Soaring Again: A Tale of Resilience and Reclaiming Dreams

Have you ever been knocked down so hard that getting back up seems like a fantasy? Buckle up and prepare for a journey through tales of resilience, where each story is a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who've been counted out yet soared back into the fray with newfound strength. From the hospital bed to the boxing ring, we explore the concept of being "back in flight," inspired by an off-the-cuff remark that encapsulated our theme unexpectedly profoundly. It's not just about bouncing back; it's about doing so with an attitude that defies the gravity of setbacks.

As your captain on this voyage, I'll share insights and chuckles while encouraging you to take stock of your journeys. Picture your dreams as destinations on a star map, each setback a meteor shower you've navigated through. No guests are joining us this time, just you, me, and a universe of possibilities. Strap in and ready your engines for liftoff as we chart a course toward reclaiming your dreams and rekindling the fire within. Remember, dreaming is for eternity, but is it living? That's for today – let's make it count.

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:15

Hello, it's me, the M, the I, the K to the E, hailing from the D, the Y to the T that's the abbreviation for the city called Dayton and I'm sending you good sensations and vibrations. And remember, I'm just saying I want to talk to you from the subject today back in flight. Back in flight a Sunday after church. One of my friends, a bug was trying to get on him and, um, his son had knocked the bug down and this. His son thought that he had killed the bug and said oh, I killed it. Um, and my friend's sister said that the bug had had started back up and was like I'm not dead, here I am rising. And um, my friend's sister said he back in flight, or it's back in flight. And the funny thing about it is it was just the way she put it. She's a natural podcast spitter without even knowing that she is one. So the way she put it and just was like he's back in flight, he back in flight, was just amazing.

Speaker 1: 1:35

How many times have you been knocked down and declared dead? Dead? And you may have very well been declared dead as far as physically there have been people who have told stories of being in a coma or being extremely sick, and people were talking around them, making arrangements uh, call the family in and all the um, you know, and everything like that. But the person, through the grace of god, was able to live further and now they're living with attitude like, yeah, you know that I'm still here and that's a very good gospel song. I'm still here and that's and that's a song that I like, but back in flight.

Speaker 1: 2:28

Also, there are people who have been trying to shatter your dreams, to shatter you, who have been cheering because you were knocked down, cheering because you went through something that looked like it was going to stop or obligerate your dreams temporarily and thought they were going to keep you down. They did a myriad of things. They may have tried to destroy your reputation, your name, and just try to mess you up all around and everything all around and everything, but the funny thing about it is, no matter what, they still were unable to stop you because you were back in flight. So right now, I want you to think about where you are, what you're trying to obtain, your dreams, your goals, your ambitions, and I want you to get back in flight or just offer you a word of hope, because you're thinking that you're down and out, thinking that you'll never come back. But I have a bit of good news for you to say that you are back in flight.

Speaker 1: 3:40

You're on your way, your starship, your plane is being repaired. One more turn of that socket wrench and you're back in business. You have once again come to the land of mike believe, a place that makes emerald city look like a pile of green rocks. Never, never land. Wish that it never was created in the first place. And wonderland, wonder why it exists at all. And I encourage you to dream like you'll live forever, but please live like you'll die today. No-transcript.