Impact

Episode 63 of the Frank's Unsolicited Advice podcast, hosted by Francisco Ferrer, titled "Impact" was published on March 9, 2021 and runs 14 minutes.

March 9, 2021 ·14m · Frank's Unsolicited Advice

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This weeks episode is titled Impact because of the passing away of a close friend of the family.  A man who not only was a husband, father, brother, mentor, teacher but an example of what a man should be.  Billy Parra passed away last week and his passing had many people on Facebook showing love giving him his flowers.  This had me thinking about our impact we leave in the world and when we think no one is watching there is always someone watching.  We are constantly impacting someone whether it is positive or negative there is an impact.  My prayers go out to the Parra Family in their time of mourning.  For all those people who have left their imprint in my life thank you. 

Episode Description

This weeks episode is titled Impact because of the passing away of a close friend of the family. A man who not only was a husband, father, brother, mentor, teacher but an example of what a man should be. Billy Parra passed away last week and his passing had many people on Facebook showing love giving him his flowers. This had me thinking about our impact we leave in the world and when we think no one is watching there is always someone watching. We are constantly impacting someone whether it is positive or negative there is an impact. My prayers go out to the Parra Family in their time of mourning. For all those people who have left their imprint in my life thank you.

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