When we're doing the workshops with Noble, I kind of try throwing like just like everything in people's way.

I did make a joke once. It's like those showers that have like the 30 nozzles. He's got to stand up and rotate and that thing's going to get you like a car wash. It's that, but it's also the new insight. It's seeing your story accurately. It's the podcast you listen to. It really helped you unpack the story of generational drama.

That did it.

For many, it's the poem that we leave out.

It's not the teaching.

It's the sprig of something living and green waiting on the bed that goes,

oh, it's been a long winter, hasn't it?

And with that, welcome.

Welcome back to the Wild at Heart podcast. I am very excited about what we are

unrolling here, rolling out in the coming weeks, a series that was born out of a prompt. I just

don't understand how people can survive without.

And the answers that our friends have been bringing into this have been so rich and so powerful.

You're just going to love, you're going to love this series.

So John and Allen here this week with my

son, Sam Eldridge, therapist, and director of Noble Workshops. So before we get to hear Sam's

answer and kick off the series with, I just don't understand how people can live without,

let's pause, everybody. Let's take this. This may be the

most important moment in your day right now to just pause and breathe and let go.

And so we pray, Father, Jesus, Holy Spirit, what do I need to let go of?

What am I carrying?

Who am I carrying?

What am I anxious or fearful about?

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