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The weekend is a time for a little change of pace and that's what we do in 20 minutes to help entertain you, perhaps inspire you, and maybe even be helpful to you. I am the old man and I do sing along with Frank Sinatra and there's some very good reasons I do and I think they might be helpful to you. So join me for about 20 minutes and I'll tell the story and let Frank sing the song,
And whether you liked or disliked Rush Limbaugh is not important. In fact he knew that one of the secrets to success is to have a lot of people who do both. And whether you like him or not you can learn a lot from him. And he wants me to be a bit provocative yet profoundly true with his statement, "all of life is show prep." And in 15 minutes I'm gonna teach you something brand new about life and perhaps what you can learn from being on the radio.
I want to get your attention I want you to listen. Thanks to a new article by a gentleman name Peter Rex we find out some of the truth about Silicon Valley and the people who work there.
And those stupid people think religious folks are dumb and stupid... That's not true, and with your permission here are some powerful and profound truths about what happens because of the people who work there and most importantly the people who are in the lead there.
Today millions of people will watch TV commercials that cost millions of dollars. Most of the companies who pay for these commercials will lose money, they will not even begin to pay for themselves. They are "vanity projects." Let me tell you why they probably won't work, but then I'll tell you how they could work and what they may be trying to do and you can learn how to actually do your own Super Bowl commercial for your company, even just for you, it's an interesting idea
Thank you for your time this Sunday evening and with your permission I'll tell you a little bit about the power behind what I call a Sunday Night Meeting. Makes for a far better Monday. And then may I ask if you are a professional or a prodigal? For me the answer is yes. And I think the prodigal became an entrepreneur. So some Sunday night story time.
It was right in the middle of an old western movie. A man decided that he just wasn't up to being brave and ready to defend what he believed in anymore, and when someone noted their disappointment, he simply said, Remember me as I was," It immediately hit me in many ways. Obviously it might be a very sad thing, but maybe it could also be a good thing. Well I think it's vital that we understand that this is more than an interesting idea it is a challenge as how we can best live our lives.
In our program just a few days ago I talked about my wife Karen who because what has happened to her name in popular culture she's thinking of changing her name. And if you'll go back and listen you'll find out it's a rather interesting program and they said we're gonna talk about changing names. Well let's start with a very famous man, and let me tell you the story with my friend Bob about the name behind Dr. Martin Luther King jr
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