Are you ready to have a good day? With my very special guest Carter John!

About Aaron:
Dr. Aaron George Glover is an author, creator, and educator passionate about leading people to Jesus, creating with purpose, and inspiring others to shine brightly.

Books & Projects

•  📘 Be the Man They Need: A book for men who want to grow as husbands, fathers, friends, and leaders by learning from the life and example of Jesus. Available for purchase HERE
• 🦸 The Boom Squad: A faith-based children’s series designed to help kids grow in courage, character, and purpose. Available for purchase HERE 

Learn More

• Aaron's website: www.aaronglover.com
• The Boom Squad: www.theboomsquad.com

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One of the many benefits I have to taking my son to school every day with me is we get to talk about things pretty much every day. And one of the things I do is I always like to ask him questions to see where he's at what he's thinking, what's going through his mind. So I wanted to bring Carter in today, because everybody keeps telling me they love seeing him in the videos. So here he is, I thought I'd make the more important piece of the video today. So but hey, what's one of the questions that I asked you in the mornings before school? Are you ready to have a good day? Are you ready to have a good day? It's a really simple question. But let me tell you about it. The reason I asked that question is I'm trying to get Carter in a positive mind frame and a positive mindset for the day. Because think about it. It's a real simple question. You ready to have a good day? Let's flip it for a minute to see how the negative could be and how awkward that kind of feels. If I said, Hey, are you ready to have a bad day? How do you think that make you feel? Exactly. Nothing's happened in the day. Nothing's even occurred. But just the question itself, the question the things, the thoughts that we're thinking that we're asking ourselves, set us up for the rest of the day, and nothing's even happened yet. If I asked, Are you ready to go have a bad day? I'm going to be looking and expecting bad things to happen all day. But when I asked the question, are you ready to have a good day? You're looking and expecting for good things to happen. So here's my question for you. Are you ready to have a good day?