The PUSH Project Podcast
Hey family, David Hernandez here and WELCOME to the PUSH Project; it's my podcast! And we're gonna have powerful, thought provoking conversation, with some amazing people! As both, a 25yr on-air radio personality in Los Angeles (102.3 FM KJLH Radio) and a mental health provider for the last 24yrs, I've been BLESSED to have some of the most life-altering, ground-breaking conversations with so many memorable people. And now, I get to bring these conversations to you! The PUSH Project Podcast! Each episode will be an opportunity for you to be inspired by stories of hope, perseverance, and PUSHing Through, to discover Healing, Greatness and Purpose. This podcast is for everyone! Let's PUSH through together! I love you! There's nothing you can do about it! I'd love to hear your feedback: PUSHProjectPod@gmail.com. You can also find me on all over social media by searching "David Hernandez Loves You"..
The PUSH Project Podcast
LEAN IN | Broken Crayons Still Color | EP. 013 | DAVID HERNANDEZ
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In this episode of The PUSH Project Podcast, we get real about something most people don't want to say out loud: when you're given the opportunity to speak, are you actually saying something worth hearing?
It's easy to feel frustrated when people aren't listening. But the harder question is whether we're speaking from our pain ā or from our healing. From our bitterness ā or from our growth.
Because just like a broken crayon can still create something beautiful, your broken seasons don't disqualify you. They prepare you. ššæš¼šøš²š» šš¼š¶š¹ š¶š šš¢š¢šš¦š¢ššā and that's exactly where seeds of hope, purpose, and vision take root.
This one is short. But it might be exactly what you needed to hear today.
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