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All right, welcome back to the show, everybody. So this is now the Ed Mylett Show 2.0. And one of the things that most people don't realize, unless you've been listening to the show for a long time, is that when I originally released the Ed Milet Show, it was not an interview show. And so what I would do is every week I would create content where I would share a message about a particular topic with the audience.

And that was what really got the show to take off was my own content.

And then we slowly moved into interviews sort of formatted programming.

And so many of you have asked, could we go back and have a weekly message, you know, 15 to 20, 25 minutes on a particular topic every single week.

And I'm allowing you through my Instagram at Ed Mylett to submit your questions anytime you want. We'll do solicitations on there, but you're welcome if you do that to submit the different topics you'd like me to cover on the show. And so here we go. We're going to do the Ed Mylett Show 2.0. And I'm hoping that you'll share this as many times as you can with people that you think it's valuable for that you believe in, that you love and care about. And so today we're going to talk a little bit about suffering and suffering and comfort. Many years ago, my friend Wayne Dyer shared a story with me, and I tell it a little bit different, and I use it for a different purpose than him. But I want to tell you the story about the four philanthropists.

And so many, many years ago, there was this war going on in this village.

And in the village, the people that lived there lost the war.

And all of the men in the village were imprisoned.

And the prison was actually in the village.

And so imagine all of the husbands and brothers and sons were

imprisoned in the very community that they grew up in. And there were these philanthropists. There

were four of them that all wanted to come along and live their destiny, live their purpose,

and make a difference in the world. And so one of the first philanthropists came along and found out that all these men were sleeping in very uncomfortable conditions. And there was, you know, they were sleeping on rocks. There weren't adequate mattresses and there wasn't great pillows or anything like that. So he said, I'm a very wealthy man. And I'd like to help these men in the prison suffer in a, you know, in a little bit more comfort to give them some comfort and

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