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Episode 123: The Davidson Hang Podcast w/Dr. Barbara E. Milton Jr. (Heeding the Caregiver Call)

We had a deep conversation about Heeding the Caregiver Call: The Story of Barbara Ella Milton, Sr. and Alzheimer’s Disease Check out this episode if you want a heartfelt, warm, and if you want to be intentional about family planning. Barbara is a terrific partner with her wife Kay and she shares vulnerably about her…

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Conversations With God, Book 3: Embracing the Love of  the Universe by Neale Donald Walsch 

This book is truly inspirational. Not being a really religious person, I would say I’m highly spiritual in the sense that I do feel connected to every single human being, and when I’m in the mountains, the woods around bodies of water, such as Lakes, Rivers, and ponds etc. I do feel a connectedness to…

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Homeless to Billionaire: The 18 Principles of Wealth Attraction and Creating Unlimited Opportunity by Andres Pira, Joe Vitale 

These were my favorite passages from a book about laws of attraction combining it with action to reach your goals and dreams. “When you read his story, you will understand why this was something that Andres had to do for his mother. His ability to provide for her, in the end, was a significant experience…

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In Praise of Shadows

These were my favorite passages from a book that Tim Ferriss recommended called In Praise of Shadows by Junichiro Tanizaki. “The sun never knew how wonderful it was,” the architect Louis Kahn said, “until it fell on the wall of a building,” “reproduce the special character of our voices and our music. Japanese music is…

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Learning from history: Arthur Ashe’s biography quotes

“According to Arthur, these blunt questions provoked “tremendous discussions about oral versus written history, origins and legacies, and the similarities between black people the world over. Right or wrong, at the age of eighteen he had entered the world of ideas, an intellectual arena that would ultimately provide him with countless challenges and much satisfaction.”…

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Think and Grow Rich -The Legacy- How the World’s Leading Entrepreneurs Thought Leaders & Cultural

“Pay careful attention to your state of mind because it will act on whatever it is you focus on most.” “Never had she been so grateful for a simple ray of sunlight.” “The only thing over which he had true power were his thoughts. If he could control his thoughts, he could lead any life…

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Redefine Impossible

I am currently reading a book called iron Cowboy-Redefine Impossible by James Lawrence who is probably the best athlete of our time in the world. It’s funny I was at the doctor’s office the other day and they were talking about you can’t just run a marathon without training it. Well, technically that’s not true.…

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