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Good morning, and welcome to Morning Cereal!
Pull up a stool, grab your favorite cereal, and let’s kick-start your day with a spoonful of inspiration, nostalgia and personal growth. Join your host, Shaen Inglis, as he highlights the music, movies, and moments that made the 80s, 90s, and 2000s unforgettable—kind of like digging for toy at the bottom of the cereal box. Each episode, Shaen also reviews a chapter or so from top wellness books, offering practical insights to help you set a positive tone for your day. Start your mornings right—no cartoons required!
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Good morning.
And welcome to morning cereal
Okay, good morning and welcome to Friday.
Nice job, you made it.
And as you might recall,
we've been off this entire week,
but we're gonna be back this next Monday
just in a couple days
with our regularly scheduled
programming of morning cereal.
But let's finish this
week on a positive note.
And here's a quote to get your day going
in that positive direction.
This morning's quote's
from Andrew Carnegie,
who said, quote, "If
you want to be happy,
"set a goal that commands your thoughts.
"It liberates your energy
and inspires your hopes."
End quote.
Now as you know, we've been reading
through Dale Carnegie's
book, How to Win
Friends and Influence People,
no relation to Andrew Carnegie.
But we're currently in
part four of this book,
and we're gonna look
back at the principles
that we've already covered in part four,
which is entitled Be a Leader,
How to Change People
Without Giving a Fence
or Arousing Resentments.
So here are the first three principles
that we've covered in
this section thus far.
Principle number one
was begin with praise
and honest appreciation.
Principle number two,
call attention to
people's mistakes indirectly.
And principle number three,
talk about your own mistakes
before criticizing the other person.
Well, I hope you've had a great week.
And remember, we're gonna be back
with all new episodes, full episodes,
starting again next Monday.
So I'm really looking forward to that.
I hope you are too.
We're actually gonna finish up part four
of Dale Carnegie's book,
How to Win Friends and Influence People.
So I'm really looking forward to
finishing that book,
which you might recall
if you've been with us
since the beginning,
we started this all
the way back in December.
Well, have a great weekend,
possibly watching some March Madness
or whatever else is gonna give you
hopefully a little bit
of rest and relaxation.
We'll see you again on
Monday and have a great day.
Wait a second, why would I say that?
Have a fantastic day.
Don't forget to follow and subscribe to
the Morning Serial
podcast on the One Life
Live It channel.
You can find more episodes and videos by
visiting our YouTube channel and the
website at seaningless
and at seaningless.com, where you can
also follow our other
podcast, the Mr. and Mrs.
Inglis podcast and the
Life Happens podcast.
In these other podcasts, we'll dive
deeper into everyday issues,
self-improvement and
well-being, business and finance, and we
welcome special guests too.
So join us.
It'll be a good time, I promise.
Thanks again for listening.
Have a fantastic day and
we'll see you tomorrow.