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NOTE:  Having children is NOT a requirement to laugh with Sar, CRex, and Ash as they problem solve how to enjoy living despite setbacks!

WARNING:  Episode may cause serious laughing out loud.

The saying "I would die for my children" is often expressed with a sense of valor and sacrifice, conveying the depth of parental love. However, the harder question is, "Are we willing to live for our children?" This is a different kind of commitment—one that requires consistent effort, lifestyle changes, and, at times,  a level of discomfort.

Throughout the episode, they laugh their way through the trials of hard knocks of their own lives as they maneuver through the more rewarding approach to living for their children.  Sar, CRex, and Ash remind listeners that while they may not have all the answers, the effort to prioritize their children’s well-being and lead by example is what counts. They leave the audience with a mix of inspiration and humor, encouraging parents everywhere to embrace the journey of living for their kids, one step at a time. 

So, grab your headphones, sit back, and prepare for a rollercoaster of heartfelt chuckles as Sar, CRex, and Ash talk about their own foibles trying to lead healthy lives, all while raising a glass (of water) to the art of living fully for their children.

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Evangeline discusses the challenges she has worked through to move to another country due to the political unrest in her homeland.  She talks about, in no particular order:

1.  the cultural adjustment

2.  employment decisions

3. living arrangement hurdles

4. the emotional aspect of separation from her family

5. the economic factors that are the result of her decision to relocate.

She has overcome many challenges to settle in this new country and has adjusted to her situation to the point that she now feels at home there. Evangeline has had an amazing journey in making a huge life change!

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In this episode of Can We Success?, join us as Sar and CRex and embark on an enlightening exploration of success and some of its meanings. We take a look at what defines success and some ways it can be achieved.. Our conversation takes unexpected turns as we explore different aspects of the word.

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Is there any reason to choose a path of discomfort when faced with a decision to do something that is not easy? That is the discussion for this episode - discomfort and why choose it?

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Sar and CRex discuss the topic of "change" and what it means to each of them. Also, the discussion includes ways to cope with change, but it is not a complete list.

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Sar and CRex discuss an article that stated in the subtitle that one only has a single healthy birthday after the age of 65. Some time after this episode was recorded, Julie was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer.  Oh, the irony...

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Sar and CRex discuss their understanding of intuition and explore ways intuition could show up in their lives. Or not. As usual, they do not answer the question after a robust discussion.

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Madi talks about labels and how they apply to her, or don't apply to her. She talks family, mental health, and how some children in Rwanda  helped shape her future.

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Madi attempted suicide at a point in her life. She is so grateful she survived. We discuss what it is like to hear people talk about suicide and the stigma surrounding it since she is a survivor from her own attempt.

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