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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Everybody's your favorite play cousin at junior. Looking for something new,
try fencing, the Olympic and Paralympic sport that max it speed,
strategy and fun. It's like chess meats, cardio, quick feet,
quick decisions, and satisfying beep when you score a point. Kids, teens,
and adults can start anytime, no experience needed, and many
clubs have loaner gear coaches teach fundamentals and safety from
(00:22):
day one. You can find a beginner class near you
at USA Fencing dot org slash try Fencing. That's USA
Fencing dot org slash try fencing. All right. Here we are, guys,
our last break of the day and of the week
on the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
So listen, man, I want to do something. I want
to read a series of things that I keep in
my phone. I did a little bit before, but I
want to do quite a few of them. These are
things that I pull that I take screenshots of, Like
if I find a catchy safe or somebody sends me
(01:01):
a motivational phrase, or if I get you know, just
something or a scripture that really registers with me, and
if they text it to me, I'll take a screenshot
of it, edit it down, and then save to photos.
Then when I get it in my photo section, I
have a section in my albums called motivation, and I
(01:22):
transfer all of these things over to my photo app
and I put it in motivation, and I just have
probably I don't know, let me see one, two, three, four, one, two, three, six, nine, twelve, fourteen, fifteen.
I probably got sixty seventy of these things. I'm just
(01:43):
going to read a few of them to you. And
what I do for meditation sometimes is sometimes I start
my day by just pulling up all of my inspirational
messages that I've sent myself over the years, and they
go back quite sometimes, but these are the top ones
that matter to me most. And so I have one
(02:06):
and I have a pack of lions that's walking and
you can tell that they look like they're going out
on a hunt. It's just a huge pack of lions
and they got a real serious look on their face.
And the caption on it says, surround yourself with those
on the same mission as you. Surround yourself with those
(02:28):
on the same mission as you. Because when you look
at lions and they go out on a hunt, they
all go out on one accord, they going to get
some to eat. Ain't nobody going in there playing and
all this. Here, Hey, let's go down there and see
the gazelles. Let's race. No, No, they get serious. They
get in stock Molde and they got something to do.
And it reminds me to constantly look for people who
(02:51):
are going in the same direction as me. Here's one
I've read to you all before. There's a picture of
a carton full of of probably thirty white eggs, and
one of the eggs is gold, and the caption says,
they laughed at me because I'm different. I looked at
them because they're all the same. Be yourself. Then I
(03:14):
have another one that has this lion walking across the
African plane. This one lion, and I mean, he got
a nice little pace and he looking pretty serious. And
it's an old African proverb. And as you see this
lion walking towards you, it says a lion doesn't turn
around when a small dog barks. And that just reminds
(03:35):
me to keep my pace going where I'm going. When
them little haters start talking, them little bloggers that ain't
got nothing to do with you. You a lion you are
a lion. You're a person on the mission. You are lion.
Here's one. There's some writing in the palm of a
hand that says, everything you're going through is preparing you
for what you ask for. Everything in life is a test.
(03:59):
Always remember that, you all, and it's preparing you for
something you ask for. These tests and challenges that you
go through, they are little things that give you the
experience and the knowledge to equip you with the future.
Here's another one. Sometimes in order to get where you're going,
you need to drop a few people off. Self explanatory.
(04:25):
They that again, sometimes in order to get where you're going,
you need to drop a few people off. That's self explanatory.
Here's one that I took out. I don't know why
I'm gona read to you, but it's Isaiah forty one
thirteen and Hebrew two and two. But they paraphrase it.
I do a motivation to call Jesus calling. And on
(04:47):
one day I was reading this, it said, give yourself
fully to the adventure of today. Walk boldly along the
path of life, relying on your ever present companion. You
have every reason to be confident because my presence accompanies
you all the days of your life and onward into eternity.
(05:09):
Do not give in to fear or worry. Those robbers
of abundant living. Trust me enough to face problems as
they come, rather than trying to anticipate them. Fix your
eyes on me, the author and perfector of your faith,
and many difficulties on the road ahead will vanish before
you reach them. Whenever you start to feel afraid, remember
(05:33):
that I'm holding you by your right hand, and nothing
can separate you from my presence. I just use things
like that man, and like sometimes man for my morning meditation.
I just go to my motivational page and I pull
up stuff. Here's one. Trust in his timing, rely on
his promises, wait for his answers, believe in his miracles,
(05:57):
Rejoice in his goodness and relief, relax in his presence.
It just lets me know the whole time that I'm
never alone, and that I have a very present help.
That when Steve Harvey feel like it ain't going right,
when I feel like a loan and I got decisions
to make and I don't know what to do. Because
(06:18):
I have moments like that, when I pray, I always
feel better off of that same suggestion to you. Find
you some things that motivate you along in your life.
Put them in your phone, and whenever you feel down,
go back and read them. It'll brighten your day. If
it did, it wants you to do it again. Those
are my closing remarks. Hey, listen, y'all talk to God.
He loved to hear from you. Y'all have a good one. Okay,
(06:40):
I see y'all tomorrow. No, No, I see y'all. I'll
see y'all Monday. Yeah, it's the weekend. By all Steve
(07:00):
Harvey Contests. No purchase necessary, voidware prohibited.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
Participants must be legal US residents at least eighteen years old,
unless otherwise stated.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
For complete contest rules, visit Steve HARVEYFM dot com. You're
listening to the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Everybody's your favorite play cousin at junior. Looking for something new,
try fencing, the Olympic and Paralympic sport that max it speed,
strategy and fun. It's like chess meats, cardio, quick feet,
quick decisions, and satisfying beep when you score a point. Kids, teens,
and adults can start anytime, no experience needed, and many
clubs have loaner gear coaches teach fundamentals and safety from
(00:22):
day one. You can find a beginner class near you
at USA Fencing dot org slash try Fencing. That's USA
Fencing dot org slash try fencing. All right. Here we are, guys,
our last break of the day and of the week
on the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
So listen, man, I want to do something. I want
to read a series of things that I keep in
my phone. I did a little bit before, but I
want to do quite a few of them. These are
things that I pull that I take screenshots of, Like
if I find a catchy safe or somebody sends me
(01:01):
a motivational phrase, or if I get you know, just
something or a scripture that really registers with me, and
if they text it to me, I'll take a screenshot
of it, edit it down, and then save to photos.
Then when I get it in my photo section, I
have a section in my albums called motivation, and I
(01:22):
transfer all of these things over to my photo app
and I put it in motivation, and I just have
probably I don't know, let me see one, two, three, four, one, two, three, six, nine, twelve, fourteen, fifteen.
I probably got sixty seventy of these things. I'm just
(01:43):
going to read a few of them to you. And
what I do for meditation sometimes is sometimes I start
my day by just pulling up all of my inspirational
messages that I've sent myself over the years, and they
go back quite sometimes, but these are the top ones
that matter to me most. And so I have one
(02:06):
and I have a pack of lions that's walking and
you can tell that they look like they're going out
on a hunt. It's just a huge pack of lions
and they got a real serious look on their face.
And the caption on it says, surround yourself with those
on the same mission as you. Surround yourself with those
(02:28):
on the same mission as you. Because when you look
at lions and they go out on a hunt, they
all go out on one accord, they going to get
some to eat. Ain't nobody going in there playing and
all this. Here, Hey, let's go down there and see
the gazelles. Let's race. No, No, they get serious. They
get in stock Molde and they got something to do.
And it reminds me to constantly look for people who
(02:51):
are going in the same direction as me. Here's one
I've read to you all before. There's a picture of
a carton full of of probably thirty white eggs, and
one of the eggs is gold, and the caption says,
they laughed at me because I'm different. I looked at
them because they're all the same. Be yourself. Then I
(03:14):
have another one that has this lion walking across the
African plane. This one lion, and I mean, he got
a nice little pace and he looking pretty serious. And
it's an old African proverb. And as you see this
lion walking towards you, it says a lion doesn't turn
around when a small dog barks. And that just reminds
(03:35):
me to keep my pace going where I'm going. When
them little haters start talking, them little bloggers that ain't
got nothing to do with you. You a lion you are
a lion. You're a person on the mission. You are lion.
Here's one. There's some writing in the palm of a
hand that says, everything you're going through is preparing you
for what you ask for. Everything in life is a test.
(03:59):
Always remember that, you all, and it's preparing you for
something you ask for. These tests and challenges that you
go through, they are little things that give you the
experience and the knowledge to equip you with the future.
Here's another one. Sometimes in order to get where you're going,
you need to drop a few people off. Self explanatory.
(04:25):
They that again, sometimes in order to get where you're going,
you need to drop a few people off. That's self explanatory.
Here's one that I took out. I don't know why
I'm gona read to you, but it's Isaiah forty one
thirteen and Hebrew two and two. But they paraphrase it.
I do a motivation to call Jesus calling. And on
(04:47):
one day I was reading this, it said, give yourself
fully to the adventure of today. Walk boldly along the
path of life, relying on your ever present companion. You
have every reason to be confident because my presence accompanies
you all the days of your life and onward into eternity.
(05:09):
Do not give in to fear or worry. Those robbers
of abundant living. Trust me enough to face problems as
they come, rather than trying to anticipate them. Fix your
eyes on me, the author and perfector of your faith,
and many difficulties on the road ahead will vanish before
you reach them. Whenever you start to feel afraid, remember
(05:33):
that I'm holding you by your right hand, and nothing
can separate you from my presence. I just use things
like that man, and like sometimes man for my morning meditation.
I just go to my motivational page and I pull
up stuff. Here's one. Trust in his timing, rely on
his promises, wait for his answers, believe in his miracles,
(05:57):
Rejoice in his goodness and relief, relax in his presence.
It just lets me know the whole time that I'm
never alone, and that I have a very present help.
That when Steve Harvey feel like it ain't going right,
when I feel like a loan and I got decisions
to make and I don't know what to do. Because
(06:18):
I have moments like that, when I pray, I always
feel better off of that same suggestion to you. Find
you some things that motivate you along in your life.
Put them in your phone, and whenever you feel down,
go back and read them. It'll brighten your day. If
it did, it wants you to do it again. Those
are my closing remarks. Hey, listen, y'all talk to God.
He loved to hear from you. Y'all have a good one. Okay,
(06:40):
I see y'all tomorrow. No, No, I see y'all. I'll
see y'all Monday. Yeah, it's the weekend. By all Steve
(07:00):
Harvey Contests. No purchase necessary, voidware prohibited.
Speaker 1 (07:03):
Participants must be legal US residents at least eighteen years old,
unless otherwise stated.
Speaker 2 (07:08):
For complete contest rules, visit Steve HARVEYFM dot com. You're
listening to the Steve Harvey Morning Show.
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