The Relic Podcast

Thank you Jason.  Never forgotten.  

On the afternoon of 04/27/18, Jason was with friends and family by the river near Wolf Point when he saw two people struggling in the water. With no regard for his own safety, he jumped into the frigid river and attempted to save them. The other people made it back to shore, but sadly, Jason did not. The Missouri River was running high and fast, and Jason was unable to fight the powerful current. He quickly went under and disappeared.

It took tremendous courage for Jason to do what he did. The water that day was 42 degrees and Jason knew he wasn't a strong swimmer. He saw two people in trouble and simply did what he thought had to be done to help them. Jason was a true hero in every sense of the word.

Solo had his 8th birthday last week.  He deserves his own episode.

Continuing w/our discussion from last week.  We dive deeper into Anxiety, how it played out with us and how we deal with it.

As we know, life isn't all sunshine and rainbows.  We all have our struggles.  We aren't special.  But it's always better to have people by your side and knowing you aren't alone.

BeverlyAnn Marie...coming soon. Wanted to share a song I made for her, along with the lyrics/story behind it.

We can spend most of our lives "bulldozing" through life.  Putting our heads down and grinding it out.  As Eric said, "A lot of rewards for hard work and bulldozing, but it came at a great cost."  On this episode we talk about it.

A continuation of last week's episode. Pay attention to the little things.  They matter.

Life is a lot like putting together a Lego set. Every piece counts, especially the little ones. We need to pay attention to the details of life the same way we pay attention those little Lego pieces.

We all do it.  Some more that others.  For some it can work (for a while).  We often times get caught up in all the chatter that goes on in our heads.  Reacting to everything around us.  I do it.  What can help?

Got a lot of great feedback for part 1 and a lot of requests for a part 2.  So here it is.  Thanks, Eric, for joining me.