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Good morning and

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welcome to Morning Cereal.

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Okay good morning and

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welcome to a brand new week.

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It's going to be a great week culminating

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in Halloween this Friday night.

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Now I hope you're ready.

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You have all your candy bought.

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Let me ask you this.

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Did you go with fun size or did you go

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with king size candy?

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Well today is National Mentoring Day and

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National Black Cat Day.

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It's a perfect combo.

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Wisdom meets superstition.

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Now whether you're the mentor or the

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learner, remember luck

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favors the prepared and the

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persistent.

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Well our quote today is in the same

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school of thought by one of

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my favorite singer songwriters,

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Phil Collins, who once said quote, "In

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learning you will teach and

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in teaching you will learn."

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Now that's the magic of connection.

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Learning and mentorship goes both ways,

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feeding growth on both sides.

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Synergy people.

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Well today's news facts and

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birthdays are for October 27th.

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Starting back in 1962, that's

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when Black Saturday happened.

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During the Cuban Missile Crisis, an

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American spy plane, it

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was shot down over Cuba and

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the Navy drops warning depth

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charges on Soviet submarines.

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Then moving up to 1982, that's when China

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announced its population had reached over

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one billion people.

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Today it's estimated that their

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population is just

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over 1.4 billion people.

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Alright moving up to 1982, that's when

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the first CD player

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was released in Japan.

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Now if you got a look at this one on

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YouTube, this is not the

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one that you had in your car.

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It would take us a couple

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more years to get to that.

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Well lastly on this date in 1984, the

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movie The Terminator

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debuted over the weekend and

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we've been quoting

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"I'll be back ever since."

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Alright well happy birthday to you.

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Today is your birthday.

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You share a birthday with TV

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personality Kelly Osbourne.

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She's 40 today.

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Front man of Duran Duran, Simon Le Bon.

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He's 66 today.

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Front man of the Stone Temple Pilots, the

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late Scott Weiland

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was born on this date in

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1967.

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He would have been just 58.

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Well the number one song on this date in

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1988 was "A Groovy Kind

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of Love" by Phil Collins.

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Now this is a tender, incredible ballad

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from the movie Buster,

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which we've already talked

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about.

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Nobody's seen the movie but it had some

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great songs on the soundtrack.

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Now the song "A Groovy Kind of Love"

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became one of Phil's biggest hits.

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It's a simple, heartfelt love song that

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showcased Phil's softer

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side and I know it definitely

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made some love tape mixes at the time.

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Okay, well turning to our groovy book

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review, we are reading

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Mel Robbins' "The Let Them

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Theory."

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Today we're in the sub-chapter "Because I

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was afraid of what people would think."

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Well that says a lot,

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just right there, right?

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Are we mature enough to

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admit that and then move past it?

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Well this chapter hits home.

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Robbins writes quote "Most of what we

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avoid isn't danger, it's disapproval."

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End quote.

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And she unpacks how fear of judgment

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quietly dictates choices

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in our careers and in our

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confidence.

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She shares how learning to let them think

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whatever they will is

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the gateway to peace.

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Quote "When you're no longer held hostage

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by opinion, you become unstoppable."

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End quote.

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Now through stories of her own

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insecurities and audience

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experiences, Robbins shows that

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confidence isn't about

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loudness, it's about alignment.

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You stop editing your truth for applause

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and you start living it, right?

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Your takeaway here is every "what will

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they think" moment is a

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growth opportunity for

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you.

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Fear of judgment fades when you value

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authenticity to yourself more than

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approval from others.

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All right, here is your Monday takeaway.

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The loudest critics are often imaginary.

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Live anyway.

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So as you mentor or learn today, remember

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your real superpower is

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staying true and authentic.

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All right, thanks for tuning into Morning

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Serial this morning.

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We will see you back here tomorrow.

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And as always, have a fantastic day.

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It will be a good time, I promise.

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Thanks again for listening.