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Fox. Hey this is Trey. I hope you have had a good week. What can we learn in the

aftermath of this election season? What can we learn to better inform ourselves for the future?

What can we learn that will help us not only four years from now, but four hours from now.

What can help us in our everyday lives

far removed from the world of politics?

What can we do better?

As citizens, what can we do better?

You know, a lot of life is spent thinking about how others can do better,

which is ironic since we can't control that at all,

but it's true.

Many folks spend less time being self-critical than they do thinking

about and then speaking about what others can do better. Tim Scott has probably read more

self-improvement books this week than I have read of my life.

I probably should read them, I just don't.

I guess the New Testament is sort of the ultimate self-improvement book and not a day goes by that my wife doesn't

read the Bible.

The older we get, the more often she falls asleep reading the Bible, but it's better,

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