Unusual Life lessons from Kenny Rogers and 4 inch heels | Ep 3

Episode SummaryThe most memorable life lessons are often be found in the "Can you believe I did that category!" This experience is no different. I will unpack how lessons learned from the escapades of an impromptu 4" heel walking excursion marry so well with "The Gambler" by Kenny Rogers. Be inspired as well continue our journey living with victory in mind. Happy Listening! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES[00:00:43] Introduction to the show. [00:01:47] Today, our conversation begs to find out exactly what four inch heels have in common with Kenny Roger’s “The Gambler” song.  [00:02:11] What tune and lyrics are being referenced to - a cappella rendition. [00:02:58] Decisions. Decisions. Decisions. - Enter the 4" heel story. It was all about looking good. [00:04:42] Consequences of the 4" heels start piling up Clippety-clop style. [00:05:43] When wise choices are in short supply. [00:07:15] Cute had left the building. [00:07:46] My toes! My toes! Did I even own toes? [00:08:21] So regarding The Gambler song... [00:09:02] And I didn't know when to fold. [00:09:41] I rationally cancelled Rational thought out.  [00:10:41] But, instead of walking away, like me, we might keep pushing into what we're doing when we know it wasn't good for us in the first place. [00:11:26] To hold or not to hold? To walk away or stay? [00:12:29] Decision making - learning the skills on how to listen to ourselves. [00:13:21] Learning to cast our vision.  [00:14:19] It’s all about being honest with ourselves. [00:14:57] We need to work on taking steps that are gonna benefit us in the long run. [00:15:29] As painful as it was, I love, love, love the lesson of the heels because it's a tangible experience of how it's okay to fail. [00:16:13] What do I need to walk away from?  [00:16:39] Don’t forgot about the fact that ya need to know how ta run.  [00:16:58] And you never count your money when you're sitting at the table, there'll be time enough for counting when the deal is done. So you are the only one who knows how and when to evaluate some situations. [00:17:32] “Just keep swimming, swimmin’ swimmin’…" just keep at it, living in and walking with victory in mind. [00:17:54] Conclusion. Thank you so much for listening. Be sure that you subscribe to this podcast. That way you can automatically receive episodes and share the link. People share the link and the episodes with your social networks. You can go to our website www.victoryinmind.com for show notes as well as links to download and subscribe. [00:18:28] Thanks for staying tuned to Victory in Mind. We appreciate you. I'm your host, Waceke Wambaa thanking you for joining me on our podcast today. Remember you have a future. You have a hope. LEAVE SOME FEEDBACKWould you consider reviewing Victory in Mind podcast? If so, here’s the iTunes/Apple Podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/victory-in-mind/id1557591084 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/victory-in-mind/id1557591084). If you like what you hear (and read!), please share the links with anyone you think might be interested. Much much appreciated! Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast so you can automatically receive your episodes!!! MORE INFOIf you'd like to find out more info about Waceke visit: http://www.tataceke.com/ (www.tataceke.com) Follow Waceke on Social Media @TataCeke on Instagram, Twitter, Clubhouse; @TataCekevo on Facebook; LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/waceke-wambaa (linkedin.com/in/waceke-wambaa) RESOURCESFor fantastic podcast intro/outro: GNX Productions. Larry "DJ X-Cell" Wall. [e-mail] Gorgeous podcast artwork designed by Cameron Ward at http://www.camwarddesign.com/ (www.camwarddesign.com). For voice over services: visit https://tataceke.com/ (https://tataceke.com)