Transcript
A (0:00)
Foreign. Welcome everybody to another edition of the collage podcast. Hope everybody is doing well out there as we are recording this. It is in the middle of the Christmas holiday season, not that that matters for anybody when you're listening to it. So that's kind of the chapter we're at today. It's pretty cold today, so in this room it's particularly cold. So we're kind of starting that to give you the deal. And today we're just going to have an interesting, I don't know, a little discussion because this time of year it's all everybody in this kind of world. It's a rush to get your help people for the year out of the way. Okay. So, like, it seems like there's a lot of people, there's a lot of rush and a lot of the world out there to go help and to do this and to do benevolence or to do good for others. And it is kind of the world that we would like to live in, but it's really busy of that this time of year. So the discussion today just to enter into, because we looked in our last two discussions, hey, we're trying to help this person and this person, you know, as we've now we did chapter one and chapter two of this person. Here's the story, here's what it looks like, here's how difficult it is. And you know, the person wasn't as receptive to help per se that we would have liked or and still in the same deal. So now we're going to look at this difficult word in that, which is this word of help. Okay. So in that and you go, that's not difficult word, you know, but we're going to look at how can it be a complicated word and what does help really mean as it pertains to others. So to kind of look at that and to go, in some of my actions, am I helping or am I actually possibly hurting? Am I helping or am I actually possibly enabling somebody to continue to do the same things that they are doing that are not life abundantly. We're not claiming to be an expert on help or good or any of that such don't claim to have all the answers. We're just going to look at that because it's complicated to look at what true help is for somebody you care about and what hurt can look like. So we got Nancy here today. She's freezing to death. Yeah.
B (3:18)
Odd for me, but yes. Usually hot.
A (3:22)
Yeah. So we don't have four fans going and the air conditioner on 52. It is cold. Isaac's at the soundboard and he's not cuddled up, but he's got his arms in his. It's cold in this room. It's legit cold in here. So that's where we're at today. So starting off okay out there. So I'd ask everybody in your head, if you're listening to this, just define in yourself, in your head, what does help and help for others mean to you? If you heard that word, what would you say and how would you define it? So Nancy happens to be sitting next to me. So, Nancy, tell me, if I said help and help somebody, what does that initially come to your mind and what does it mean?