1.7.22 - The Ash Cash Show

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To the Ash Cash Show, every Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 9 AM Eastern Standard Time. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Make sure you go to theashcashshow.com, subscribe to the podcast. Go to ashcashtv.com, subscribe to the YouTube channel. Um, excited to be here. Thank y'all so much for rocking with me. Um, today, today we talk— we talking about taking what you deserve. Right, it's the Take What You Deserve edition. Um, oh, it's Friday too, man.

I feel—

I don't know why I feel like Thursday. I don't know why I feel like Thursday, but Thursday we had, we had a classic interview inside the vault. Uh, John Hope Bryant, GOAT. If y'all didn't check out that interview, make sure y'all go there. Um, happy blessed Friday, my blessed and happy and highly favored Welcome. Oh, you know what? It's better if I read it on the screen. Wallah, wallah, wallah, wallah. Happy Friday, my blessed and highly favored. Welcome to the end of a great week and a day that you continue to move to the beat of your own drum. Today's daily aspiration is dedicated to living differently. Some of us have the audacity to try to live a life that is not ours. Some of us have the gall to complain about the hand that we were dealt, not knowing that our hand is what makes us special. Some of us really spend time wishing we were better, fully disrespecting the person we are right now. I need you to live differently. Stop trying to fit in when you were born to stand out. You are a unique being that can do anything you put your mind to. Believe Believe in who you are wholeheartedly and understand that who you are is the core of your greatness. Life is for living, so the sooner you become comfortable in your own skin, the sooner you begin to live. Absolutely, positively nothing can stop you. The world and everything in it is yours. Take what you deserve. I'll leave you a couple of quotes. First one by Anthony Robbins, and it says, create a vision and never let the environment, other people's beliefs, or the limits of what has been done in the past shape your decision. Ignore conventional wisdom. Next quote by Tony La Torre Amos, and it says, some of the most wonderful people are the ones who don't fit into boxes. And last but not least, by Melissa Eldridge, and it says, don't let anyone tell you that you have to be a certain way. Be unique. Be what you feel. Um, I'm way up. I feel blessed. Um, so real quick, right, I wanna— I want us to just, just sit in that for a second. I need you to take what you deserve. I need us to sit in that for a second. Right? And the reason why I want us to sit in that for a second is because, you know, a lot of us are living a life that's not really ours. You know what I'm saying? We're really living a life that was given to us. We're living a life that, you know, is not representative of who we actually are.

Right.

And we, you know, and, and, and Miss Tiff, thank you for the badge love. And, and a lot of times, you know, we're complaining, right? We're complaining about, uh, the hand we, we're dealt. We're complaining about who we are. We're complaining about where we are. We're complaining about all these things and not realizing that, uh, it is, right, it is the hand that has made you who you are. Right? It is the hand that you were dealt that makes you who you are. If you weren't— if, you know, contrast is always a great thing. If you weren't dealt the hand that you were dealt, then you could not see the things that you are seeing, right? You know, sometimes the darkness, right? Sometimes the darkness is what allows us, uh, to enjoy the light, right? Um, the fact that it's freezing cold is, is, is why we love, we love warm weather, right? If it's scorching hot, it's the reason why we could appreciate water, you know what I'm saying? If it's, if it's dry, is the reason why we could appreciate rain, you know what I'm saying? It's the, it's the It's the leaves that are growing that allows us to appreciate the flower. Everything that— everything, right? Everything that has happened in our lives, right? The good, the bad, the ugly, all of it. All of it. Every single thing is why we are where we are today and is why we will be great and continue to be great, right? It's necessary. It is necessary, right? Like, it is necessary. And so, you know, I want, I want us to get, get to that space where, where we're not complaining, right? We're not complaining about, about things. We're not complaining about the pressure. We're not complaining about the downs. We're not, you know, like, we gotta understand that it's necessary.

You are now listening to mindrightradio.com, the only place to get inspiration and motivation all day, every day. This is the part where I'm supposed to talk, and I want to reiterate though, I'm just a motivational speaker. That's what I am. You know, uh, Bishop has inspired me and has really helped me understand my walk. You know, I'm nothing, I'm nothing no more than you. You know, my job has been accepted. I've been very blessed in that I've lived a life God has enabled me to pursue my passion and tied it to my gift. I'm gifted at comedy and I've been able to pursue it. So I wake up every day and for a living I play music and tell jokes. How big of a blessing is that? How big of a blessing is that? But you know, people, people, people, they look at that for See, you lose sight of the fact that I'm 54 though, and you look— and you don't know the fact that I've been doing this 27 years in order to get to the point where I can wake up and play music and tell jokes for a living. It's like my guest Tim Gannon, who explained the fact that he wanted to play polo. He didn't buy a pony till he was 40. He saw the first race at 16, the first match at 16. He didn't get that till he was 40. But so people look at him as the owner of Outback Steakhouse and they go, wow. But they have no idea, no idea the journey and the stress. And, and what I want to talk to you about is stress.

Stress.

What stress is, what it really is, how it's necessary if you planning on getting to where you're trying to go to. See, stress is God's way of training you. It's, it's preparation. What most people do is, see, once you get stressed, you don't want that no more. So now you give up. You think, I'm stressed, so I don't want— nobody likes stress. But you got to, in order to develop and to change and to grow, stress is necessary.

Stress is necessary, y'all.

Be willing to go get it every day.

All the time.

Now I've heard it several different ways, but I'm just telling you the way my daddy gave it to me. He said, son, he said, every morning on the plains of the Eastern Serengeti Desert, there arises a gazelle that realizes that he must run faster than the fastest lion or he will be eaten and he would die that day. On that same desert Arises in the morning, a lion that realizes that he must run faster than the fastest gazelle or he will starve and he will die that day. He say, son, the moral of the story is no matter who you is, when you wake up in the morning, you need to be running. No matter— and he said, no matter who you is, this program is who you are. But my daddy didn't do that, and I was comfortable with it. And so what he taught me was a work ethic of how to work in order to get to where you want to go.

That's a nation that's bad off.

You gotta put yourself under some stress though. See, stress is necessary. God is a trainer. This is what I done learned about. And all I can tell you is, you know, how I got to be who I am. That's all I can share with you. I got no other stories for you. He got me to this point because From so far from what I didn't gather in the process I'm in, he wants me to share my story with those that's still trying to get there.

And it—

and at 40, you can still buy the pony. And by age 50, you can still have 5 world championships. But you've got to be willing to get under some stress. See, stress is necessary. See, I'm a seed. I really am. See, but a seed has to be planted. A seed got to have dirt put on top of it. If you take a seed and throw it on the concrete and walk off, the sun just burn it up.

Right.

But guess what? Logically, in my mind, it doesn't make sense that to grow something you should dig a hole, put it down in there, and cover it with dirt. Logically, that don't make no sense to me. But hold up, see, dirt is necessary.

Dirt is necessary.

And development. Dirt builds character. Dirt gives you the push-through factor. Dirt makes you come with it when you don't feel like coming with it no more. And you get dirt in a lot of different ways. All of y'all that had dirt thrown on you, and dirt ain't always what you want. It's Is somebody talking about you down on your job? Is somebody accusing you of something that you didn't do? Is somebody telling you you ain't gonna make it? Is somebody sharing information about you that ain't true? Everybody gets dirt put on them. But see, when you getting put under that stress, please know God is always working. Kirk Franklin song, God is always working, so I smile because I know he back there. See, that dirt builds character in you. When they talking about you, it teaches you to withstand it. Then it gives you something to push through. So when you put seed and you put the dirt on it. If you understand stress, stress really ain't just dirt. Stress— see, they don't call it dirt when they plant it, they call it soil. Because see, soil has nutrients in it. But the nutrients— when people talking about you, dogging you, lying on you, backbiting, stealing from you, talking about you— they're actually putting nutrients in you. They're building character. You got Character now, cuz now— and now the seed, if they put a camera under the ground, you'd have seen the seed sprout open and start coming through the dirt, because the dirt is necessary so you can prove yourself.

Yeah.

You know, if you don't really want to— everything you see above ground that blossoms and plants and grows and that's beautiful, it was underground one time. All them potatoes, collard greens, they was underground one time. Them apple trees, They was underground one time, so they had to prove theyself. See, you want to be successful? Well, then you got to prove yourself. You got to push through the dirt. You got to come up through here. You got to come out. Then you sprout, and then Bishop say, then you become a tree. Next thing you know, you got fruit. So when you under stress, take the stress for what it is. Don't get fooled. Don't just think, oh, look, man, Lord must. What you tripping for? What you talking about?

What you talking about?

You gonna be a plant, a tree, a flower, a bush, and ain't no stress. How you gonna get to be that without no dirt? See, I expect dirt now. I expect people to talk about me. Matter of fact, I look forward to it now. Do your thing, because if I can weather what happened to me and my family earlier, you can bring whatever you got now. There's some more stuff going around now that's about to happen. Bring it. Because now I have developed a character that is stress. I have soil, enough dirt on me that has provided me with nutrients. What I want to talk to you about is stress.

Stress. Stop stressing. I will get you through this.

And to change and to grow, stress is necessary. So you got to be willing to go get it every day. Stress is necessary. See, stress is God's way of training you. It's preparation. In order to develop and to change and to grow, stress is necessary. Mind Right Radio, your number one source for mind elevation.

Hey yo, so I need, I need y'all to understand that, right? Because, you know, I, I, you know, there are too many of us complaining about our circumstances, complaining about, you know, where we are currently, um, wishing things were better, not, um, understanding that, uh, it is the stress, right? It is the dirt. It is the things that, uh, you know, have been pushed upon you that are actually blessing you, that are actually helping you get to that, to that, to that next level, right? Um, and, and I, and I want you to understand that regardless, right, regardless of, um, how, how things may seem, um, you know, that no matter of how, um, things are developing, um, everything, right, everything is going to be all right. Everything is going to be all right. Not some things, like everything is going to be all right. And I want you to get to that space. I want you to understand that. I want you to know that, um, you may not see it yet, uh, it may, it may not be crystal clear yet. It may not, um, you know, be blaring at you, uh, some people might be so far in the tunnel that all they see is darkness, right? Think about this. If you ever got stuck in a tunnel— I never got stuck in a tunnel, but if you ever got stuck in a tunnel, right, it is you walking, right? If you want to get out the tunnel, right, they say there's light at the end of the tunnel, right? So in the beginning of the tunnel, there is this darkness, and it's hard for you to even imagine. It's scary, it's dark, it might be wet, you might pause, you might hear some sounds. But at the end of the day, you can't just stay there, right? Because if you stay there, if you stay in the darkness, you're gonna die. And so you gotta move, right? You're not gonna run because if you run, you might hurt yourself. So yeah, take your time, take your time, try to figure things out. But you gotta know that as you're walking through The darkness, it's gonna be dark. But guess, but guess what happens at some point when you get to that end of the tunnel? You're gonna start seeing a light. But you're not gonna be able to see that light if you just stay there. You're not gonna be, be able to see that light if you're stagnant. You're not gonna be able to see that light if you don't have faith that, that there's light at the end of the tunnel, right? And so it's okay, right? It's okay. Don't get mad at darkness, right? Don't get upset at darkness. Don't wish dark. No, it's okay. But you gotta, you just gotta keep moving, right? Because everything's going to be all right. Mind right, radio inspiration and motivation 25/8 all the time. More than humanly possible elevation on another level. Yep. Let him protect us from the evil. Answer the king. Yep.

We talked about Madea earlier, and a lot of people know me as Madea, but there's something that a lot of people don't know that I want to share with you. I, um, was a child that was born to 2 wounded parents, and they were wounded children themselves. My mother was, uh, 17 and my father was about 19 when they got married, and I came along when she was 24 years old. And there was a lot of pain in the house. There were a lot of arguments. He would— he was very physically abusive and verbally abusive to the both of us. It was really a difficult and very hard Um, time, especially for a man-child. I don't know what it's like for a little girl, but I'm sure it's just as painful. But for a boy-child, a man-child, to watch his mother being beaten and belittled, it was really, really hard. So I went under the house and I built this little— I put some wood up in between some of the pillars and built this little, uh, safe place for me. And I painted it robinet blue. I found some paint somewhere, painted it blue. And I would sit in this room and I would let my imagination take me to other places. I would, I would just be somewhere running through grass and trees while I'm listening to all of the pain and all the heartache up above me in the floorboards. So it was a very difficult time. But the beauty in that moment, and I say this to people all the time, is that I know that all things work together for your good. When I, when I am writing a script or a movie or writing The Haves and Have Nots, or if Loving You Is Wrong, or writing any of these shows or movies, in my imagination I go to a place where I'm in that world, and that was formed and born inside of all that pain. So the little boy's imagination is where the man goes now to, to feed his dreams. So it's a beautiful thing when you know that all things are going to work together for you.

Everything's gonna work for you.

Yep.

I was a fly. A hippo take off from me.

What, what broke in the moment, if you wonder what happened, like from the time when I started doing these shows to the time when they started to take off, what broke in the moment? Well, here I was with this script about adult survivors of child abuse whose parents had abused them, and the characters in the show that I had written from my own mind had forgiven their abusers. But I hadn't forgiven my father. So one day we were on the phone before the show sold out, before everything changed. We're on the phone and I got a chance to just say everything that was on my mind because I wasn't the little boy anymore. I was a 6-foot-6 man and I wasn't afraid. And I started saying everything that I needed to say to him, and the things that came out of my mouth blew my mind. But at the end of it, what I heard was, I forgive you. I said, I forgive you, and something shifted in me. Something shifted. Let me tell you something, forgiveness Forgiveness is so incredibly powerful. Forgiveness is not for the other person, it is for you. There are people living their lives who've done you wrong. They are happy walking down the street, not even thinking about you, but there you are holding on to unforgiveness. When I forgave this man, I found myself trying to— I was lost for a second because my entire fuel was based on the negativity of not forgiving him. But once I forgave him, I had to find a way to find another source of fuel. So the negativity and all the darkness that I'd been through was the source. Now I needed a more positive source. Now I needed a good source, a pure source. It's like, it's like taking a car that runs on diesel and putting regular gasoline in it, and then all of a sudden you say drive and something's going to go wrong. So you have to rework all the components inside of your mind to be able to understand how to function in positivity. So that shift for me was so incredible. Forgiveness did all of that for me, and the minute I did that The minute I started to function and doing the right thing and being positive, I went from nobody coming to the show to not having enough seats for the people to get into the place.

From the evil, protect us from the evil. Yup.

Somebody— I just talked to a few people, they said, let's talk about your failures. I said, I don't have any. And, and I tell you why. I tell you why I say that. I tell you why I say that. Because when you know that everything in your life is going to work together for your good— I look, I look back on all the things in my life that I thought that should have been a failure, that should have been a failure, that should have been a failure.

That's what you're going through.

But when I really analyzed it, I realized those were teaching moments, those were molding moments, those were moving moments. And I realized, had that not happened, I wouldn't have been ready for this moment. Or had that situation not gone on, I wouldn't have been ready to go here. Had I not been able to live at that altitude, I wouldn't have been able to stand at this altitude. So what happened to me, as I look back on all those moments, I don't call them failures. I call them the grace of God because it brought me right where I needed to be.

Don't give up.

Don't give up. Yeah, I know it sounds simple, but don't.

Give up. If you go to bed with it and you wake up with it and you can't shake it, you go get a job and that dream is still in the back of your head, you're working for somebody else, but that dream is still in the back of your head, you're getting up every morning, 5 in the morning, going on somebody else's job. Let me tell you something, honor that person that you're working for. Listen, listen, because when you can—

when you—

when you're faithful over someone else's, God will give you your own. So make sure you honor the person that you're working for. But, but at the same time, don't give up. At the launch of the studio, my studio is a place where even dreams believe. Because when I think about Joseph, he went through so much before he became— he got into his promise. He was in jail, he got all these things happen to him. But, but when it got really bad and he gave up or wanted to give up, the dream reminded him that he can go on. So if it's in you and you can't shake it and you dream about it, and when you want to walk away from it, you still dream, that's God telling you to keep going. I'm not gonna tell you anything else. Please keep going. There are people whose lives and destiny are tied into you.

Are tied into you.

All of these people, where will we be going to worship and hear a positive message?

You understand what I mean?

Don't stop.

Keep going no matter what anybody says. You are worth it. And here's the thing about worthy— get to worthy. Whatever you do, get to worthy. What does that mean? Understand that you are worth it. You deserve the good things. If God said it, you deserve it. And he did. His thoughts of you are pure, and he wants to give you a hope. And here's how I know that it's going to be all right. The first five words of this text simply says, "And it came, and it came to pass," which means whatever you're going through did not come, did not come to stay. You're gonna be all right.

Wait, hold on. It came to pass. Do you get that? It came to pass. I don't think y'all get that bar. Like, you, you under— do you understand the double entendre of that? Anything that you're going through, it came to pass. It didn't come to stay, right? It didn't come to stay. It's visiting. Right. Yo, any— yo, any stress, any trials, any tribulations did not come to stay. It can't. Like, the reason why it's there is because it needs to leave. So it did not come to stay, it came to pass. And so don't get— don't give permanent energy to temporary things. Why are you giving permanent energy to temporary things. When the thing came to pass, it come— hey yo, it came to pass. It, it didn't come with a duffel bag. It didn't come with luggage. It's, it's visiting. It's an Uber driver. It, it came, dropped off the package, and it's leaving. It's Amazon. It's, it's DoorDash. You know what I'm saying? Yo, you look— your trials and tribulations Are Uber, Amazon, and DoorDash. They not—they're not even coming in. They came, they dropped the package off, and they out. It came to pass. It came to pass, y'all. I don't know. I don't know what other way to say it. Yo, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Look, I'm getting too spicy. Yo, I'll get too spicy. I G I G I G said hold on. I G it's yo, I'm getting too spicy.

Abraham told his servants, stay here, stay here. The thing that blew my mind. Stay here, and we're gonna go up and worship. But there's a little part of the verse where he says, and we will return to you. Yeah. Well, Abraham, if you're going up to sacrifice your son, how do you know you're coming back? Coming back with your son. When you have that kind of trust and that kind of faith in God, I don't care what it looks like; it's going to be all right. And Abraham turned and he named the place Jehovah Jireh, meaning God will provide. So the very thing you're worried about, don't worry about it because God will provide.

But Tyler, you don't understand.

It's been difficult. It's been hard. God will provide. But Tyler, you don't understand. I love my wife and my husband. This has been really difficult, but you don't understand.

God will provide.

Just pray and worship. Just climb and maintain. And if I can leave you with anything, I want to leave you with this. Hear me clearly when I say this. There are people who come in your life sometimes to be there for a season. They weren't meant to be there always. Sometimes we find ourselves hooked up with people that we think are there for a lifetime, but they were only supposed to be there for a season. There are people who come in your life like boosters for a rocket. If you ever watch a rocket go into space, the boosters fall off when it reaches a certain altitude. Some people are not equipped to handle the altitudes that you're going to, so don't be afraid when they fall off. They're not bad people, they just couldn't go where you're going.

They just can't go where you were going. Hey, I almost want to play this back one more time. It's a long track. I almost want to go, go back. Man, um, man, A-Lo, what up? Um, sheesh, hey, y'all don't even know where to go from here. Yo, y'all know I'm gonna be speechless. I don't even know where to go from here. That was a lot. That was, that was, that was a lot of sauce. That was a lot of sauce. Jay Varda, yo, yo, it's it it's sheesh sheesh yo where can I yo where can I go from here I can't go where can I go where can I go yeah that was a y'all I don't even know where to go hey y'all don't even know where to go from here. Hey, I don't even know where to go from here. Liquid means rewind, gunshot means forward. You requested it, so we rewind. Reggae and motivation combined, that's inspiration on another level. Mind Right Radio, elevate your mind, elevate your life. If you change your mind, then you change your life. Mind Right Radio, inspiration and motivation 25/8. That's all the time, more than humanly possible. Elevation.

We talked about Medea earlier, and a lot of people know me as Medea, but there's something that a lot of people don't know that I want to share with you. I was a child that was born to two wounded parents, and they were wounded children themselves. My mother was 17, and my father was about 19 when they got married, and I came along. When she was 24 years old, and there was a lot of pain in the house. There were a lot of arguments. He would— he was very physically abusive and verbally abusive to the both of us. It was really a difficult and very hard, um, time, especially for a man-child. I don't know what it's like for a little girl, but I'm sure it's just as painful. But for a boy-child, a man-child, to watch his mother being beaten and belittled, it was really, really hard. So I went under the house and I built this little, uh, put some wood up in between some of the pillars and built this little, uh, safe place for me. And I painted it robin egg blue. I found some paint somewhere, painted it blue, and I would sit in this room and I would let my imagination take me to other places. I would, I would just be somewhere running through grass and trees while I'm listening to all of the pain and all the heartache up above me in the floorboards. So it was a very difficult time, but the beauty in that moment, and I say this to I say to people all the time is that I know that all things work together for your good. When I, when I am writing a script or a movie or writing The Haves and Have Nots, or If Loving You Is Wrong, or writing any of these shows or movies, in my imagination I go to a place where I'm in that world. And that was formed and born inside of all that pain. So the little boy's imagination is where the man goes now to, to feed his dreams. So it's a beautiful thing when you know that all things are going to work together for you.

All things, all things, all things are gonna work. Yeah.

What what broke in the moment? If you wonder what happened, like from the time when. I started doing these shows at a time when they started to take off. What broke in the moment? Well, here I was with this script about adult survivors of child abuse whose parents had abused them, and the characters in the show that I had written from my own mind had forgiven their abusers, but I hadn't forgiven my father. So one day we were on the phone before the show sold out, before everything changed. We're on the phone and I got a chance to just say everything that was on my mind. Because I wasn't the little boy anymore. I was a 6-foot-6 man and I wasn't afraid. And I started saying everything that I needed to say to him, and the things that came out of my mouth blew my mind. But at the end of it, what I heard was, I forgive you. I said, I forgive you, and something shifted in me. Something shifted. Let me tell you something, forgiveness is so incredibly powerful. Forgiveness is not for the other person, it is for you. There are people living their lives who've done you wrong. They are happy walking down Not even thinking about you, but there you are holding on to unforgiveness. When I forgave this man, I found myself trying to— I was lost for a second because my entire fuel was based on the negativity of not forgiving him. But once I forgave him, I had to find a way to find another source of fuel. So the negativity and all the darkness that I've been through was the source. Now I needed a more positive source. Now I needed a good source of Pure Source. It's like, it's like taking a car that runs on diesel and putting regular gasoline in it, and then all of a sudden you say drive and something's gonna go wrong. So you have to rework all the components inside of your mind to be able to understand how to function in positivity. So that shift for me was so incredible. Forgiveness did all of that for me. And the minute I did that, the minute I started to function and doing the right thing and being positive, I went from nobody coming to the show To not having enough seats for the people to get into the place. Let's talk about your failures. I said, I don't have any. And, and I tell you why. I tell you why I say that. I tell you why I say that. Because when you know that everything in your life is going to work together for your good— I look, I look back on all the things in my life that I thought, that should have been a failure, that should have been a failure, that should— but when I really analyzed it, I realized those were teaching moments, those were molding moments, those were moving And I realized, had that not happened, I wouldn't have been ready for this moment. Had that situation not gone on, I wouldn't have been ready to go here. Had I not been able to live at that altitude, I wouldn't have been able to stand at this altitude. So what happened to me, as I look back on all those moments, I put— I don't call them failures, I call them the grace of God, because it brought me right where I needed to be.

Air to the king! From the evil. Don't give up. Don't give up.

I know it sounds simple, but don't give up. Don't give up. And you wake up with it and you can't shake it. You go get a job and that dream is still in the back of your head. You're working for somebody else, but that dream is still in the back of your head. You're getting up every morning, 5 in the morning, going on somebody else's job. Let me tell you something, honor that person that you're working for. Listen, listen, because when you can— when you— when you're faithful over someone else's, God will give you your own. So make sure you honor the person that you're working for. But, but at the same time, don't give up. The mantra of the studio, at my studio You is a place where even dreams believe. Because when I think about Joseph, he went through so much before he became— he got into his promise. He was in jail, he got all these things happen to him. But, but when it got really bad and he gave up or wanted to give up, the dream reminded him that he can go on. So if it's in you and you can't shake it and you dream about it, and when you want to walk away from it, you still dream, that's God telling you to keep going. That's right. And if I can tell you anything else, please keep going. There are people whose lives and destiny are tied into you. Just think, had you stopped, all of these people, where would we be going to worship and hear a positive message?

You understand what I mean? So don't stop.

Keep going no matter what anybody says. You are worth it. And here's the thing about worthy. Get to worthy. Whatever you do, get to worthy. What does that mean? You understand that you are worth it.

You are worth it. You deserve the good things. You deserve the good things. You deserve it.

You deserve it. His thoughts of you are pure, and he wants to give you a hope. And here's how I know that it's going to be all right. The first 5 words of this text simply says, and it came, and it came to pass, which means whatever you're going through did not come, did not come to stay. You're gonna be all right.

You're gonna be all right. Abraham told his servants, stay here.

This is the thing that blew my mind. Stay here and we're gonna go up and worship. But there's a little part of the verse where he says, and we will return to you.

Yep.

Well, Abraham, if you're going up to sacrifice your son, how do you know you're coming back with your son? When you have that kind of trust and that kind of faith in God, I don't care what it looks like, it's gonna be all right.

It's gonna be all right.

And Abraham turned and he named the place Jehovah Jireh, meaning God will provide. So the very thing you're worried about, don't worry about it because God will provide. But Tyler, you don't understand, it's been difficult, it's been hard.

God will provide.

But Tyler, you don't understand, I love my wife and my husband, this has been really difficult. But you don't understand, God will provide. Just climb and maintain. Just pray and worship. Just climb and maintain. And if I can leave you with anything, I want to leave you with this. Hear me clearly when I say this. There are people who come in your life sometimes to be there for a season. They weren't meant to be there always.

Yep.

Sometimes we find ourselves hooked up with people that we think are there for a lifetime, but they were only supposed to be there for a season. There are people who come in your life like boosters for a rocket. If you ever watch a rocket go into space, the boosters fall off when it reaches a certain altitude. Some people are not To handle the altitudes that you're going to, so don't be afraid when they fall off. They're not bad people; they just couldn't go where you're going.

From the evil, Icha. All right, y'all, it's Friday. I mean, so look, if your mind not right, then everything off the rock. So just stay positive and keep on moving along with mindrightradio.com. All right, y'all, so here's what I need you to do though. Here's my, here's my instruction for you though, right? So as we go in, it's the first full week of 2022, and what I'm telling you is you have to take what you deserve, right? You have to take what you deserve. Do not wait for it. Do not beg for it. Do not, uh, hope for it. Do not wish for it. You have to take it, right? And in order for you to take it, right? In order for you to take it, I need you to do this one thing, right? I need you to do this one thing.

You cannot be a soldier up until you see your whole life. I need you to soldier up misery thereof and want to change it.

Are you committed? I need you to be committed. Because without commitment, you got to be committed.

Nothing happens.

Nothing happens if you're not committed. If you don't learn to listen, nothing happens if you're not committed.

Like you learn to get. Yep. Every area that there is not reciprocity, it will die. Reciprocity. What do you give back for what you get? If you're not committed, you're not gonna make it. Even the ones with the personalities you don't like, you have to be committed.

Yep, like never before. Rise above the flight. Yeah. Yep, yep, I'm coming with a vengeance. Through the storm, the storm, rain, the rain, heartache, heartache, pain, and the disappointment.

Yep, you have to believe in the we.

You gotta believe in the we and the us, not the me and the you. Yep, or you're not gonna make it. Oh, you're not gonna make it. Commitment, it's not a feeling. Feeling.

Until you have had the taste of finishing, you will not respect yourself. Until you follow through, until something is done, come hell or high water.

Follow through. Tears and struggles and pain, and you go through it, and you show up, and you continue to fight on. Yeah.

No matter the circumstance.

No matter the circumstance.

After a while, Something against you.

Yeah, I need you to soldier up no matter what. I don't care how you feel. I don't care. Yo, I need you to push through it. I need you to make a commitment. I need you to follow through. I need you to keep going. You gotta soldier up. It's time. It's time. It's time. Yo, yo, I'm coming with a vengeance.

Anytime you need something that you can't give to yourself, you're at the mercy of somebody else.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, no, no, you're not gonna sneak that past us. Anytime you need something from somebody else that you can't give to yourself, you are at the mercy of them. Let that sit for a second. I'm gonna let that sit with you for a second. Anytime you need from somebody else something that you can't give to yourself, you are at their mercy. I, I don't know about you, I don't know about you, but there's, there's, there's, there's only one I'd rather be in, in the mercy of. There's only one There's only one that I'd rather be in the mercy of, and it ain't a person, place, or thing. It ain't a person, place, or thing. There's only one. And so if you asking for somebody else to give to you what you can't give to yourself, through you got pain, and what you become is the consequences Sheesh, sheesh, sheesh.

Anytime you need something that you can't give to yourself, you're at the mercy of somebody else. And when they don't come through, you got pain. And what you become is the consequences of what you It's an urge.

Urge.

It's an urge.

Urge.

To be told.

Every champion has felt it.

Yep. Every president has felt it.

Yeah.

Every king has felt it.

Yeah. Every lion has felt it. Every winner has felt it.

Every soldier has felt it. Every victorious person has felt it.

The urge. Don't you give up on your dreams.

I don't care if you don't have it.

I don't care if you don't got the money. You don't have the help.

You don't got the help. You don't have the family.

You don't got the family for it.

You don't have the background.

You don't got the background for it.

You don't have the friends.

You don't got the friends for it. Don't you give up. Don't you do it. Don't you do it.

It might take you twice as long.

It might take you twice as long.

Yeah.

Soldier up, it's time. Hey yo, we not at the mercy of no one this year. I need you to come with a vengeance.

Don't you quit. You do make a difference.

You do make a difference though.

You do make it.

You do make a difference.

You do make a difference. As weak as you are, as tired as you are, as many mistakes as you make, you do make a difference. There is something they would lose if you were not there.

There was something that they would miss if you were not there. Yeah, you do make a difference.

I don't care if you don't have the money.

Yeah.

You don't have the help.

Yeah.

And you don't have the family for it.

Yeah.

And you don't have the background for it.

Yeah.

And you don't have the friends for it.

Yeah.

Don't you give up.

Don't you give up.

Don't you do it.

Yeah.

Don't you, don't you do it.

Don't you quit.

Don't you quit.

Don't you quit. You do make the difference.

Sheesh.

You do make the difference. You do make a difference. As weak as you are, as tired as you are, as many mistakes as you make, you do make a difference. There is something they would lose if you were not there. There was something that they would miss if you were not there. You do make a difference.

This would mean rewind. Oh no, no, no, no, that's not what I meant. No, no, no, you're requesting it, so we rewind. No, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. I gotta go. Sorry, sorry. That was a mistake. Sorry, that was a mistake. We not, we not, we not, we are, we not rewinding. If you ain't catch it, you ain't catch it. If you ain't catch it, if you ain't catching, you gotta rewind that yourself. If you ain't catching, you gotta rewind that yourself. Uh, yeah, I appreciate y'all. Yo, thank y'all so much for rocking with me. Um, I feel full, you know. Yo, yo, I swear, you know what I mean? I swear. Um. You know, I appreciate y'all. You know what I'm saying? This is this is reciprocal. You know what I'm saying? Um, it's reciprocal. You know what I'm saying? So like sometimes it feel like you know you know you know I I this is this is this is my wish for everybody. This is my wish for everybody. Um, only only be in relationships that are reciprocal, right? Meaning that if you don't get nothing out of doing something, don't do it. Stop doing it, please. Stop doing something in the hopes of. If if I if I could if I could ask you for anything, if I I never ask you for nothing. If I if I could ask you right, if I could ask you for anything, I'm gonna ask you to stop doing things in the hopes of. Right? Stop doing things in the hopes of. Don't do it. Because you hope that this is going to happen, right? If from the jump, is there reciprocity? From the jump, is there reciprocity? At the moment that there isn't reciprocity, it's okay to move on, right? Because if it's not reciprocity, somebody is losing, right? If it's not reciprocity, somebody is losing. And if somebody is losing, you get what you give, right? Meaning this is what I'm gonna tell you. If if I'm if I'm giving, right, and I'm not taking, then I'm making the people I'm giving a thief, and they're not really being. They think they're being blessed, but they're not really being blessed by what I'm giving them because I'm giving it to them. I'm resentful. I'm giving it to them, and I don't want to give it to them. You know what I'm saying? Vice versa. Right, vice versa. If I'm taking from somebody but I'm not giving back, then I'm, I'm stealing, right? Because I'm taking from them, right? And, and, and God, the universe will always give you what you— right? It is what it is. Trust me, you get what you give, right? And so if you're giving and, and I mean, if you're, if you're a taker and you're not giving anything back, right? Then you're— what you're getting is not really gonna last, you know what I'm saying? It's not gonna really gonna bless you because you're stealing, right? And so while you might think— while you might think that you're— it's a benefit, you're, you're benefiting yourself somehow by, oh, I'm just gonna put in the work for right now, right? I'm just gonna put in the work or whatever, and, uh, uh, uh, there's hope. I hope that in the future this— I hope Yo, stop doing that. Stop doing that, right? Stop, stop, stop doing, um, things in hopes of, right? Stop doing things in hopes of. Make sure there's reciprocity. Make sure that if you're giving, there is a get. If you're getting, there is a give, right? And so, and so what led me to this is I appreciate y'all, right? And so while, while, while I come on here every day, right? While I come on here every day and pour into y'all, right? The fact that I feel full, the fact that I wake up every morning and God puts a message on my heart. God says, yo, somebody needs to hear this. Like that, like, like that, that saying is real. Like, like, like I'm, I'm in the shower And God says, yo, this is what it is, right? God even— it's so crazy how God work. God will even put me through something personally. It's crazy. It's crazy how it is. God will put me through something personally just so I could— just so I could give y'all a message and then take the thing out, take the thing away. Right? Meaning that God might put a situation that seems stressful, right? Oh, this thing is stressing me out, right? It's a situation that seems stressful, stresses me, right? God has stressed me, right? Just so I could come here and tell y'all this thing, and then after the thing I'll be like, oh, that was— oh, that was wrong. Why was I even stressing about that? I get back in my right mind and then everything is all Gucci. But I realized that it was like God is using me to talk to people, right? And so I say that to say that I appreciate y'all, right? Because while, um, you know, y'all appreciate me for pouring in, I also appreciate the fact that I am able to be obedient, right? I'm able to be obedient Uh, I am able to bless God because God tells me— not bless God, but obey God— because God says, yo, I need you to do this, and I do it, and I feel full when I do it. So I'm complete. Mission accomplished. Look, I got a minute and 45 seconds. They about to kick me out. Mission accomplished. And, and that's it. I ain't at the mercy of nobody but the Most High. And so Most High is like, yo, do this. I do it, and I feel complete. First week, first week of 2022, and I feel complete. Obey the source. I'm out. I got a minute 22 seconds left. I appreciate y'all. Thank y'all so much. 20 badges. Thank y'all so much for all the badge love. Uh, thank y'all for rocking with me. Thank y'all for everything. Let me see, I got a minute. Let's see if I can read 20 names in a minute. Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Patrick Watkins. T. Gillis, Coop, Ramiah Trask, I Stay Rich, Panther and Graphics, Iris C. Palmer Johnson, Brother Micah, uh, Sandman, Miss Tiff, Jay Varna, uh, Neek, Witness the Elevation, Butterfly Thoughts 3 Times, Hang Life, It's A-Lo. Appreciate the badge love. Thank y'all so much for rocking with me, the Ash Cash Show, every Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 9 AM Eastern Standard Time. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Make sure you go to ashcashshow.com, subscribe to the podcast. Go to askcasttv.com. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. I'll see y'all next week in God's will. Same time, same place. Peace. Talking about wealth, wealth, wealth. Money ain't a thing. Money ain't a thing. Money in the bank. Money in the bank. We can talk, but money talk. No talking. Ask Cash Show. Ask Cash Show.

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