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🗓️ 9 December 2019
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Join me every Monday for a quick burst of inspiration on our “Monday Moment” segments.
Today's question was submitted by Live Inspired community member CB.
CB asked: My brother and I were best friends growing up. Now it’s been years since we’ve even spoken. Any suggestions on reconnecting when it’s been so long?
Tune in to hear my answer. Then, listen to Live Inspired Podcast ep. 88 where I share the heroic acts of my siblings did that saved my life.
Have you successfully reconnected with a family member or friend after months or years of not talking?
If you have questions or want to share how the Live Inspired Podcast has impacted your life, send them to me and my team at [email protected]. Can't wait to hear from you!
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0:00.0 | Hello, my friends, and welcome to Live Inspired podcast with John O'Leary for this week's Monday moment. |
0:14.2 | We create these to help start your week on fire with a quick burst of inspiration today. |
0:20.1 | I want to answer a question from a live-inspired community |
0:22.9 | member named CB. Here it is. John, my brother and I were best friends growing up. Now, it's been years |
0:32.3 | since we've even spoken. Any suggestions on reconnecting after it's been so long? And that is from listener CB. And C.B., I want to thank you for the |
0:43.9 | question. Thank you for listening. Thank you for believing that you still can reconnect. So here we go. |
0:50.4 | Years ago, C.B. and my friends, I was speaking in Denver, Colorado to a group of business owners. |
0:56.4 | One of these leaders came up afterwards, clearly had something kind of heavy on his heart to share. |
1:01.6 | He cleared his throat. |
1:04.0 | He looked at me and he shared that as a result of my presentation, he was going to reach out and reconnect with his daughter. |
1:13.4 | They were involved in an argument, both said some hostile things to the other, and neither |
1:18.9 | one apologized. They walked out of the room furious, and they haven't spoken since. |
1:25.7 | It had been six years, six years. |
1:29.5 | The gentleman speaking to me said that he did not know what was going to come out of reaching out to his daughter. |
1:34.7 | But then he said, but John, I'm just going to try. |
1:38.0 | Well, my friend, several months later, I was back speaking in Denver, Colorado, |
1:42.2 | and a woman approached me and shared that she came to this |
1:45.1 | meeting because her husband heard me speak months earlier. He was moved, apparently, and made a |
1:52.1 | commitment to reach out to their daughter. This lady paused, and then she added, well, John, |
1:58.1 | my husband reached out. He followed through. My daughter and my husband had coffee the following Saturday. |
2:05.4 | And my daughter has been coming by our house for dinner every Sunday since. The mother gave me a huge hug, and she thanked me. |
2:14.9 | I hugged her back, and I told her to please thank her husband for making that |
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