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Episode Transcript
Hey, you your favorite podcast host once again. So you
guys have been keeping up and I appreciate that you
are following me over on TikTok, where the most engagement happens.
Shout out to the TikTok app for the where the
engagement happens the most. Im D shields C O I
AM D E E S H I E L D
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S capital C capital O. And you're on YouTube.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
You're supporting me on YouTube, which I love that as well.
On YouTube, on Instagram, on blue Sky, on threads, on
bu social, ELIMINATEE and pinterest you find me the same.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
I am D shields.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
I am D E E.
Speaker 1 (00:37):
S H I E L D S D shields.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
When you're looking at the Facebook reels, I appreciate the content,
increased views and content increased support. If you will continue
to not only support, but if you see an opportunity
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im D shields, you can catch up me wherever you
see an opportunity to support. If I say something that
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you like, I would highly appreciate if you do. And
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click like and repeat.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
I appreciate you, thank.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
You for coming to the show, and enjoy. Before diving
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Speaker 1 (01:31):
So there's this lesson that I teach my children expect
the unexpected, And oftentimes it doesn't make sense in the today,
but then a few hours later that tomorrow will begin right.
Just a few hours later, when you're saying, okay, I'm
in today, everything seems as is, and then the next
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day something within a matter of hours can be the
total opposite of the way that you've lived life before.
That is why it is crucial in all times to
operate with an understanding to expect the unexpected. If I
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see individuals all the time who live life kind of
like one way, and they are married to things being
the way that they are, and they get extremely knocked
off balance when things happen that are not the norm.
But when you operate, these are children that I raise
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to operate in this mindset as early as middle school,
high school, teaching them as they're getting ready for the
big world, which is unpredictable. So because the world is unpredictable,
this is why I raise my children with the expect
the unexpected. You're not even going to have all the
answers for them when teaching that lesson, but do as
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many examples as you can as you are navigating parentcing
to say, see, that's an example of what I mean.
Expect the unexpected. You have no idea when anything could happen,
so always operate with awareness. Don't get so carried away
in life that you're not aware. Always utilize awareness. Strengthen
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the skill of awareness if it feels weak at any moment,
because you have to expect the unexpected. Tomorrow is not
promised for one, but tomorrow is also unpredictable. God chooses
how tomorrow goes. You're in today, taking care of today,
doing all that you were called to do because you
woke up today. But just know that you have to
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operate under the guise that expect the unexpected at all times,
and you won't be so thrown off. I'm not saying
that you will not go through because I do not
get to predict that or decire that for you. That's
God's play. But you will not be so unaware of
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how much God is in control when something happens that
you don't think should or you didn't expect or you
did not desire to happen. That's my lesson of expect
the unexpected. Oftentimes we try to find out and discover
and search for what our purpose is, but that is
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going to come over time. So as you're listening to
the lessons, write it down, apply it maybe to what's
happening in your life now, or understand that you wrote
this message down because at some point in your life
in the near future or further out than that, you
may need this lesson. It may come in handy. And
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again you're operating outther than mindset of expect the unexpected,
because you have no idea at what time this very
word that you heard today will be for you. The
art of conversation. There is nothing greater than studying and
understanding and learning and improving and practicing and rehearsing the
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art of conversation. And although you desire it deeply, I'm
not your auntie, I'm not your mother, I'm not the
boss of you.
Speaker 2 (05:29):
So It is up to you to decide if you
are going to take something that you hurt me say
today and apply it to your life before you get
on the next clubhouse talk, the next TikTok talk, the next.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
YouTube teams or zoom. It is up to you to
decide if something that I said to you is something
that you needed to hear.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
And whether or not it will improve your interaction with others.
Speaker 4 (05:55):
Thanks to all Auntie, Profeciaiti, I appreciate you very much,
four britt Reborns, Stop and Bob, and for all of
the rest of the team that helped make today's production
of phenomenal Ones.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
See you guys next time.
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