Welcome to another episode of Listen, Learn, and Love, hosted by Richard Osler.

My guest on today's podcast is my friend and former missionary companion from the England-Manchester Mission,

Lou Jarvis. Welcome to the podcast, Lou.

Hey, Richard, how are you? Good to be with you today.

It's good to, I never thought we'd be doing a podcast together.

I think of missionary visits we had in the Manchester, England mission back in 1980, 81, 82.

You were one of the very best missionaries that I looked up to and had this huge heart

and helped so many people come to Christ through our restored church.

And Lou and I are going to talk about a topic we've never talked about on this podcast.

It's about Lou's career as a business owner in Arizona.

And Lou has had some of the highest ties and the lowest lows as a business owner.

And about a week ago, he opened up to me about some of the regrets he's made in his career and just how he processes that.

And he was pretty open and vulnerable.

And I thought there's probably a lot of other men and women that have started businesses

or have just had careers that at times they've made decisions that are kind of undoable in the sense they can't go back and redo those decisions and how you play that again and again in your mind.

And Lou has made some great decisions and some did not so great decisions.

And I thought this would be helpful for any of you out there that just regret decisions you've made, but have to find a way to move on.

And they're just kind of not undoable decisions.

Sin sort of most of the time completely undoable that we can repent and become clean unless our choice has affected somebody else.

But financial decisions and career decisions sometimes are kind of undoable.

And so, anyway, I just thought we'd have Lou on the podcast to share his insights, and he's kind of courageous and vulnerable.

But Lou is married, has four children, eight grandchildren, Lou and Don Jarvis, or dear friends.

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