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Today's podcast, Network Building, the St. Jude Rule, Part 1 of 1.

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All right folks, today we are here to talk about job loss, not a pretty topic,

but one that's impacting a lot of individuals. And continue to impact people for probably the

next couple of years. That's absolutely it. And if you're out there and you've never been impacted by losing a job or

getting fired or getting laid off, lucky you. But unfortunately, more people who go through it,

wish more people who hadn't gone through it did a better job of helping. And when that happens, when you're the

person that wants help and help seemingly just isn't there, it's really easy to feel lonely and

afraid. And today's podcast is St. Jude, the patron saint of lost causes, tells us what to do for those who are going through

hard times. So that's what we're here to talk about today. Yeah. So our outline is really simple.

We have three points. First of all, why St. Jude? We don't mean to get biblical particularly.

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