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Episode 263 - To Thine Own Self Be True · Positively 365: Inspire, Motivate, Support

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  Podcast Jos nothing else inspire you. Possibly an engineer dies and mistakenly gets sent
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  to Hell. At first, he is in shock he wasn't supposed to end
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  up here. But then he starts to look around and notice things. Everyone
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  is always so crouchy because of the heat, so he faces ear conditioner and
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  they're always four because there's nothing to do, So he faces the cable balks
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  slowly but surely. He starts to make improvements until God finally realizes what's going
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  on. So God goes to Satan and says, hey, I think you
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  and our guy we're going to fix this mistake. Satan says, I don't
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  think so. We like him here. It's about time things were improved out
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  here, he's saying. God starts to get frustrated and says, hey,
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  if you don't give us our guy back, I'm going to have to sue
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  you. Satan laughs and says, where do you think you're going to find
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  a lawyer. We can let the circumstances and situations of life knock us around.
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  Through it all, we should be true to who and what we are
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  in a world full of noise and distractions. Staying authentic to who we are
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  can be a challenge, but it is also so the key to finding fulfillment
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  and happiness. Join us as we explore the importance of self discovery, authenticity,
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  and staying true to our values. We will talk about this in this
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  week's episode of Positively three sixty five, but first we have our trivia question
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  of the day. Are you ready for it? Here it is who was
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  the first woman conducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. We will
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  have the answer when we come back. Hey, they're amazing listeners. As
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  we continue our journey of spreading positivity and inspiration through our podcast, I want
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  to take a moment to express my gratitude to each and every one of you.
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  rape and subscribe. Keep shining your light, and now back to our show.
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  Do you know the answer to this week's tribute question? The question was
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  who was the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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  The answer Aretha Franklin. When the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opened in
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  nineteen eighty six, there were ten inductees, but all of them were male.
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  Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul, became the first woman inductee the
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  following year, nineteen eighty seven. A year later, the Supremes We're inducted
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  as a group, adding to the female contingent. In nineteen ninety one,
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  Laverne Baker became the second female solo artist inducted, and Gina Turner also added
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  in partnership with Ike. Now, you know, in a world that is
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  constantly bombarding us with expectations and pressures, staying authentic can feel like an uphill
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  battle. But here's the thing. Embracing our true selves is not only liberating,
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  but also essential for our overall well being. Think about it. When
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  we deny who we are, we're trying to fit into holes that aren't meant
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  for us. We end up feeling disconnected and unfulfilled. It's like a mask
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  that doesn't quite fit, hiding our true essence from the world and ourselves.
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  But when we have the courage to feel back those layers, to embrace our
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  quirks, flaws, and unique qualities, magic happens. We step into our
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  power, living life on our own terms, unapologetically and authentically. So let's
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  make a pact today to honor our truth, to listen to our inner voice,
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  and to live in alignment with our values and desires. It's not always
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  easy, but it is worth it because when we show up as our true
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  selves, we invite others to do the same, creating a world filled with
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  authenticity, compassion, and genuine connections. So stay true, stay you,
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  and decided to take it out of the fire. When he did, the
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  snake vicim. The bite caused a cruciating pain. The man dropped the snake
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  and the reptile fell right back into the fire. The man tried to pull
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  it out again and again the snake vicim. Someone who was watching approach the
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  man and said, excuse me, but don't you understand that every time you
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  try to get the snake out of the fire, it's going to bite him.
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  Why are you being stubborn. The man looked at him and replied,
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  the nature of the snake is to fight, but that's not going to change
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  my nature, which is to help. So with the help of a metal
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  pole, the man took the snake out of the fire and saved his life.
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  The moral here do not change your nature simply because someone harms you.
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  Do not lose your essence. Only take precautions. Worry more about your conscience
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  and your reputation. Your conscience is what you are, and your reputation is
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  simply what others think of you and what other people think it is not your
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  problem, it's theirs. If you're twining us today, please consider taking the
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  time, Positive Today, every days? Was you