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Koda's Tale: Lessons in Integrity
About this Episode
📚 The Sheer Joy of Reading Multiple Books
- Karen's Reading Adventures: So, I've got a confession, y'all! Despite telling myself I'll change this habit, I'm juggling five nonfiction books. It's a bit of a delightful chaos, but I absolutely love it. I can handle only one fiction book at a time but with nonfiction, the more, the merrier!
- Book Talk: I revisited an old favorite, "Chop, Wood, and Carry Water" by Joshua Metcalf. Chapter two, "Building Your Own House," struck me a chord. It got me thinking about how every little thing I do is like laying a brick in the house of my life.
- Story Time: Let me share the story of Koda, a character in Metcalf's book. He's a skilled architect who, over time, loses his passion and integrity. It’s a poignant reminder that the quality of our work reflects the quality of our lives.
- Reflections & Discussion: I recently had an amazing meeting with Beachy 101. We discussed how every action we take is like building our own life. Whether we're helping others or pursuing our passions, we're crafting our very own living space.
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- Living with Gratitude: I write down what I'm grateful for every day. It shapes my entire day with positivity. Remember, there are countless reasons to rejoice each day!
- Life's Echoes: Here's something I firmly believe in – how we treat others boomerangs right back to us. It's a constant reminder to live with kindness and compassion.
- Final Thoughts: As we close today's episode, remember that living with intention and kindness is key to building a better life. If you've enjoyed our time together, share this episode, and let's keep the conversation going on Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and Spotify.
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