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Hello, friends. Welcome to episode 152 of the Latter Day Lives podcast. I'm your host, Sean Rapp here,

so grateful that you're checking in with us again this week. Before we get into our conversation,

we want to thank a new reviewer on Apple Podcasts. We got a five-star review from user 684-C-O-L.

Thank you so much for your wonderful words and your five-star review. They really help get the word

out there, and we appreciate it.

This week on the show, my guest, David T. Morgan, is such an amazing man. I really pondered a lot

of what he had to say since the time that we spoke together. He is a psychologist and an author

and a speaker, and a really just great guy to talk to you will love this

conversation and coming up this week in my latter day life hey dad the mountains on fire it's all

coming up so sit back relax and enjoy this week's conversation conversation. And today here on the Latter Day Lives podcast, my guest is a licensed psychologist who is also an

author. He is a podcast host. He is a speaker. And he's an incredibly inspiring guy, David T. Morgan. Welcome to the show.

Grateful to be here. Thank you, Sean. For our listeners, David and I have never met. David, tell us where you are recording from.

So I'm in Vancouver, Washington, in the United States.

Beautiful area. That's fantastic. It is.

And also sometimes gets confused with the other Vancouver, with Vancouver, British Columbia.

That's right.

You'll see T-shirts that say Vancouver, not British Columbia, Washington, not D.C.

I've not seen that.

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