The poorest nation in the world is procrastiNATION. The richest nation in the world is imagiNATION. The best part is you get to choose your citizenship. Tom Ziglar episode artwork

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The poorest nation in the world is procrastiNATION. The richest nation in the world is imagiNATION. The best part is you get to choose your citizenship. Tom Ziglar

from MisUnderstanding Dementia Podcast · host Michael Chua

This is Dr. Mike Chua, physical therapist and certified dementia practitioner and yes, I am your alternative career coach. I haven't been going live on my own personal page but I've been very busy with my group called alternative careers group for the rehab professionals. Well anyway, first of all, I'd like to say hi and hello to all my friends. They're here in the States, in the Philippines, and all over the world. Second, yesterday I went to state training to be a provider for the department of intellectual disabilities. So basically, we're going to be providing therapy services to the intellectually disabled people here in Tennessee, I had to train to be trained and instead of me training people, I was the one being trained. But it was such an exciting day for me yesterday.   There were diverse people there, there was an African, American guy, the actual trainer is from India and it was just a diverse culture and at one point, I told somebody in that group that I came from a poor country. And just this morning, I saw a post from Tom Ziglar, one of the guys that I follow. He's really an awesome guy, the son of Zig Ziglar. And he said, we live in two nations, the poorest nation is not your country. The first nation is the Procrasti-NATION and the richest country is actually the Imagi-NATION. I hope you get that thing there.   We are not from a poor country. I came from the Philippines. We are technically not from a poor country. And here in America, they say this is the richest country in the world or this is not the richest country in the world. It is actually Imagi-NATION, I hope you got that. If you are continually procrastinating, guess what, you're going to be really poor; poor in your finances, poor in your mind, poor in your health, poor in everything. But if you have that imagination, you're imagining all the time, you're trying to level up yourself. You're trying to be better. You're trying to be awesome. Guess what? Guess what? Guess what? You're going to be the richest person in the world. That's my special challenge for today. You can choose your nationality, you can choose your citizenship, just like what Tom said. Choose to be in that Imagi-NATION citizenship. I hope I make justice in that hole there.   Alright, have a great day! Be Awesome. Be great, Be excellent.

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