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A speaker celebrates his 29th wedding anniversary and describes choosing to shop at an exclusive store instead of a typical outlet. He argues that truly feeling an experience lets you own its transformative power.
A speaker celebrates his 29th wedding anniversary and describes choosing to shop at an exclusive store instead of a typical outlet. He argues that truly feeling an experience lets you own its transformative power.
No, it took you years. So he took the $1. How many times have you walked into a nice car, nice house, and it changes your life? It changes your mind for life. Okay. Hello. How many of you have won something in your body, or you entered a— how many of you have entered a nice restaurant? Pastor V and I went to shop yesterday. There's this particular shop which we go to. I don't want to go there. I told the pastor, I'm not going to go there yesterday. Yesterday was my 29th years of marriage, married, being married to you. I'm not going to go to an H-E-B or Kroger or some of those stores. I want to go to an exclusive place and feel something, you know what I mean? Yeah. Hello. Because when you feel it, you can own it. Amen. Amen. Did you hear
