gregory… Thanks for the note. Ya know, this subject you raise would be a good one for us to talk about on THE PROFESSIONAL NOTICER. Would you mind sending this in (theprofessionalnoticer@andyandrews.com) with the longer paragraph above? Add a couple of questions and let me see what I can do. Your wife is not alone in those feelings…
Love this!! Thanks for the inspiration!!
Hey Andy;
It was great to visit with you the other evening, I got the sense that we are kindred souls. Don’t you just love a good puzzle.
Tag up when you get a chance to be in Kentucky.
I’m just the Storyteller
Buck
Thank you Andy.
Thank YOU!
Im at min 18 and I believe that this video is total loss of time. Taking into consideration that The Noticer is my favourite book.
Someone can live in West Virginia twenty years. When they first meet people they are asked, "Yall ain't from around here, are ya?"
Ha! Yeah, I get it. 20 years is not long enough to be considered a “local” in Orange Beach either!