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Let’s discuss some important words:
Regrets
Wondering
Wholesome
Sacrifice
Restraint
Self-Control
Struggle
Discipline
They all can help us understand and practice wholesomeness.
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Show notes? Nah. You don’t need ’em. Not for this episode.
Enjoy!
Randy
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Today’s episode is about something we’ve all experienced, often without realizing it at the time: not knowing you’re in trouble.
Not because you didn’t see the warning signs—but because you couldn’t, or maybe you wouldn’t. Pride, foolishness, selfishness—they can all blind us. And sometimes, the most dangerous trouble is the kind we don’t know we’re in.
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Why documenting your life may be the most powerful gift you leave behind
“When an old man dies, a library burns to the ground.” – African proverb
We spend our lives accumulating experiences, lessons, values, and insights — but how much of it do we pass on? Not the stuff — the stories. The moments. The decisions. The wisdom.
Your story is your legacy. And your family needs it more than you think.
We all come from a long line of stories, but too often they fade with time. Maybe your grandfather was a hard worker. Maybe your mother overcame something quietly heroic. Perhaps you have survived things your family doesn’t even know about.
When you document your story — even in bits and pieces — you create a bridge. A bridge between your past and their future. Between who you are and who they’re becoming.
And no, it doesn’t have to be perfect. Or polished. It just has to be yours.
Without your voice, future generations may only have fragments:
A photo with no context.
A family name with no meaning.
A vague sense that “Granddad was a good guy.”
But what if they could hear your words? Understand your decisions? Learn how you navigated heartbreak, failure, laughter, and faith?
What if they could know the real you?
That’s the kind of inheritance that lasts longer than money ever will.
You don’t have to write a memoir or produce a documentary. Start simple:
Record 10-minute voice memos, sharing key moments
Write short stories from your life in a journal
Use prompts like: “What’s the hardest decision I ever made?” or “What do I want my grandchildren to know about love, work, or faith?”
Create a timeline of your life’s major turning points
The key is to start. Perfection is not required. But your presence is.
Somebody in your family will face something you’ve already faced. They’ll need wisdom. They’ll crave connection. And when they find your words — your story — it will be like finding a flashlight in the dark.
And maybe, just maybe, your voice will speak into a moment you’ll never live to see… but your wisdom will.
That’s legacy.
And that’s leaning toward wisdom.
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Are you overwhelmed, overloaded, and constantly feeling behind? You’re not alone. Let’s explore the anxiety that comes from having too many responsibilities, too many projects, and too little clarity. Okay, more precisely, I’ll share with you my recurring sense of overwhelm in hopes it can help you with yours.
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