008 – The Walnut Tree
from Being A Better Man Hosted by Alf Herigstad
BIG NEWS! (added 04/18/18) The content from 193 episodes has yielded a product! Not every episode, but from the Wednesday stories I tell that have a lesson attached to them. It has been compiled into a book called, Forging A Man ~ A Collection Of True Tales, And The Lessons Wrought From Them. It will be available in both eBook and print form, the print copy will make a fine gift as well. Here is a link to my author page, if you only see one book, that means the print copy isn’t available yet, but it will be soon. Oh, and please remember to leave a review on Amazon, because that makes it more visible to potential readers. Thank you so much! (GET THE BOOK HERE) Welcome, to another installment of story time with Alf, today’s story is The Walnut Tree. As usual with Wednesday’s episodes…there are no regular show notes. But, I will remind you that I really love getting feedback, of any kind. So comment on this episode and others, send me your show ideas here, go to iTunes and rate and review the show, or do the same at stitcher if that is what you use. Subscribe to the program so you get all the new episodes. Join the email list!!! You can also just write to me at [email protected]. Why do I want you to engage? Because, your engagement is what will make this podcast sink or swim ultimately. And, it just makes me feel good to know people are listening and to hear what you are getting out of it. I hope you enjoy the story. Now go be better men today, than you were yesterday…I’ll do the same. Alf Herigstad
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This is the 2nd Wednesday installment of Story Time. Story time is a deviation from the usual Being A Better Man format. During Story Time Alf tells one of the many stories from his life, it is these stories that ultimately comprise the sum total of the Being A better Man philosophy. At the end of every story Alf will discuss what the lesson learned was...the "moral" of the story, and how we can all apply that to our current mission of being a better man today, than we were yesterday.
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