Finding Thankfulness This Holiday Season

Nov 25, 2019 | The Professional Noticer

This week—and back by popular demand—Andy reads a classic Thanksgiving story from his book Return to Sawyerton Springs. 

Tune in to hear a method you can use to locate your grateful spirit when you need it most! 

Andy also answers a question from someone who’s constantly frustrated by the political rhetoric coming out of D.C. He wants to know if there is any possibility to have Andy’s book How Do You Kill 11 Million People? read before the 2020 presidential debates. Would increasing the knowledge of the electorate raise the quality of politicians? 

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