Eric Epperson

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Eric, I'm thinking about what he had to say and trying to think of like, you know, one thing we love doing here at The Current is giving everyone a take home when they leave.

And it's difficult because I think for a lot of us, like, you know, we can't just...

A lot of us haven't earned enough money we can just walk away from.

I mean that, yes, but also like everything holistically, your relationships, right? Your health, your mental health, your heart, your marriage, your finances, your kids, like everything.

how do I want to begin to plant seeds now so that I have trees that have grown into legacy when I'm at that stage and I can actually do those things,

right? And I think for a lot of people, Eric, I love what you're saying right there.

It's not about like, It's not about like, I've got to stay in this position because this place, whether it be where I work at CIY or wherever somebody else works, it's not about being needed.

You're gonna wanna jump in in a couple of weeks when we're back with part two of our conversation with Adam LaRoche, as he talks about life after baseball, how we can get involved, uh, in helping his organization, and just the wild adventure, uh, God has called him to if we just stay ready and stay available, uh, to what God is doing in our lives.

The Current is a media property of Christ in Youth, executive produced by Eric Epperson and co-produced by Lauren Bryan and Joseph Jackson.

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