Visit with Grandpa

Grandpa is changing directions.  He is teaching everyone to be mentors for those with addictions.  He teaches what to do first when you start to mentor someone new.  As soon as you get good at these three simple tools, you'll become extremely helpful to your friends, family, and others.  Welcome aboard.  

If you are new, just jump right in with this episode.  You'll do fine.

Why do we struggle with accomplishing new goals?  Because we aren't connected to them.  Grandpa give you a tool to connect more quickly to new goals helping you jump start a new life.

This episode we add animals into the tool of connecting the short-circuits in our emotional wrecks to help us.  

After my car crash, I had some new thoughts and, I believe, inspiration from the Divine on how to connect our short circuited emotional wrecks.  I explain a new way to clean up emotional wrecks from the past so we can see them with logic and bring peace to them.  

Enzo, a Marine who served two tours in the Middle East, works with Grandpa to start towing away some of his emotional wrecks.  

In this podcast, grandpa explains the formula of success or reward is not brawn + brain = reward.  Grandpa explains that there are two multipliers that greatly enhance your success or rewards.  They are personal worth and your lenses you see the world through.

We have emotional wrecks from elementary school, junior high, and high school.  When we return to the buildings, campuses, or areas and feel anxiety, it tells us we need to tow away some emotional wrecks and clean the streets of the past.  Also, we need to clean emotional wrecks from the teachers and classmates to allow peace and personal progress for us as we go forwards.  It opens the gates of power to the present so we don't linger in the past.  

Grandpa explains the making and use of the Tow Truck and describes two shortened versions and one for future events.  

Before I was seven years old, I had been a part of two deaths of family members.  At three I witnessed my cousin drown and at seven I caused an accident that took the life of my little brother.  I blamed myself and believed that if I had died, them my brother would not have died.  That belief caused me to believe life was against me.  Self-hate was my drug of choice, and I didn't even attempt to do many things believing I didn't deserve them.  At age 45, I found a light that lead me to forgiveness of myself and my past.  I want to share that light with you.

Thanks to retirement, Grandpa can now talk about his past and teach from his experiences of 26 years as a probation officer.  He used to be addicted to his own self-hatred and overcoming it taught him taught him new insight into his probationers and how to help them.  He created tools to help others and shares why the Tow Truck tool is so important.  Improve 1% a week is the key to change and the Tow Truck helps.  Included is a practice session.