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My name's Brandon Galey and welcome to episode 69 of the blog millionaire.

Before I get into this episode, I'd like to talk briefly about

Hurricane Harvey. If you do not know already, my business office is located in the Houston suburb

of Kingwood. This is the place that my family has called home for seven years. The suburb was

devastated by the floods. In a matter of hours, the entire town was

under six feet of water. It unfolded so quickly that there were not enough emergency service boats and

helicopters to evacuate the families trapped. What happened next was nothing short of amazing.

Neighbors from near and far immediately brought their boats to Kingwood and began to go from home to home helping families get to dry ground.

In one of the worst weather disasters in U.S. history, we were able to see what Love Your Neighbor truly meant.

This was just one example of people helping people across flood ravaged Houston. The Houston Convention Center was turned into the primary

shelter for the city, and it quickly had 10,000 people that were displaced by the floods.

As the people continued to come into the shelter, the volunteers came even faster.

There were more than two volunteers to every person in the shelter, and new volunteers had to be turned away.

My church, the Woodlands Church, called for donations as a store moved through. After hearing the call,

I loaded up my truck and drove to the church. When I arrived, I found myself in a line of over

200 cars and trucks. It was incredible to see our church mobilized to become a hub for distributing

water, food, and supplies to all the families

in need. As cars were moved through a virtual assembly line, Black Hawk and supply helicopters

were landing and taking off from the parking lot. While it will take months for places like

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