EPISODE · Mar 21, 2018 · 35 MIN
Episode 79 Interview with Diane Butterfield: Part 1 – You Can’t Choose What Happens to You, but You Can Choose How You Respond
from Love Your Story: Stories and discussions about personal growth, mindset and living with intention · host Lori Lee
Interview with Diane Butterfield – Part 1 You Can’t Choose What Happens to You, But You Can Choose How You Respond Welcome to the Love Your Story podcast. Today is episode 79, which starts a 2-part series of interviews with Diane Butterfield. I’ve given this story 2 episodes because it’s long, it’s intense, and around every corner, there is another twist to the plot, another funeral, another dragon to be slain. If you’ve ever thought life was not fair, well…you’re in good company with today’s interviewee… On her fridge, there’s a sign that says, “Fair is something you go to in the fall.” But one thing Diane is clear about is that while she is not in charge of what happens to her she is totally in charge of how she gets to act and react. Stayed tuned for the story. Tune into the podcast for her story of infertility, job loss, tragic car accidents and the loss of her children. But you’ll also hear about tender mercies and perseverance that inspires.
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Diane Butterfield's story wracked my heart. A woman who lives in Northern Utah with a sign on her fridge that says "Fair is something you go to in the fall." If anyone feels life has treated them unfairly, listen in to Diane's story for a staggering dose of tragedy and loss of half of her family, and the inspirational picture of how one woman chose, on purpose, how to keep going despite tremendous loss and struggle. I share her story because it illustrates a woman's journey through the darkest spaces and the choices to stand back up each time.
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Episode 79 Interview with Diane Butterfield: Part 1 – You Can’t Choose What Happens to You, but You Can Choose How You Respond
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