I have a fine show lined up for you today.

We have some celebrity gossip that has been living rent-free in my head.

Just really, I mean, we have to talk about this.

It's very urgent.

And I want to share a story of how God worked in my life by sending me an

unidentifiable blob of cake. And that is, that's like my kind of blessing story. Other people are

like, I found a thousand dollars under my bed. I'm like, I found a blob and it was edible. And then, and, but the main

thing I want to talk about is how knowing who you are and what drives you is so important for getting

through a crisis and finding ways to thrive in a crisis. It is interesting how often I find

what I'm learning in this cancer battle that we're in is applicable. And I wish I knew some of these

lessons when I had little kids and that crisis, because I've said before, when you have little

kids, especially multiple

little kids, but look, even one will do it depending on the one that you got.

It's a lot. And I've said before, it's a positive crisis. Crisis doesn't necessarily have to

mean a bad thing. I mean, you know, if you find a treasure chest full of jewels and gold, it's like, that's actually kind of a crisis, because now you have all these action items like, how do I hide it from the IRS? And like, no, I'm kidding. I'd never think of anything like that. Like, um, but it's a, it's a whole thing now. So it doesn't mean

that it's, that crisis doesn't necessarily mean negative. The, the best blessing you could

ever get in your life is, is the gift of children. But it, but it's a crisis when they're

little. It's a lot. And so a lot of the strategies that I am using to combat, get through, survive, thrive in this cancer battle

wherein I keep thinking, man, I wish I knew this when the kids were low.

I mean, this would have really helped me.

So that's why I'm sharing it with you guys because I know that a lot of you guys are in that

season.

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