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It's good to see you again.
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And, you know, I just hope everything's well, Yeah.
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I gotta tell you something.
Yes, I have the best morning, you know, why?
Not only did I have a good sleep, but I had this dream.
And I know sometimes people get bored and people tell about their dreams.
But this one was really special to me because I'm a vivid dreamer.
But I'm not. It was good.
It. Now do you dream in color of black and white color.
I always call it. Really.
Okay.
And some of my dreams are prophetic.
Some of them are almost like a minor pathetic,
not prophetic.
That's right.
Yeah.
Did you ever have a dream where you wake up
and you have to go to the bathroom, you come back and you do a yes.
I'm always hoping I can dream.
Went on all night. And you know what I was doing?
What were you doing?
Hanging out with the Righteous Brothers?
Oh, Bill medley was there.
Bobby Hatfield, great voice.
Oh, both of them.
You know, I think I might
go back to the days where I work and, you know, Palace Theater, Oakdale theater.
So part of my job was entertaining people,
taking them to lunch or whatever, 11 in the morning.
But there's just not at 8:00 at night.
But I wasn't thinking of the Righteous Brothers.
I didn't hear any of their songs the whole night.
I was with these two em,
and I was asking them about their music, and I made a chicken.
Hahahahaha! Eating right.
Bobby said to me, do you want some coffee?
And I said, you know, I don't really know how to make coffee in the kitchen.
I'll show you how Bobby Hatfield teaching you how to make coffee.
Ooh, it didn't matter as much with the ground
as it mattered, with the kind of water you used that caused it to taste better.
Thank you. Bobby, I didn't know that.
Well, bill medley
sitting on the couch and I have to say I always had a crush on him.
Yeah. Wait.
So I googled him this morning and I thought, man, you're 85.
You look terrific. And then I saw his wife title.
Yeah, yeah.
So, Bill medley, if you're looking for somebody.
Yeah.
I always had a question with the music and they were talking about their music.
Blue-Eyed soul, Blue-Eyed soul. Love it.
The first thing I did was I said, Alexa, play just once in my life.
Oh, yeah, and then that song came on and I just felt Ebb Tide,
another one of their not not as familiar I chant melody,
but that was first recorded by like 5 or 6 people back in the 50s.
And you think you think about Unchained Melody.
It never hit the top five in the charts.
For The Righteous Brothers, it peaked at number six,
and you lost that Lovin Feelin was their biggie,
and that was the most played song of the 20th century vocals, right?
I loved it and
and Bill medley had a lot of people don't know this Joyce,
but he had a successful semi in the 80s in country music.
He had some solo songs on the country charts, which I played back
in the early days, and he was really good friends with Elvis Presley.
Elvis loved him and Bill loved him.
I mean, Bill would do his shows in Las Vegas and Elvis would just go watch him
and he'd go to the back of the stage and he would cross the stage
while Bill was singing and just say hi to the crowd.
And at first he thought he was maybe being kind of rude doing that.
And he said to Bill afterwards when Bill went to visit him in his suite,
you know, Bill, maybe I shouldn't do that.
It's kind of rude.
No, no, because every time you do it, it packs the house
people hear about Elvis might cross the stage because in.
Yeah.
So, Elvis, you just do it. Just cross the stage and wave.
And then Elvis would include you've lost that loving feeling in his show.
After that.
It was always a highlight because I loved Elvis, his version of that song.
Listen to it sometime.
Yeah.
Forgot to tell me that history.
He was too busy listening to Bobby tell you about how to make coffee.
So about the water.
That was part of my my good feeling.
Good, right?
Listening to music.
Right. Waking up that way. That was like a.
Oh, I agree with you, Joyce.
I do the same thing because we can really determine our day,
but by how we wake up and how we get our mindset straight,
we're getting up in the morning and making a decision to have a good day.
You know, we have a choice.
Well, we have a choice. Happiness is a choice.
Like Abe Lincoln said back in the day, you know, when we were hanging out, Abe
Lincoln and I had a dream about us hanging out Abe Lincoln.
I was there when he was.
I was there when he wrote the Gettysburg Address.
Oh, 29 seconds of it.
But, you know, just waking up with good, good music,
upbeat stuff that makes you feel good.
I'm not going to wake up with the news, go to my phone and check all this stuff.
I don't want the day to happen. Random.
I want to be intentional about how my day starts.
Be intentional.
You know, someone just said, who has like a this mindfulness group
and she said that she took a walk.
I know I said, you know, take a walk at night and you walk at night.
You see what's going on in people's homes.
Every home has this big TV on the wall.
Every one of them has the news on.
And she thought, no wonder why people are so upset.
Yeah, I turn the news. All right.
That's my one feel good thing.
Sometimes I, I see something and I want to watch it.
So, you know,
I watch the local news
to see what the weather is, what's going on maybe in my neighborhood.
And that's it.
I don't want to do it.
I can't control it.
There's nothing I can do.
So that's a feel good thing.
And I know, I know a good buddy of mine that has on the news
all the time, and he's miserable.
And I'm saying, why do you do that?
You can't change anything.
Just go out there and be the best person you can be.
I mean, I'll tune in occasionally through the day.
It's all on repeat anyway.
It's like a cycle
I might check it for ten 50 minutes, see what's going on in the world
so I can have a conversation with people, but I'm not going to let it,
you know, plant the seed in my body
and turn me into an angry person and just be so negative.
We're only here for a little while.
We're here for a blip and were gone.
I'm not giving my energy.
No, no, right caved into it and made me angry.
I said, nope, I can't do this to my body.
You know, my feel good formula is not only to listen to good music,
but there's a few things on YouTube that I love, and I happen to love.
Esther Hicks slash Abraham.
And you know, you know, and if you don't, you can check it out.
But it takes her talks and puts them into it.
Most of them I lately have been into animated,
you know, like her animated mom, just like 15, 13 minutes.
Right.
That is so uplifting.
And someone asked her recently,
you know, if there's so much going on in my life, like, what do I do?
How do I get out of this?
How do I lift my energy and she just dance?
Or she can just be.
Whatever makes you happy.
Third turn your thoughts to that. Right.
Get your thoughts of that train.
Go to another train.
Okay. You can do that.
You know you can feel the feeling, you could feel the grief
but don't get stuck in that turn on music that makes you feel good.
Yeah.
That so true.
So true. It's like anything else.
If you don't like a certain TV show, you change the channel.
You know, like a certain song.
You just change and go somewhere else
where you're going to find a song you like.
It's so easy, really, in theory.
But people, I think, get mired in drama,
and I don't want to let that rent real estate inside my head.
Yeah, I want to focus really on good. Sure.
We get drawn in. We all do.
Some people will say to me and probably say to you, you guys really all that up?
You do all the time.
How could anybody be that happy all the time?
Well, if people heard your story about what goes on every day in your life
and my story many times, you know, and I mean, I'm very grateful.
But we all have challenges.
I just choose to focus on what's good each and every day.
And that's the title of the show.
Joyce and I talked about the title of the show.
It just came up like, you know what's good when we talk to people,
what's good, we ask people what's good,
and it makes them think like, oh, changes the whole trajectory of their day
to focus on what's good rather than how are you,
oh, same old, same old, another day or another dollar, blah blah.
What's good today?
Yeah. Tell me what's good.
Yeah. No, that is how it started.
And, I certainly was not born with a silver spoon in my mouth.
I worked hard, I was hit with a silver spoon a couple of times.
Oh, my goodness.
My dad had something bigger than a silver spoon, but.
Yeah, but I think that's why this show works for us.
Because we are everyday people with experience.
Everything.
I mean, from losing loved ones to,
I mean, financial.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
Through this, and we can still tell you there's another way you can live.
Please don't live like the people that I know who watch the news 24 seven.
And they've every time they're awake
and they're watching like one certain channel that skews it.
Yeah, yeah.
And then they begin to hate on the people on the other side of that.
And that's a terrible I don't want to hate anybody who enjoys,
you know, the same way, whether it be, I mean, even know certain people
in the arena out there who wish people dead or harmed.
And the arena we live in right now, we've become so divided.
I don't want to feel that way about anybody.
We we may have our strong beliefs either way about certain things.
We're not going to delve into that.
You know, that that river or that sea.
But I don't wish any harm on anyone.
I don't want to. Karma. Yeah.
Peacefully to Hahahahahahahaha.
Yes, yes.
You know, you know, not to not to bring harm.
No, no. In your day.
So you want formula.
So let's say you had a particular, you know.
In your mind.
So what would your going to be.
Is it just to just quiet your mind for a while to pray like.
Yeah, I'm, I'm very open about my faith.
You and I have both been about that.
And I respect anybody who has a faith, you know.
But my thing is to go to to to God.
And I do that each and every thing because I know he's with me.
And he promised he would never forsake me.
And but it also said in the Bible that rain falls on the
just and the unjust, and we're all going to have our challenges,
but that's where our faith deepens.
If everything was all peachy and key, we would never grow.
We would never mature spiritually or emotionally.
So I go right to him all the time and realize, okay,
there's a reason I may complain to him because I look at him as a friend.
He my dad, but he's a friend.
I say, here's what's on my mind.
I don't know if this is fair and I like it.
I might complain, but nevertheless, I trust you.
I'm not.
I'm not here to figure it out, but I trust you.
And I love that you also ask for a spiritual peace.
Yeah.
The anointment of ease, I, I do ask for that.
I say thank you for your anointment of ease.
But I realize that's not asking for to be to be problem free.
But there is an ease about, you know, coming in the problems
and other problems that type of way and just ask for guidance.
I'm always asking for wisdom, discernment, guidance.
How do I handle this?
How do I attach myself to your supernatural knowledge?
Take me beyond my own abilities and just plug into yours.
And that's when things open up.
If I try to do it on my own, Joyce, I screw it up all the time.
But if I give it to him, there seems to be something
that good comes out of it because he knows more.
He sees the beginning for the end, the end from the beginning,
fed into the surrendering surrender universe or God.
Or you just say, sorry, I'm surrendering this right, you know,
and things have a way of working out and nothing really stays the same forever.
You know, we've got to get our ego out of the way
and just realize it's not about us, that there's something
bigger than us and give us to that.
That was trying to write down some of the things that I do. So,
to a micro kindness.
Yeah, that helps for me.
Just send someone to know that thinking about them
and send them a text is just so easy to do that.
That is awesome.
If you want to forget about your challenges
like you were saying, reach out and do something good for someone else.
If you're having a really bad day, just reach out and find out the letter.
There's a lot of other people that have bad days.
Just scour your social media for a bit, Instagram or Facebook and send a message.
Let them know you're thinking about them or praying for them.
Hey, they're they're in the hospital right now
and they're scared to death about an operation.
Reach out and say, hey, listen, I'm just thinking about you.
I'm praying for you.
That go that goes a long way with you.
Is that what do you say? I'm praying for you.
People know you, right?
You get
like a little, jaded by the use of thoughts and prayers.
Thoughts and prayers because you don't know what to say.
Right. And people say that.
But just imagine if they really are praying for you.
You're a part of the group of people.
I can assure you. Somebody is praying.
I agree.
And the thing is, knowing the person and knowing them as well as you do
based on your relationship with them and knowing what you know them
about them with their faith.
Or maybe, maybe not a strong faith just kind of personalize the message
so you're not trying to be overbearing.
And if you know they're not overly religious, you can send something.
And if you know somebody has a deep faith,
you could maybe sense in Scripture something that might resonate with them.
So it's like being a chameleon.
You have to know your audience.
But the bottom line is people just love when you when you, when you say,
hey, Joyce, I was just thinking about you, how how that warms you up.
And, and especially this time of year with the holidays and everything is
so magnified and people are really missing people this time of year.
They're really feeling
kind of sad in a lot of cases with that, maybe that empty chair at the table
or missing grandpa, grandma missing that loved one, that spouse or something.
So we need to be, I think, be overly sensitive, especially this time of year.
Now, that's when you, need to invite someone into that space.
So someone else that, you know, and maybe you feel
shy even about asking them to come over, but do it anyway.
Right.
The worst thing about that is they'll say no, they're busy but reach out
to someone else because guaranteed we all go through the same thing.
And so many people may not invite somebody over
because they think, oh, my house is a mess.
It needs this and this and this.
That's kind of like, you know, taken away.
They're not coming over to see your house, that type of thing, that they're there
because you invited them there because they, they're
there's somebody who needs something that you can offer.
We need to get ourselves out of the way.
And I'm guilty of, you know, getting myself in the way a lot.
And the other thing is,
say one good thing out loud.
Say it out loud.
Like, I'll say I love my life.
And it may not be at a particular time where you think I'm.
As soon as I say that,
I begin to look around and say I have eyes to see.
Here I have, I always say I got a house.
Yes, I got a mortgage. Right. Yeah.
That I had this and that.
So that gets me out of, you know something where I'm from feeling
like happy about that I, I like you you've mentioned I get to yes.
Yes you do this and you can just switch your thoughts with your words.
Important thing to me that happens happens immediately.
I know you've said this to me many times.
It's a breath. Yes.
You take a deep belly thread
and it has to register in your brain
and everything is okay because if you breathe from your chest
all the way up
here and tightens it and your brain thinks you're.
That's right.
And those you know stress.
Yeah.
That fight or flight type thing. Yes.
But the moment you let your belly go loose like a Raggedy Ann,
and you just take an deep belly breath,
your brain helps you to relax and helps you to feel better.
That is the most fast free thing.
Yeah, I totally agree.
If I'm feeling stressed
sometimes your situation comes on, I breathe, I take those deep breaths,
you know, in through my nose and then write out a long exhale.
And I do that each and every morning, too.
It's all part of my routine.
First and foremost, I do my prayers and then I do my,
you know, spiritual, mental, physical work.
So prayers get my mind set by what I'm saying to myself,
looking forward to the day and expecting good things to happen,
even though they may not all happen, but I'm still expecting it, right?
And then I do my Tai Chi and yoga and Pilates.
That's meditation and motion movement, movement in the morning first thing,
even if you have trouble moving, move a little bit and massage your arms.
Massage your calves, you know, massage your body and like underneath
your arms too, in the back of your neck because you want
you want to get the blood flow to your brain.
So I'll spend 30s of massaging the back of my neck.
Then I go behind my ears, and then I rub across my nose and I'm rubbing my face.
I'm tapping my face.
I'm tapping my entire body all the way through, rubbing behind my knees and just,
you know, and stretching my, my legs, my ankles up and down, rotating them,
you know, each and every every morning before I even get out of bed for about
ten, 15 minutes, I do that.
I do something, you know, similar.
I have to remember to do all that.
And I tell myself, thank you, body, for healing.
You're doing your job, I feel great, I am young,
I am healthy, I am, you know, and you know, my life.
And the next thing I have to do is go to the doctor.
Right.
I feel it inside.
So sometimes you have to speak by faith.
Not so much by what you feel like.
You speak by faith.
You can't say to us, well, I don't know what I'm going through,
but yeah, I probably do, and I probably don't in some areas,
but we've all been through something but speak.
Yeah. Yeah. We just love cheering people on.
I love cheering people on because so many people are hurting.
Every everybody watching this podcast and are listening to it
right now is battling something.
We're cheering you on
because because chances are you don't know us all that
well outside of the podcast right now.
But I can assure you we are as well. Yes.
And talking about moving.
And that's what I wrote down here.
Walk to the mailbox,
stretch your arms up, dance in the kitchen. Yes.
Releases good, feel good chemicals
even if you don't feel like.
Right, right.
So many people.
It's a good point because so many people
I got to be motivated, know, do the activity first
and then the motivation will kick in too many times.
If you're waiting to be motivated, nothing's going to happen, right?
So you just have to like
you may not feel like it, like first thing in the morning
when I wake up many times, I don't want to get up
and do the movement exercises, but I get up and do them anyway,
and once I start moving and dancing around, I feel so much better.
My cats both look at me like, dad's going kind of wacko here,
and they just watch their heads.
They're going back and forth watching.
Yeah, you're right, they're watching this one.
I'm going up this.
I'm on their back and forth with their their beautiful little faces.
I love my kitty cats. Yeah.
And then the other thing is, change your words.
Your words are really important.
Instead of saying, I feel stuck, say, I'm learning.
Instead of saying I can't.
You can say, I'm figuring this out.
Or, you know, your words change your emotions that change your outcome.
I always say, if something is really hard, don't say it's really hard.
Just say it's a bit of a challenge right now. That's a great point.
We don't have problems. We have challenges.
We we don't say we can't.
We say, how can we, like you were saying in a previous episode,
you know, I don't have to go to work.
I get to go to work. Right? So.
And it changes your whole mindset
when you send love to a person that you have a difficult time.
And I say this to people who work in offices,
time.
But if you can change it to walking by your office and going,
to I love you, I don't know why you act this way,
but I'm sending love as one human to another.
If you could be as simple as that, you're going to see a change.
Not only you, but in.
Now I know what you're thinking right now.
If you're watching or listening, you don't know the person I'm working with
right now. And maybe we don't.
But that's where we have to speak by faith.
Yes, in many times, because it can change.
I really believe our internal thoughts and the way we handle ourselves
can change the external and that and that and that goes to other people as well.
And you've told me about many examples in your life, Joyce,
and there have been examples in my life to her.
It's like, that's not the same person.
Just by the way, I changed so many.
So instead of asking God or somebody to change that person, say, well,
what do I need to change about me and how I look at this situation?
And then things can really and you might be looking like a week
or a month or a year later, say, wow, I never saw that coming.
I know we have to change first. Internally.
I think I'm sure of this before, but you just remind me
and and you don't even have to be, you know, the person.
You're the person.
Because there was something going on in my life for 20 years
with someone that was, and I've always said, if I wrote it out
and told you, you would say, pick a person for your life.
But, I just remember sitting down, this was not that long ago.
And it was a really it was a hard time
when my husband was, you know, the dying phase of it.
I just sat on my bed and I said, God,
I am so tired of being a mom, and I'm really tired.
And it's draining my body, being angry at this person.
I don't know what made them this way or what they went through.
Right now I love them and I'm only going to send them love,
and I'm never going to speak anything negative about them again.
And less than 48 hours,
that person sent in email and said,
I don't even know why we don't speak,
but I'm sure it was my fault. Wow.
For each time it changed.
Yeah, we are very close now
and I said I will never speak negative about you.
And she said, I will never speak negative about you.
Wow, this special different bond now.
And I did it with one other person in my family
and we are now very close.
And it really was supernatural, right?
Sure. I didn't call them.
I just sat
down and talked to God about it and said I just send them love.
I don't want to carry this heaviness.
You know, I just what you said surrender.
Yeah.
Surrender day and it took place and I still get when I,
when I see these people I it just like it's so cheerful.
It's like my heart. Yeah.
It's like I'm so alone in this right now.
I've got that.
There's only so much room in our body like energy in our, space in our cup.
Do you have in body?
And I want to fill it with as much good as possible.
I don't want
I mean, a lot of times I'll say, God, I want to release all offenses,
all people I've been offended by in the past,
all people that I may have, negative feelings toward,
whether it be, you know, cognizant of it or it's buried away inside my body.
I want to release all that to you. Offended.
Right. Exactly. And I know I have offended people.
We all have. You know.
You know, please forgive me for that and let that message travel too.
Yeah.
Because so many times, and I've learned a long time ago,
I prefer to leave voice messages because people can hear my voice and the intent.
If you text somebody or send an email, think about it
first for like 24 hours before you send it right.
But if you leave a voice message for someone, they can hear your voice
and not misinterpret the text or the email they can hear.
You know how you go up and down and know that you're speaking from from
from a place of love and they can understand where it's coming from.
At least I hope that's the place you're coming from.
My, that's happened to me where it's like I wrote back.
It's.
No, that's I, I've, I've had that happen to me too, many times in the past.
So what else do you do?
Well, I love the.
I love to get out of the house, get outside, get the fresh air,
get the vitamin D, do some grounding, walking barefoot out there and just,
you know, getting in touch with the earth, so to speak. Yeah.
I love going to the coffee
shop, you know, and seeing people because it's such a happy occasion.
So I have my routine pretty much every day with how I start my day, but
I love to be able to go to the gym because it's all positive.
And the serotonin, the dopamine, all those good feeling chemicals come out.
Nothing like moving the body.
Yeah, if you can't, this is something that that surprised me.
I'm going to kind of do a little bit about it.
But this is something that was written by a doctor
that actually most people are walking around dehydrated,
and dehydration mimics sadness and anxiety.
So a glass of water
to perk you up more than first thing in the morning.
Two large glasses of water before I have my coffee.
You want to have the water before you have your coffee,
give your digestive system or your tummy a little bit of a break.
You don't want the acidity coming in right away.
And then I throw a little, you know, maybe pinch of sea salt in there.
Celtic salt gives me the electrolytes I need.
And then I have my coffee, usually a half hour, 45 minutes after
with a little bit of MCT oil in there, coconut oil.
And it's really a good, good kind of fat, you know.
And I can't do that. Yeah.
The coconut oil.
Yeah. Again it depends on you.
It depends on your situation.
It's so good for you.
So then we'll get there and breathe.
Do the micro kindness.
That's right.
Is important.
I like this one.
Light a candle.
I love to like.
And straighten out a corner of your home.
Make it your super special little guy downstairs.
You got a such a cozy downstairs I love when I,
when I look at some of these magazines and you see these people like with
and they have
these beautiful little cabins or they're tucked away somewhere in there
and they had places tucked away in their home
and it's like a little window seat.
Then you see the cat next to them and there and they have a picture of the,
the hot cup of coffee or tea or hot chocolate.
I, I don't have a place like that where I am.
You can make that.
Yeah, but your your whole being is a,
my wife will agree with you sometimes.
And other times. Oh, not so much.
So you really talked about like, step outside because that's another one.
Get that vitamin D always help me.
I look up at the sky, looking up at the.
It's a bird. It's a plane.
No, it,
Is healing.
So healing.
You know, I found that out many, many years ago when and I felt like
that God really first touched my life really unexpectedly, really unexpectedly.
And then I saw him and everything.
The trees, the birds, everything was, Oh, God is nature.
Yeah, I get it now. Right? It was.
It was a beautiful awakening.
Oh, first thing in the morning, I'm looking out the window
when I'm doing my exercise of when it starts getting light.
And I see the birds, like you said, in the squirrels.
And I'm just blown away by the squirrels, their aerodynamics and how they move.
And I'm like, wishing with all the Taiji I'm doing right now, I'll never be able
to move like a squirrel.
Yeah, they are just fascinating creatures to watch.
I know a lot of people think that they're, you know, they're not so happy to see.
I love squirrels, you know, a lot of people will say
they're stupid, but no, they're not stupid.
They don't remember where I put them. Right.
But they're here for for the, for acorns and all that.
But they cost forces, too.
Oh, exactly.
Sure, they're not meant to remember right.
And eat everything.
So this is this might be a good thing to do to end the show on,
catch yourself when you're thinking something,
you know, really negative and interpret it this way.
Is this the truth or just my fear talking?
And just stop with that question.
And the other thing to do is ask yourself what's good.
And this was not written by me again.
This was written by wow.
You ask yourself what's good and your brain automatically searches
for more of it and whatever you look for.
So if you're feeling down to I'm looking for a really good comedy,
I absolutely, but I'm looking for a real good comedy to watch and of
if I'm not reading or listening to a podcast or watching a podcast, Patty
and I like to just get on the couch
for an hour and a half and find a really good movie, a classic.
So like last night, I was on the phone saying,
show me the best movies of the 1990s, and I try to find a good comedy.
Then back to the 80s.
I love the classic 80s 90s stuff, and I know you go
even farther back with the movies, and I like them too.
But but my, my, my hot spot is 80s 90s movies, and I love them.
So we watched Independence Day the other night, you know, love that movie
with Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith.
It was just so goofy. It was just fun.
And what I watch the other night, well, I had the ice pack on my back right?
Trying like, you know, chill.
And I watch serendipity real.
I remember serendipity, yes.
And I love Cusack.
Yeah, that was just a nice right?
Yeah.
I love a good love story.
So yeah, it was great.
And we wish that for all of you find your own what's good formula for yourself.
And hopefully we gave them some good and right.
And people are going to be a lot happier
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