Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of the Rise Together Podcast.

Man, has there been a lot of demand for this guy coming back on the show?

They miss our Fridays. His name is John A. Cough. He's a New York Times bestselling author.

And he and his daughters have actually written a book based on the idea of his book, Soundtracks.

I'm very excited that L.E. A. Cough is here. I'm concerned where McCrae is, but I don't want to, I don't want to be a family drama.

So I'm going to leave it right there, but John and his daughters have put together something pretty special in your new playlist, the superpower of mindset.

I can't imagine being a teenager writing a book about mindset, but guess what?

We're going to talk about it today. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Mr. John A. Cough and L.E. A. Cough to the Rise Together Show.

Welcome to Rise Together. My name is Dave Hollis. I'm the host of this show where we're going to hopefully have you feeling a little more normal in

this, the human experience. Maybe see yourself even in some of the stories that are told or have your appreciation of what it means to be human expanded by someone who's come on as a guest who's had a different life experience.

In all of it, we are trying our best in community to learn from each other, to grow, and maybe even have a little bit more compassion for what it's like to walk in each other's shoes.

When we do, we all rise together.

Hi guys. Hey, thanks for having us Dave. Yeah, hello.

It hasn't been your voice, John. Honestly, I'm going to need you to bring it up just a little bit. Yeah, so McCray is at camp, but I was going to say you only paid like what you paid only

got you one daughter. If you paid full fee, full fee, both daughters, maybe Jenny in the background even, but the Rise Together podcast said we have the fee for one daughter and only have enough to get one of your offspring. Hey, you know what, I'm happy to get any off

spring. Maybe if you had a little more chumps money coming in, we could get both kids.

We interrupt this podcast to bring you chumplings the smart.

You remember what age you were when your dad made you instead of calling him dad referred to him as New York Times best selling off on

aches.

Well, he always says, Ellie, how hard is it for you to have such a funny dad such a successful dad?

I'm not going to apologize for checking in on her heart. That's part of my job is dead. The thing is, when I make a list of the characteristics, I like most about your dad humility is always right at the top.

I'm glad I'm glad to see that it's a through line in his own offspring.

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