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I'm Sizzy Larson, and I'm talking to author, Pastor of Joshua Gagnon.

We just had such a fantastic conversation during the live show.

We wanted to keep him on for a little bit of extra time. Title of his book is It's Not Over, Leaving Behind Disappointment and Learning to Dream Again.

And Joshua, first of all, thanks for giving us a little extra time.

It's an honor.

Yeah, it's been such a great conversation.

Will you say that discontentment is a major obstacle to achieving our God-given dreams?

Unpacked that a bit more, if you would.

Yeah, I struggle a lot with discontentment.

I think we live in a generation or in a culture that struggles with discontentment.

I'm always looking at what everybody else has, and I'm always feeling a little bit worse about what I have.

And so, you know, even when we look at, you know, my neighbor's lawn,

my lawn can never get as green as that lawn. And it frustrates me. I'm like, man, why can't

I have that? And I think when it comes to chasing our God-sized dreams, we often live in that

same tension where we're comparing and we're feeling discontent because we're comparing our

lives to everybody else's life, right? Where we're feeling discontent because we're comparing our lives to everybody else's life, right?

We're feeling discontent because we don't have what they have.

And what we're a part of isn't growing as fast as what theirs is growing.

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