Seasoned Green Oak

If money were no object, what kind of car would you drive?  For Kevin, the dream car was a ’69 Camaro.  Join him as he explains how the pursuit of that dream taught him that the important things in life take time, especially if you do it right.

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Do you trust your instincts and play your hunches or do you need hard facts and empirical data before you act?  Too much of the first one can lead to rash decisions, and too much of the latter can cause you to miss out on valuable opportunities.  Join Kevin as he talks about how he learned to believe in himself and trust his instincts the night he won the lottery–almost!

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Whenever I see a car with a really bad paint job, I always wonder how and why it happened.  Does the car’s owner think that mismatched colors or an irregular finish looks better than bare metal or chipped paint?  Join Kevin as he describes how a broken Wagner power painter and his dad’s unjustified self-confidence led to an all night paint job.

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For most children, a visit to Grandma and Grandpa’s house involves some level of pampering, if not outright spoiling.  Unfortunately for Kevin, the periodic visits to stay with his grandparents in Maryland were completely devoid of any royal treatment.  Whether he was cutting the grass with a rusty, rotary mower or taking a wild ride to the grocery store with his visually impaired grandfather, the time was less than idyllic.  Join Kevin as he shares his introduction to exotic foods like poke and Horehound candy and his realization that tolerance, acceptance, and understanding have to start at home before we can show it anywhere else.

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“Let me buy your lunch.”  Whether we are on the giving or receiving end of the request, buying lunch for someone is a win/win.  Both parties feel good about it.  Unfortunately, a free school lunch wasn’t a positive experience for Kevin because his pink ticket marked him as a child of poverty and set him apart from his peers.    Bar codes and computerized programs may have eliminated the “pink lunch ticket” in schools, but the social divide still exists.  Join Kevin as he explains why it is important to build inclusive cultures and provide adults on staff who can help children living in poverty feel good about themselves and their school experience.

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It’s usually pretty easy to tell if an animal has been abused.  Whether it’s nervous pacing, averted eyes, or defeated posture, the body language indicates blows have landed and more are anticipated.  With people, the signs might not be quite as overt.  Join Kevin as he shares the story of an abused animal they adopted, and the valuable lesson he learned when the dog ran off.

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There is no denying that strong families make a child’s life better.  Unfortunately, nationwide, more than 463,000 children live in foster care.  Chances are, you know a child that is or has been placed in foster care.  In this episode, Kevin shares an emotional childhood story of when he and his sister were placed in a foster home.

Join Kevin as he shares how you can make something positive out of a deleterious event that has happened in your life.

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Rest areas dot the landscape along our numerous highways to provide a variety of necessary services to travelers.  In this episode, Kevin shares a particularly poignant childhood story where a rest area became a sanctuary for his family on a dark, scary night.

Join Kevin as he explains how commitment to your goals and telling your own story can become rest areas on your journey through life.

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How many of you remember robbing your piggy bank to purchase that special item you just couldn’t live without?  If you can remember doing such a thing, you must have had someone teaching you the importance of saving. A good role model helps kids discover the relationships between earning, spending and saving.  Many kids do not have role models showing them good spending habits.

In this episode of Seasoned Green Oak, Kevin shares the importance of financial literacy to keep you from shopping for shoes at the local skating rink.

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