Andy Andrews

Dave Barton talked about it.

Andrews talked about it.

E.W. Jackson talked about it.

And others have spoken about this.

Y'all have a ballot initiative here in Colorado that could turn the whole thing.

And this occurred because I reread a book that Bob McEwen had inspired.

A guy named Andy Andrews wrote a book and it came from, How Do You Kill 11 Million People? I don't know if Bob talked about this, we were flying in when he spoke the first night.

But it was a little book, it's an easy read, How Do You Kill 11 Million People? It's about the Holocaust.

Hello, everyone.

I'm Andy Andrews.

Hey, thank you for making me a part of your week.

My purpose here today with every show we do is to play the part of a best friend or a coach.

But how did the song come about? We can't talk about that.

It's confidential,

Andy.

We'll call Jimmy and make sure he's all right.

I mean,

Andy Andrews is kind of close in South Carolina.

We've been down this road before.

Everyone remembers Jamie Harrison.

You know, Trevor, this is one of the things that I'm really passionate about, and I was reading a book the other day.

There was an Andy Andrews book, and one of the quotes he was talking about is he was talking about in history that we've been sold a bill of goods, an idea that you know, children were going to overpopulate the world to the point that the world wouldn't have enough resources.

And he went through and he really, he did a lot of, he did the research and then just showed, he said, look, there has never been children that starved due to the fact there weren't enough resources available except for the fact when there were tyrannical governments and people doing evil things.

Because always, always there's been enough.

Always go to the training if you haven't, and read the book, and look at the different options out there.

David Loy recommended The Traveler's Gift by Andy Andrews.

Don't forget, uh, books from our guests themselves.

Get to the Point by Joel Schwartzberg, The Working Homemaker by Charity Gibson.

Well, good afternoon to you, and thanks for joining us here.

This is The Meeting House here on Faith Radio, and Andy Andrews is joining us today.

And Andy has been a guest here on this program, always an inspiration, someone who is known as an author and a speaker, and over 25 books, including the Noticer series, The Butterfly Effect, The Traveler's Gift, and so many others.

Of course, he is an in-demand speaker, has had the opportunity to speak to college football national championship teams.

These are things I'm thinking about right now.

That's great.

Andy Andrews joining us today here on the Meeting House on Faith radio guest speaker for the 34th annual Save a Life Banquet of Covington County, Monday, September 21st at 6.30 p.m. at the Kiwanis Community Center in Andalusia.

Andy, as we might say, our warm-up time before this conversation began, we were talking about...

I've seen huge personal brands.

You know, I think of Andy Andrews.

He built a huge personal brand, had no employees, had lots of contractors doing lots of things.

And then I think of Dave Ramsey.

The M in AMP means to make it happen.

Now, if you've ever read The Seven Decisions, which is probably my favorite book aside from the Bible, Andy Andrews outlines seven main decisions that top leaders go through and that brings a commonality to success.

One of the decisions is that you have a decided heart and that you're a person of action.

I think that one of the things I really appreciate about what I'm inviting you to is that it's not apathy.