April 8, 2022, Fireside Chat with Debbie Marks | Interview with Mason VanDyke
Season 2, Episode 89, Apr 10, 2022, 07:09 PM
Listen in as Debbie interviews Mason VanDyke... in Mason's own words:
My training is in numbers and process’ but as I grow, I find my passion is people. More specifically, I am drawn to the questions we all have within us but may be afraid to ask.
Listen in as Debbie interviews Mason VanDyke... in Mason's own words:
My training is in numbers and process’ but as I grow, I find my passion is people. More specifically, I am drawn to the questions we all have within us but may be afraid to ask.
I find Og Mandino’s quote below is so very true for so many of us. It is my mantra, if you will, to drive my writing to help me open the door to the prison of my soul.
“Most of us build prisons for ourselves and after we occupy them for a period of time, we become accustomed to their walls and accept the false premise that we are incarcerated for life. As soon as that belief takes hold of us, we abandon hope of ever doing more with our lives and of ever giving our dreams a chance to be fulfilled. We become puppets and begin to suffer living deaths. It may be praiseworthy and noble to sacrifice your life to a cause or a business or the happiness of others, but if you are miserable and unfulfilled in that lifestyle, and know it, then to remain in it is a hypocrisy, a lie, and a rejection of the faith placed in you by your creator.” Og Mandino
More later…
https://masonvandyke.com/
My training is in numbers and process’ but as I grow, I find my passion is people. More specifically, I am drawn to the questions we all have within us but may be afraid to ask.
I find Og Mandino’s quote below is so very true for so many of us. It is my mantra, if you will, to drive my writing to help me open the door to the prison of my soul.
“Most of us build prisons for ourselves and after we occupy them for a period of time, we become accustomed to their walls and accept the false premise that we are incarcerated for life. As soon as that belief takes hold of us, we abandon hope of ever doing more with our lives and of ever giving our dreams a chance to be fulfilled. We become puppets and begin to suffer living deaths. It may be praiseworthy and noble to sacrifice your life to a cause or a business or the happiness of others, but if you are miserable and unfulfilled in that lifestyle, and know it, then to remain in it is a hypocrisy, a lie, and a rejection of the faith placed in you by your creator.” Og Mandino
More later…
https://masonvandyke.com/