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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2020 · 3 MIN

September,Hang On to Your dream

from Esosa Nwajagu Podcast · host esosa nwajagu

I heard a story about a couple in Southern California who lived in the foothills of the mountains. One day as they were hiking through a canyon, they noticed wild mushrooms growing everywhere. They decided to pick the mushrooms and take them home. They invited some friends over for a ''mushroom party.'' They sautéed the mushrooms, breaded them and fried them. They made mushroom omelets, mushroom salad and mushroom soup. They even concocted some mushroom deserts. After dinner, as all the guest gathered round the table, having a great time, the host went into the kitchen with the left overs. He had an old, lazy cat, so he decided to feed it with some scraps from the table. The cat gobbed up the mushrooms. Some time later,the host went back into the kitchen and found the cat lying on the floor, foaming at the mouth and panting for breath. He immediately pulled a call to get in the vetinarian, who advised him and his guest should get their stomachs pumped. The vet suspected that they had picked toadstools instead of mushroom. After going to the hospital and having their stomachs pumped, the people finally made it back home. They made their way into the kitchen, expecting to see their cat lifeless on the floor. Instead the cat was in the corner of the kitchen with a brand new litter of kittens! Can you imagine that!Have you ever felt this way?What they thought were death pains were in reality, birth pains! It's the 4th month and your dream might look like it's foaming in the mouth and panting for final breath,when in reality you're closer to giving birth to your dream than you have ever been.Hang on! God bless you. Story Adapted from Jetenzen Franklin's book: Take hold of your dream.

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