If the world says “you’re enough” and you don’t believe it, it doesn’t matter.
If you are the only person in the world who says “I am enough,” that’s all you need.
How you finish the phrase “I am” will change your entire life. Saying “I am worthless” or “I am stupid” speaks those words into existence.
If you don’t finish the phrase “I am,” someone else will fill it in for you. It could be your parents, your partner, or even your critics.
The truth is, you are special. You are loved. You are enough.
On this episode, I discuss this idea with a powerful and polarizing media personality: Glenn Beck.
Glenn Beck is founder of TheBlaze, a news and entertainment network, where he hosts The Glenn Beck Show. He’s a renowned American media personality, political commentator, and author.
Glenn has lived through a lot of tragedy in his life.
He has chosen to use all that he’s been through to get to where he is today. He’s not perfect nor does he expect anyone else to be.
Glenn makes the argument that we should stop making people into heroes or villains.
Learn all about Glenn’s journey and how he thinks about the bigger picture instead of getting outraged on Episode 698.
Some Questions I Ask:
- What’s good about “getting your teeth kicked in?” (11:49)
- Why did you hate yourself? (14:20)
- What’s the greatest adversity you’ve faced, and what did it teach you? (42:28)
- How does our country start to heal? (56:57)
- What’s the spiritual prescription you would give to humanity? (1:04:55)
- What can we learn from your book? (1:06:52)
In this episode, you will learn:
- Why Glenn Beck is thankful for his alcoholism (12:52)
- What Glenn Beck did that freaked out the president of CNN (16:26)
- The most important thing Glenn’s father told him (22:22)
- The story of his mother’s suicide (29:49)
- The game-changing moment of Glenn’s life (49:15)
- What a woman who saved a hundred people from Auschwitz told Glenn (55:09)
- Why conservatives and liberals can’t agree (58:56)
- The true story behind the Statue of Liberty (1:10:03)
- Plus much more…
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