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Sep 7, 2016 18 min

098 – Walk In A Blizzard

from Being A Better Man Hosted by Alf Herigstad

Walk In A Blizzard… Story Time with Alf is here! Every Wednesday I regal you with a story from somewhere in my unusual and interesting life. It could be funny, sad, serious or disturbing, the important thing is that every story has a lesson. Even though these are my stories, you can apply these lessons to your own life, or perhaps they will remind you of your own similar story and the lessons you learned from it. Either way, you should be entertained. As you listen I really want you to consider your own stories, when did you learn these lessons? Can you remember? Sometimes digging up your own past can have great benefit, especially if you are made to remember that one singular moment in time when you learned something vital. It’s almost like learning it all over again. That…is the purpose of these stories. In fact, I think there is nothing quite so human as the hearing and telling of stories. It’s how our ancestors conveyed critical information from one generation to the next. The stories told around campfires the world over are what eventually shaped our species into what it is today. Today’s story, called Walk in A Blizzard is about a time where I learned the importance of human kindness and hospitality. Check out our Sponsor Audible.com! Go to http://www.beingabettermanpodcast.com/book to download your free audio book and start your30 day free trial. FACEBOOK LINK: https://www.facebook.com/bettermanpodcast/ //

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