Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of Light the Fight. I'm your host, David Kozlowski.

Today, I got a little special blast from the past episode, uh, in full disclosure.

I've been having some health problems. If you guys are, um, uh, long time listeners of the podcast,

you know, your boy, me, if if you know, consider me a friend.

I tend to have a lot of health issues.

Some would say I'm made a glass, but not to worry, I've got cockroach DNA.

So I'm hard to kill.

Having said that, I've been having some hard issues, some difficulties with my health.

So what we're going to do is we're going to post an episode from the past.

But this episode is still very, very relevant.

This episode is about, well, basically, this time of year I have a lot of teenagers

coming and tell me that they avoid family get-togethers, family parties,

just basically discussions with a lot of adults because the fear is when they get older in high school,

they get asked questions like, oh, what are you going to do with your life now that you graduated?

Or, oh, are you going to get a job?

Are you going to, you know, like, are you going to do sports or activities this summer?

And I hate to tell you guys, but there's a lot of kids out

there that aren't doing anything this summer. Even if they just graduated, even if they have

ideas, and I can't see me, but I'm doing air quotes, they have ideas that they want to tell people.

Kids around here in Utah say, oh yeah, I'm going on a mission, I'm doing this, I'm doing that,

and they may be doing that. The problem is, is sometimes kids don't have things to brag about. They don't have

things to share. So listen to this podcast, give you some ideas, how to approach those conversations,

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