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 From an incurable chronic illness and medical prognosis “He shouldn’t be able to walk, talk, amount to anything and be death six times by now” to an entrepreneur, award winning global inspirational speaker and victorious mindset mentor
Sharing part of my incredible life story as an inspiration to help people live the unlimited life God has for them. Helping them to see that difficulties are an investment for a more fulfilment in the long term. During this organic conversation , we came up with 10 Must Do's when you face trials and hardships:
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 "There's a saying that athletes die twice — once when they're done playing and when they actually die. I want to change that so that they feel like they're born twice." --Kaleb Thornhill If you've ever wondered what life is like after playing college basketball in a town where folks bleed blue, this is a conversation you don't want to miss. Not only did Cameron Mills find victory on the court years ago, but after graduating, he put his passions into play by launching successful professional speaking and ministry careers.
On today's Choose 2 Think podcast episode, Cameron shares engaging and inspirational stories from his college days through today. Cameron referenced two Scriptures during the show that provide bookends for our conversations:  We can be heroes in our lives, everyone of us. Ancestral traditions, mindsets, obstacles, struggles, suffering, transformation, and hope are just a few of the topics that Grace Julius and I chat about during Episode 057 of the Choose 2 Think Podcast.
Grace shares his personal testimony and journey of not only coming home to Christ but also of launching initiatives to change his village in the Mukono District of central Uganda. He is a young visionary, a hero in his own right, with an undying passion for God and love for people. And how exactly does he demonstrate God's love? The Hero I Have Known by Grace Julius Ssembatya  Mulago Hospital, 1997. Grace Julius (recovering from broken leg) with his beloved Grandmother, Efrance Weronde  Dear Grandmother, To the world you are one person, but to me you are the world. You don’t have much, but we have always and still feel like we have everything. You don’t have millions in your bank account, but you have created a legacy worth much more. You taught me love, patience and endurance. You taught me how to pray and led by example. You praised me whenever I did well and pointed out my mistakes with that gentle voice. You encouraged me to work hard in school and taught me how to read and write. I still remember your voice as you tell me bedtime stories and sometimes sat around the fire at night. I still remember everything you taught me. Grandmother you are the truest, dearest, more than a grandmother to me. I call you a friend, sister, cousin and also dad when I lost Dad to the world. You stood alone for 20 years after he neglected ....  Grandmother's (sitting on porch) house in Mukono District, 2021 
From left to right: Darlin' Mary, Dearest Christine & Dashingly Handsome Drew
Adoption.
Join me on the Choose 2 Think Podcast to listen to Christine (and her husband David's) journey through the long and winding road of international adoption. We cozy up and talk process, the ups-and-downs, and the dreaded but unavoidable waiting. Christine is so personable and speaks straight from her heart. Her story has a wonderful and miraculous ending that you don't want to miss. Be sure to subscribe wherever you listen. But there's more! |
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