Good day, fellow investors. Welcome to the stock market news with a fundamental long-term view. Let's start by discussing what has happened over the last week and then looking at the potential triggers and actual causes of a recession or a bear market. Let's see what has happened. So over the last five days, the market is still looking for direction. We have seen a big decline on Monday, huge rally on Wednesday with the so-called Kudlow rally. But more about that at the end as it will be a funny ending. And then we have seen again a big decline, more than 2% on Friday. The market is still looking for direction. That's why there is this high volatility and this is something to get used to it. It's normal. It happens before there are some changes in trends. We don't yet know whether the trend will actually change and we'll see a decline. The trend, the nine year upwards trend is being tested. If it is tested and it passes the test, it will gain even more on the upside. If it doesn't pass the test, then the trend reverts and then finds new levels on the downside. We'll see what happens. Nobody knows. Let's see what happened around the world. So the Shanghai index was positive for the five years and you can see how it doesn't really move the same way as the SAP 500. Also trading hours are much prior. So they can only anticipate or follow what has happened. Germany is up. Of course, probably the German market closed before the decline started on the American market on Friday. And you can see that on Thursday it followed the rally the American market had on Wednesday. However, on the medium term three months, the DEX index is eight points down while the SAP 500 is five points down. The difference comes from a stronger euro, 3% stronger. So that's exactly the difference between them. This means that there is pretty high correlation in the global financial environment and you cannot really hide anywhere. Let's look at what the market says about what's going on. So stocks plummet amid rising US-China trade tensions. A while back it was South Korea before that it was China going into recession twice January 2016 and in the summer of 2016. Now it is tension amidst trade wars. So when you see the Wall Street Journal stocks plummet because of trade jitters. Perhaps stocks are plummeting because stocks have been going up over nine years. Valuations are extremely stretched. And there is another thing stocks stock markets can't stay flat. They either go up or they go down. That's the nature of our investors 99% of investors. If it wouldn't be like that the stock market would look like this. If we would be all rational the stock market would look like this. This would be the return. This would be the economic growth. This would be the interest rate average over the very very long term. There probably would be no recessions because everybody would think in the very very long term and we would see a stock market like this depends when you take the average line you see where you come out. So there are trade wars NAFTA, Mexico, Europe, Italy. All those jitters are just noise and it's important to understand the difference between what's the trigger of something and the cause of something. The best way to explain that is to look at what happened in 1914 in the First World War. So the Archduke of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy was killed in 1914 by Gavrilo Princip in Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This was the trigger of the war because Austria declared war on Serbia because Gavrilo Princip was an alleged Serbian terrorist and then all the other friends UK declared war on Austria, Germany declared war on them and that was the trigger of the war. However, the main causes of the war were nationalism, colonialism and alliances usually called as main militarism. Everybody was piling a military, alliances were made to prevent a war which they didn't prevent imperialism and nationalism. Similarly, we can apply that to investing. So what will be the trigger of the next recession and what would be the actual cause that will be later in the stock market or school or university books? Let's check. The trigger, it can be tariffs, it can be a war between Saudi Arabia and Iran, it can be a retaliation on tech, Amazon, Facebook, could be that the European Union lawmakers investigate what's going on, put pressure, put fines, put everything that doesn't allow those companies to be so profitable as they are. So those are potential triggers but let's look at the actual causes of the next recession and next bear market. First cause the stock market is up 25 times over the last 35 years. Do you need any other explanation? Further productivity which is the motor of economic growth in the long term and its cycles can be pushed higher or lower due to debt. So productivity is the key. Productivity growth has been very very slow over the last 10 years in the US. Manufacturing productivity growth has been even slower. So if there is no productivity growth the only way you can grow is by debt and we can see that the total public debt as a percentage of gross domestic product has increased also three times since 1982. Further valuations the price earnings ratio of the SAP 500 is 24, the K-precious is 32 all the way above historical averages and you can see that the PE ratio was this high just in 1895 even in 1929 it was lower than these levels. Another cause of course interest rates we have seen declining interest rates if we see higher interest rates well there is no other way than asset prices to go lower because that's what prices them. So there are triggers and each time you see some news think okay is this a trigger or a cause. When you start thinking in causes you can see okay would it be a trigger that will cause the cause to go into effect. Let me finish with Kudlow who said this. We'll see how this works my views do look you know I'm a growth guy I'm a Reagan supply side growth guy I think that at the end of this whole process the end of the rainbow there's a pot of gold. So at the end there is a pot of gold not dollars so be hedged be prepared looking forward to comments and I'll see you in the next video.


Vision is not the only sense associated with physical attractiveness and partner preference.  Based on a survey of hundreds of college students, men rated visual and smell information as being equally important for selecting a lover, while women considered to have their potential mates smell to be the single most important variable, in other words, women ranked body odor as more important for attraction than looks. I've talked about the concern around aluminum-containing antiperspirants. What can we do to make ourselves smell better? Clinical studies dating back to the 1950s show that chlorophyll can be used to improve body odors. This led to a wave of commercial chlorophyll deodorant products, but as one chlorophyll scientist lamented, because of the unfounded fantastic and sometimes completely idiotic claims made for chlorophyll by the promotion in advertising men, the buying public as well as the scientist will remain skeptical. And rightly so. To be an effective deodorant chlorophyll has to be taken internally at doses that far exceed those found in so-called deodorizing chewing gums and lozenges, studies showing the elimination of detectable underarm odors use doses on the order of 100 milligrams a day. In other words, the amount of chlorophyll one could get in about a third of a bunch of raw spinach. So before slathering aluminum onto your skin, I recommend first trying to deodorize from the inside out by eating a big salad every day, which may improve your body odor two ways, hitting the chlorophyll threshold and improving your health. There is a scent to disease. Some diseases result in a characteristic odor emanating from sick individuals. For example, tuberculosis of the throat makes you smell like stale beer.  But it's not just infection. I mean, evolutionarily, wouldn't it be advantageous if you could smell the first signs of inflammation, immune system activation, to stay away from people before they become contagious? What this team of researchers did was inject people with endotoxin, which is a highly inflammatory component of certain bacterial cell walls, caused a big spike of internal inflammation. And the question is, could you smell it on people? Within just a few hours, endotoxin exposed individuals had a more aversive body odor relative to when they were exposed to a placebo. A significantly less pleasant body odor within hours. Moreover, the more inflamed they got, the worse they smelled, providing the first experimental evidence that we could smell inflammation on people. And guess where endotoxins are found in the food supply? Where bacteria are found in meat, and they're not destroyed by cooking. I have a whole series of videos about that. We know meat causes inflammation, so does that mean it makes people smelly? You don't know until you put it to the test. The effective meat consumption on body odor attractiveness. Not just body odor, but body odor attractiveness. For two weeks, male odor donors were placed on a diet that included meat, or excluded meat, a no meat diet. And then during the final 24 hours, they had pads taped into their armpits to collect their body odor. Then the researchers just needed some judges to sniff the pads from each of the men. So fresh odor samples, hot off the pits, less than an hour old, were assessed for their pleasantness, attractiveness, masculinity, and intensity by 30 women. A month later, the study was repeated with the same guys, but now following the other diet. The same poor women were used as judges. The men, incidentally, were paid 2,000 in check currency for their time, and potential inconvenience caused by the prescribed diet.  So, who had the most pleasant, the most attractive body odor? The results showed that the odor of donors went on the non-meat diet was judged as significantly more attractive, more pleasant, and less intense. No difference was noted for masculinity. The researchers concluded that meat may have a negative impact on perceived body odor hedonicity. In other words, those even more plant-based evidently smell significantly more pleasurable.


Hi, I'm Rusty Kamori, and this is Beyond the Lines on Think Tech, Hawaii. I was the head coach of the Punahou School Boys Varsity Tennis Team for 22 years, and we were fortunate to win 22 consecutive state championships. This show is based on my books Beyond the Lines and Beyond the Game, and it's about inspiration, leadership, and creating a superior culture of excellence. My special guest today is an author of his new best-selling book, Divine Intelligence, and he's president of iHeart Media Honolulu. He is Scott Hogle, and today we are going Beyond Daily Devotion. Hey Scott, welcome back to Beyond the Lines. Hey Coach Rusty, it's such an honor to be with you again.  Thank you.  Can you share like what one big part of leadership that leads you to be successful? Sure. I think it's mindset. I think it's mindset and filter. One of my key focuses every day is how do I add value to the people that I serve? In broadcasting, we have three different customers. We have salespeople that we serve and employees. We have customers, advertisers, but we also have the community as well. Every day I'm asking myself, how do I strengthen those around me? How do I add value to them? Do I, is there enough time? Can I share a quick story of how I applied that? Sure. The world has heard about the Maui fires last year, and I remember when the Maui fires started, we were all a little bit paralyzed, oh my gosh, what can I do to help? In my end of the business, unless you're broadcasting on the air, you're feeling kind of powerless. I remember that week, and I remember thinking to myself, well what can I do to help? Because I'm not an out of air person, I'm the president of the radio group here. And I coordinated all the broadcasters in the state of Hawaii and was a big part of helping coordinate bringing the resources together to promote a concert that raised over a million dollars the next week for the people of Lahina. So the filter of how do I add value every day, even though the environment around us shifts and the needs of people shift, I think from a leadership perspective, if you ask yourself that question every day, you're going to find people to help. And I think that's what it's about, adding value and serving. Scott, that's why I love your insights right there. And that's why you're successful. And Scott, you and I have been friends for some years now, and you are the author of your first book, Persuade, and I absolutely love it. I mean, I love everything about Persuade and the insights that you shared. And I want to ask you what compelled you to write Persuade? But you should ask me that story. I'm sitting in the office in my office now. I had a meeting with a guy named Mark Colby, he's the CEO of the John Maxwell Company in 2011. And I've been a student of leadership and what I call a Max William of John Maxwell's for a couple of decades now. And I suggested to Mark, Mark, John has written the 21 Laws of Leadership. How about the Laws of the Salesmaker? Because that's even a bigger group John could impact. He liked the idea. Mark Colby went back to John, pitched him the idea, but John came back to Mark and Mark came back to me and said, John's got to stay in his lane of leadership of Scott. We think you should write it. So on that day, a seed was planted inside of me by people I highly admire and respect. But like a lot of us, that seed kind of stayed dormant. But then later that year, I also had a medical crisis come up in my life, right, be diagnosed with a Plasmasitoma on my left scapula. And that kind of derailed my life for a few years. And then fast forward to take. I would wind up having a very difficult bowel of cancer in 2015. And after going through that rusty, I'd been through it a few times at that point. And I thought to myself, well, my gosh, how many more years do I have left? And I had kind of made a decision to put myself on the bench and no pun intended, but don't be such a driver. Take life a little bit more easier. And within a few months I was seen life pass me by and I felt like God put this question on my heart. It was this very strange question. A lot of times when God speaks to people, you'll speak them in a way where it sounds like their voice, but they know it's not their voice. God posed a question to me and the question was, what's left done that needs to be done? And Rusty, now I'm giving you a direct answer to your question. You know, when a man sees more days behind him than ahead of him, your bucket list gets pretty hard short. Writing a book and, you know, writing a book so there's a legacy left behind for my two sons was one of those things on that list because I wanted my boys to know how their father felt and believed about love and life, friendships, family, business. And that was my, that's a short story of it, but that was my motivation for what made me hold a trigger in right persuade. Scott, I want to, you touched on it a little right there and I want you to expand on it because a miracle happened with you and you shared about that on my, the first show when I had you on, but can you share with my audience maybe the cliff note version about what happened and when you saw the CT scan? Sure. So I've had a number of CT scans from that first moment I told you in 2011 where I got diagnosed with a plasma cytoma. What I didn't know then that I know now is that I would face this devil of a disease a dozen times over the next 10 years. But there was an incident in 2018 where instead of dealing with one little tumor at a time, my body was filled with like a dozen of them. And in July of 2018, I was looking at this PET scan and I was having a hard time walking in this one particular of the dozen tumors was at the bottom of my right leg. And by August, I couldn't walk anymore. And I'm a person of faith. I pursue God. I've loved God since I was a late teen and, but I didn't really pursue healing as much because I never really needed it. And I just started reading everything I could about healing. And I would pray and I would stay in faith. And to be honest with you, every day I'd wake up, so Christ God did not heal me. But then there was this moment in November of that year where I had this waking dream rusty. And in the waking dream, I was by myself running down the hallway. If faith rose up inside of me and I woke up that morning after not having walked for, since the month of August, I woke up that morning and I knew I was going to walk. And I literally, I got out of bed and I started walking. I went down to the kitchen, my wife goes, Oh my gosh, what are you doing? Because she hadn't seen me walk in months. Because the cancer had eaten the bone out of my leg. I said, I'm walking. She goes, how are you walking? I'm like, I don't know. But I want to tell you, I didn't walk without pain. And I think sometimes the walk of faith and the things God brings us to, he'll always bring us through. But sometimes they're painful as we walk through. But I also believe we get straight through the storm. A lot of people ask me if I ever went back and got another x-ray, because the x-ray that I first got done and that PET scan showed that the bone was gone out of my leg. And if so, how are you walking? A month later when I got the x-ray done again, the bone had not grown back. So what was I walking at? Honestly, I think I was walking by faith. Scott, that's an absolute miracle. Because you showed me the x-ray, the CT scans.  And oh boy, anyway, thank you for sharing that story again, Scott, because I mean, that literally, that's a miracle. And just hearing all about the details about what happened. And I believe you about faith. And Scott, I want to ask you about keynote speaking. You're such a great keynote speaker. Why are you so effective when you're connecting with audiences? Because I mean, we have to know the audience we're speaking to, obviously. But you're so compelling on stage. What is it that you focus on that makes you effective as a speaker?  I think how you approach putting together a talk determines the impact that it has. And my focus is always on the audience. I think a lot of people get up to speak and their mindset is how do I do a good job? How do I look good? How do I not seem insecure? My focus is on the audience. What do they need? What are they going through? What's the content I need to give them? Is there a principle at work here? Is there a story that I can tell? Is there an illustration I can use? And I also subvert my own ego to all of those things. So I'm willing to do things that even frankly, if I look silly or goofy, I mean, I'll literally do what I feel I have to do. Sometimes I've taken a knee in front of an audience. Other times I've raised my head or I've raised my voice. But I think performing your message is as important as what the message is itself. And it's very important that the messenger becomes the message, not just the one who delivers the message, because the audience can tell very quickly if you're being authentic or not. Oh, I completely agree. I mean, it's all about being authentic and genuine. They can feel the passion that you're kind of the message that you're sharing. And Scott, I want to ask you about your new bestselling book, Divine Intelligence now. I mean, it's such a great book.   It keeps you focused. It keeps you in a mindset of having gratitude. What compelled you to write Divine Intelligence? You know, when I was in my early 20s, I went into business and I was in pursuit of God. I went to church every Sunday. But there was a disconnect between Sunday and Monday. How do I bring what I'm learning in the wisdom of God and in my everyday work life? And I struggled for a number of years to kind of build that bridge. Divine intelligence is that bridge that answers that pain point for people who want to figure out, look, I know the Bible has all these amazing principles in God's wisdom and he desires for us to bring them into our daily lives. But what does that roadmap look like? Is there a practical way we can do it? Because frankly, I think a lot of people have this God-sized hole in their hearts where they want to feel and experience God, not just once a week, but daily. But how do we do it in a practical way so we don't spiritualize everything? So that's why we wrote Divine Intelligence. It's a Monday through Friday devotional for 52 weeks a year. Each devotional, it takes about four minutes to read. But it starts with a scripture at the top of the page. And then a couple of paragraphs of here's how it applies to your work life and relationship with God. And then it finishes with a couple of challenge questions, which I'm told the challenge questions are quite challenging. But that was the genesis. Every great work starts with a pain point and mine was trying to bridge the gap between my religious experience with God and my work life experience. Well, I have to agree. Yeah. The challenge questions are pretty tough, but it makes you think and really go deep about what, I mean, just really your insights.  Scott, I want to ask you, since Divine Intelligence came out and you're hearing the impact that it's having on people, what is the impact that you're seeing from a lot of people who have read Divine Intelligence? That's a great question. I think the impact, number one, sometimes there's a lot of aha's. Well, I never knew that. And my goal was to put the cookies on the lower shelf with Divine Intelligence. A lot of people approach the Bible in God's Word as I don't understand it or I get lost or I fall asleep while I'm reading it. And the point of Divine Intelligence was to make it usable, actionable. So a lot of the impact I hear is, oh, so that's what that means. That's how it works. So I refer to Divine Intelligence as a spiritual Swiss army knife and how to practically apply the wisdom of God to everyday situations in your life. Oh, I love, see, that's why I love your insight, Scott. You provide much needed clarity for me and everyone else. And Scott, I want to ask you about when Divine Intelligence, I mean, when you were putting it together, how hard was it for you to write Divine Intelligence? Because it's such a different book than Persuade. And it's kind of a longer book. Yeah.  It's about 30% bigger. But each chapter, like I said, is a page and a half long. It's a quick read. But it's a daily devotional.  And that's why I wanted to structure it as a daily devotional. So people ask me, how did you write the big book? And the answer is one day at a time, because that's how we're supposed to approach life. Right. Well, there it is. That's a perfect answer. And Scott, I want to know what your thoughts are about faith at work in business. That's a great question, Rusty. So these are my thoughts right here. You know, there's not a problem on earth that heaven can't solve. And I think there's an answer. If you read the stories of Joseph and Daniel and Jesus and of the 12 apostles and the Apostle Paul, they encounter almost every type of situation you can find in the Bible that we face day to day. So one of the habits I've developed over the years, Rusty, is when I'm facing something, I'll go to scriptures and say, Lord, how should I handle this? And I think that pleases God because he wants us to bring him into our daily doings. In fact, I'll share just a quick story with you. I was facing something about four months ago. And I remember thinking to myself, oh my gosh, how am I supposed to handle this? What am I going to do? And I was feeling kind of overwhelmed. And I did what I tell people you should never do, play Bible roulette. I opened up my devotional just to see what page it would land on. And it talked about the power of reframing. And I literally read my devotion about how the Bible says I should reframe the difficult things that I run into. So dead ends become doorways or obstacles become opportunities. And how I will get strength from the storm. And I read that and it's right out of God's word. And it gave me strength. And literally, Rusty, for this impossible situation, I felt like I had been given a roadmap. So there are a gazillion nuggets in this devotional that will help you with relationships, issues with your supervisor.  This is the original inspire. His name is God himself. Well, Scott, I like what you said there, how you did Bible roulette. Now, Scott, yeah. Now, Scott, our publisher, Brian Heathman, he's the CEO and founder of Made for Success Publishing. You had introduced me to Brian. And Brian is, you know, he published my, he's going to publish my third book, but he's, he also did my ebook and my audio book for my first two books. He's absolutely amazing. What are some things that you admire about Brian Heathman? You know, I think the way to top the list is Brian has a heart to help people bring their story to life. His tagline for the company is you tell the story and we'll tell the world. And Brian is a lover of stories. He loves to hear people's stories and then help them take those stories and turn them into legacies and become a springboard that takes them to the next phase of their life. And he doesn't just help you put the book together. He'll help you become a better keynote speaker. But Brian generally cares about what he does. You know, one of the first things I asked Brian, the first time I met him years ago was, what is one of your goals next year? And believe it or not, he said to publish less books. He's so honest. He wants to do a great job with what he has and he wants to help take people to the next level. So his integrity is way at the top of the list for me. His friendship is very important to me. And just his advice. I'm a lot of who I am today because of his value that he's added to my life, Rusty. I know you feel the same way about him too. Yeah, I completely agree with you.   I mean, whether whether it's a good thing, whether it's a bad thing, I mean, he just tells you like what it is. So you trust him 100%. Yeah, I asked him one time he was telling me how hard it is for a new author to write a book. And he was telling me how many copies new authors usually sell. And I said, so what you're telling me is the only people that will buy my book is me, my mother and maybe one other. And he said, that's right. Yep, that's that's Brian being honest. Now, Scott, you are also a pastor at New Hope for many years.  You know, if we're playing somebody better, if they're playing an opponent that's better than them and the opponent is favored. And, you know, for me as a coach to figure out a strategy or tactics, I need to try to give my player hope. Tell me about the power of hope. You know, my favorite quote about hope is Zig Ziglar once said this. He said that when there's hope in the future, there's power in the present. Where there's hope in the future, there's power in the present. And all of us are going to face storms in our life. If we can see a light at the end of the tunnel, but know that the Lord's going to walk through us through those storms with us, it gives us, God brings the storms in our life to actually strengthen us, not to weaken us.  And I love the song, but the lyric isn't true because there's a lot of people that go through things that are difficult in their life and it doesn't make them stronger. It makes them weaker. So I think how we walk through the storms in life determines how we come out of them. We come out stronger, weaker. There's a lot of people that went through COVID and they came out weaker. But if we repurpose those challenging times for learning times, if we look for the good in things, and we hear more talking about your wording and mindset, Rusty, God is always willing to walk alongside of us to take us to the next level. And I think a lot of the tests that we face, Rusty, their tests to strengthen us and their tests to transform us so that these tests become spring boards that open up the next door, the next season of our life. And God is with us as we walk through it and as we get to the other side of that season as well. Yeah, no, I love that, Scott. And I love, you know, it's so much mindset is so important, you know, and I'm trying to inspire people to master their mindset because when you make the right choice to choose positivity versus negativity, I mean, it takes the amount of the same amount of effort either way. But you need to make the right choice to set you on the path for potential greatness. What are your thoughts about that?  I live in Minoa, the valley of the rainbows.  So let me ask you this. Do you see rain or do you see rainbows? Cup half full or half empty. What a lot of people don't realize is that the very struggle that you see is what's going to give you strength for the next season. The storms that you face, they're there. So you'll come out better on the other side. One of the most famous stories in the scriptures, many people have heard of is a guy named David and Goliath. David faced this giant that was over 10 feet tall and David was like five foot nothing. But what people don't realize a lot of times is that when you're facing the giant in your life, it's God's way of proving you, showing you off to the angels, into everyone around you that you're ready for the next step. And that's why promotion obviously is on the other side of pain if we walk through it the right way. So I think if we have that mindset and rusty your teams, you know, to face 22 national championships or to achieve that, you had to go through so many different things in crisis with players in circumstances around images. And I'm sure you had to practice the art of reframing every single day with every player because at some point we all get afraid. At some point we all feel insecure. At some point we all feel like there's no way I can do this. But the apostle Paul once said this, it is in my strength, in my weakness that his strength is made perfect. And he would also say that I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. So for those of you watching today, I would encourage you if you're facing something that's difficult, if you're facing a storm, whether it's a medical challenge like what I went through, maybe you're an entrepreneur and you're about to lose your business, or you're in a relationship and your marriage is on the rocks, bring it to God, let him take that pain, let him take that mess and turn it into a mission, let him take a miracle that he's trying to work in your life and use that to share with other people too. You'll be glad you did. Oh, I agree. And Scott, I want to ask you about fulfillment, because you and I are trying to inspire everyone to have fulfillment, because that's probably the most important thing. But to achieve fulfillment, it's nothing external. It's internal. What are your thoughts about that? You bring up an interesting mindset here. We are talking about minds again. A lot of people are trying to change their lives by changing their circumstance, but it starts with changing us on the inside. Unless we change the inside, the outside doesn't change, because even if we can't get the outside to change, eventually we're going to still see everything through our own lens. So fulfillment is an inside job. And speaking of John Maxwell, one of my mentors, he used to always say, become bigger on the inside than you were on the outside. So when you start to work on yourself, and then you ask God for help, because frankly, you can't do it alone, when you start to work on yourself and your own character. In fact, I talk about this in the law of the prospector. And the law of the prospector basically says that as we develop the potential within us, opportunities materialize around us. And it's not that it's a miracle, but it's that the inside of us is changing. So if you want to achieve more, we've got to become more. And that starts with development, which I would just say, look, these two books are all about becoming more and developing more. And Rusty, your books beyond the lines have inspired people around the world. I know it's even saved lives. And it's because it takes people more than it takes them to higher ground. So when I think of fulfillment, I think that's your mission, I think it's mine. But we all have a personal responsibility to work more on ourselves than we do on the inside that we do on our lives on the outside. I hope I've answered your question. You definitely did right there. And Scott, I want to ask you one more thing before we wrap up, because in order to get fulfillment, in order for people to feel fulfilled, it's about making a positive impact greater than them. It's about helping others or making a positive impact in society, whether it's volunteering at a charity, whether it's donating blood. I mean, whatever you can do to make a positive impact, that leads to fulfillment, right? Yeah, let me say this too. We're all a pursuit of success in the early part of our lives. And that's important. You've got to have something to give something away. But something starts to change in our 30s or 40s. The challenge that we face for us is that success will leave a giant sized hole in our hearts that only significance can fill. And once you get a taste of significance, you'll never settle for success again. Success is about what I bring to myself. Significance is what I bring to other people. How can I serve them?    John Wesley had a famous quote I've always loved and he said this. He said, I measure all things only by the price they will pay in eternity. So if you're trying to get out of your own doldrums, get focused on serving somebody else, helping somebody else, because you can't help another without also helping yourself. And I don't remember who said that, Rusty, but I know it to be absolutely true. So if you're looking for fulfillment, find ways you can add value to those closest to you. And you're going to find that that fills your bucket as well. Scott, you know, you and I, we have some conversations together where we can speak for hours and hours and hours. And I love how we, you know, we went deep on this on this show today. And I really want to thank you for taking time to be on it again. Thanks. It's such an honor to be with you. And thank you for the difference you're making in our community.  And we need to hear more of it. Rusty, thank you. You too, Scott. Thank you. And thank you for watching Beyond the Lines on Think Tech Hawaii. For more information, please visit RustyKamori.com. And our books are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. I hope that Scott and I will inspire you to create your own superior culture of excellence and to find your greatness and help others find their aloha.


Proudly we hail from New York City where the American stage begins here is another program with a cast of outstanding players public service time has been made available by this station for your army and your Air Force to bring you this story as proudly we hail the United States Air Force. Our story today is entitled when no birds fly as proudly we hail Lieutenant Samuel Green and all the officers and men of the 56th weather reconnaissance squadron US Air Force who by flying into through and around the most dangerous storms make it possible for others to fly in safety. Our first act curtain will rise in just a moment young man as an Air Force aviation cadet you can be flying the fastest most modern jets within 18 months jets are easy to fly safe too when you learn the aviation cadet way the Air Force fares no pains to give its future pilots the finest most thorough aviation training in the world it's not easy work by any means it takes a good man to make the grade but the rewards are well worth it here's what you get when you complete your training the silver wings of an Air Force lieutenant earning more than $5,000 a year and an unlimited opportunity for leadership in the jet age if you're interested in a career of flying begin as an aviation cadet to qualify you must be between the ages of 19 and 26 and a half single be a high school graduate in excellent health for further details visit your local United States Air Force recruiting station immediately and now your army and your Air Force presents the proudly we hail production when no birds fly weather is always an important factor in the planning and execution of aerial warfare to overcome the dangers and limitations of weather to successful air operations the United States has developed an all-weather Air Force designed to operate effectively under the most difficult of weather conditions it takes men of courage to fly in the face of such conditions and this is such a story of the men of the Air Force who pit their knowledge and courage against the howling wind and pelting rain that spells typhoon it's a warm sunny day in the officer's quarters at Yucota Air Force Base near Tokyo Lieutenant Samuel Green and his family have just sat down to breakfast he don't play with your cereal eat it like a man but it's not the kind I like what kind do you like son the kind of jet pilot see in this house we eat the kind that typhoon hunters eat so dig in oh you know sitting in a nice kitchen like this eating food from the States hard to realize we're so far away Sam I love living here never forget when you got your orders for Japan how we wondered whether Pete and I should follow you I'm glad we did mm-hmm so am I then when the war in Korea started the Air Force had Pete and I had the option of staying or going home I'm also glad you wanted us to stay well how would I have gotten along without the two of you you can still say that after being married almost 10 years and then there's my wonderful seven-year-old son am I wonderful pop mm-hmm you are when you eat your cereal and do what your mother tells you when you don't sometimes I think I'll trade you in for new model you mean sometimes you feel like I'm a B29 and you'd rather have a jet your father loves his plane Pete he never want to fly anything else and I never really want to trade you for anyone else either remember that I love you very much you love mommy you know I do son I love you both why do you think I fly glamour girl for the 56th weather recon squadron for us pop that's right for you I wish it fly a jet for us pop Pete I think you're getting to jet happy sure getting to jet something my teacher said that jets are the planes of today and tomorrow propellers the things of the past oh he did that a Sam take it easy besides the teachers is she not a he I see well that explains remark like that she's right though isn't she pop she is not there with those jet jockeys be without us how do you think a jet would make out in a typhoon you think it would last very long it would not she popped don't get mad he's right Sam yes of course he's right sometimes when I hear nothing but jets it gets my goat I'm sorry Pete that's okay pop I'm sorry too gosh it's late I better get going to school don't forget your lunch and take your coat jee mom it's almost July I don't need a cold Pete it's June 1952 when you're only seven years old now when you're more grown up then you can decide for yourself well there goes the jet jockey of the future yeah he goes the typhoon hunter of the present I don't forget I won't be home for supper tonight I know the buzzards of the 56 recon squadron are flying Roger come home safe darling you know I will for you Della how would you like it like what to be married to a jet pilot remember your buzzard King one up until now the 54th and Guam has had charge of typhoon Gypsy Rose but she's in our area now this first penetration must be active there's a big bomber effort due tomorrow and if Gypsy Rose should change course and head for Japan we've got to know it well the way she's heading right now looks like she's gonna miss Japan by a couple hundred miles and aside from penetrating Gypsy Rose stick to your regular weather track to Okinawa at 18,000 west of the China coast dropping down slowly to 1500 north along the coast of the 38th parallel east across the Yellow Sea North Korea and the Sea of Japan at 18,000 then the southern home zero hour to 1700 now don't forget to check your escape and evasion gear the Reds have a large concentration of anti-aircraft batteries at once on now anything should happen I want you to be prepared Roger and remember if you see any migs run don't walk that one twin fifty you have in the tail wouldn't help much that's all briefings over coming Sam I'll be along in a minute I want to talk to Hank all those bridge players always arguing about the hand that got away I know Sam K should have finessed oh shoot me oh you did your best it wasn't good enough down for double Hank if someone in the output one of the transfer the jet training what would you say I hate to lose one man from this outfit you know that you all send a mentalism more than that the 56 as a well-trained smooth functioning unit a new man to be trained broken in disruptors more than you realize I suppose it would Sam it isn't you how's Betty Hank she's fine Sam but how are you at breakly Della well what a surprise after that down for double come on you want some coffee I just finished eating are you just returning that big he can get in your hand or is there something else thanks is about him I don't know Della that's what I wanted to talk about well we've been friends long enough to talk honestly well after the briefing today Sam came over to me and asked me what I do if someone in the outfit wanted to transfer to jet training oh when I asked him if he was the one I was thinking of the movie change the subject as he said anything to you not right out but this morning as he was leaving he asked me how I'd like to be married to a jet pilot mm-hmm then I must be Sam do you know why don't this is going to sound silly but I think it's Pete Pete what he got to do with it few months ago Pete suddenly got jet happy at breakfast lunch dinner that's all he talked about I think it's been getting on Sam's nerves this morning for the first time he blew up at Pete about it you see I think Sam wants Pete to look up to him he wants him to feel about the 56th and glamour girl the way he does see maybe Sam's beginning to think that I feel the way Pete does or that Pete feels that way because of me I'm sure he doesn't but say I've got an idea if you'll go along with me where's Pete now that's cool he should be out in a few minutes and then you'll probably ride the school bus over to Johnson airbase where some jets are he's not gonna get there today Della if you let me pick him up and take him to my place of course I will I'm gonna try and get permission to take him to the radio room tonight so he can listen in on one of his father's mission you know maybe if he actually hears all about what glamour girl his father do you'll get those jets off his mind be wonderful if he did and then it's all right with you more than all right I just hope it works so do I Sam's one of the best pilots and one of the best bridge opponents I've ever had have enough summer Pete sure hear that that's a message from your father's plane you get messages from jets dead's probably near Okinawa now planes been sending in weather reports every 100 miles since it took off have they seen any mid no no not yet they can't possibly have seen any of those until they get over North Korea that'll be much later pretty late now I think it's my bed time yeah that's right hey I forgot to tell you Pete I talked to your mother and she said you're almost a man now and you can stay up tonight as late as you want to be a man pretty quick getting all the weather reports out Jim yep sure thing George every hundred miles when you fly him it's a snap wind seems to be picking up we must be getting near the typhoon according to our radar she's up ahead about 10 miles she's got me worried now worried why she's off course I can't be sure until we get into her but I've got a feeling she's heading straight for Japan say by the way we got our 75th consecutive drop sound off without incident a while back those things never cease to amaze me hey you weather guys have a wonderful device in that miniature weather station hung on a parachute release it as it floats down a sense of messages on the weather pretty terrific little gadgets we're supposed to have a thermos of coffee on board anybody know where it is as right behind you on the shelf George look up ahead there even in this dim light you can see what I mean old girl that gypsy Rose is man I can never get used to the way a plane reacts to those first few dusts of a typhoon better buzz the crew to fasten themselves in and batten down Sam Gypsy Rose is very much with us Roger pilot the crew bass and safety belts I'm going to need your help on these controls Sam it looks like Gypsy Rose is going to be a big bad girl I sure wish we could pick the weak spot of these typhoons when we go in like we can when we come out we could have we had the time on the fuel to go all the way around her and probe with our radar but she might be quite a few hundred miles in circumference velocities up to 125 hey Jim can you reach that thermos junk bouncing around like a 20 pound rock coming down a mountain that strap must have come loose yeah yeah sure I'll try hey George look out the door George give him that jump George in the head I think he's out can you get to him yeah I'll take care of George you pilot this bucket Bronco brother this Gypsy Rose is the worst I think George is all right he's going to have an awful big one when it's getting worse don't I know I don't know if I can hold it I'm going to alert the crew to prepare for emergency come on okay this is just another routine fight come on glamour girl you are listening to the proudly we hail production when no birds fly we will return in just a moment for the second act the blue yonder a challenge today more than ever before the best pilots the fastest planes the most up-to-date technical skill how would you like the thrill of meeting the challenge of today's blue yonder as a pilot in the United States Air Force you'll fly some of the most famous planes in the world the saber jet the starfire the thunder jet and others to qualify as a pilot of these renowned aircraft to take your place among today's conquerors of the sky you would undergo 16 months of rugged thorough flying training when you graduate you'll be a second lieutenant with the silver wings of an Air Force pilot and you'll be earning more than $5,000 a year now you are eligible to apply if you're between 19 and 26 and a half single in excellent health and meet the mental and educational requirements you can get more information from the Air Force base nearest you or your nearest United States Air Force recruiting station you are listening to proudly we hail and now we present the second act of our story when no birds fly on the ground the WB 29 glamour girl the W stands for weather is a big airplane but in the air when it's being buffeted by typhoon winds up to 150 miles an hour and lashed by stinging rain it is tossed around like a little toy and while the planes prove fights its battle with the weather on the ground back home the wives and children wait sometimes the waiting can be worse than the flying but there's nothing to do but sit and hope that the phone will ring or the door will open and that special man will say I'm home well I hope that husband of mine's taking good care of Pete I'm sure he is you want more thanks although I already feel like a coffee bean you don't know how I appreciate you staying with me tonight pity nonsense no appreciation required we're friends aren't we we're going to be awfully tired friends tomorrow well the thanks plan works and it was worth it a thousand times over got to work Sam loves the 56th he loves glamour girl he loves his work he doesn't really want to fly jets we know that but he wants his son to think he's the greatest guy in the world which is perfectly natural for a father and Pete's going through the jet phase maybe at some of the kids at school their fathers fly jets and they tease Pete about B-29 I think you might speak to his teacher I already have she'll be all right from now on how about some canasta I couldn't know I'm too nervous I wonder how Sam is it is strange but I have a feeling he's in trouble Della that's imagining maybe I'm going to call operations you know they won't be able to tell you anything well then I'll call Hank in the radio room come on Della relax everything's all right see now oh it is three two blessings on the base phone directory oh hello radio room captain breakley please no but he should be there with a young boy yes this is one of the times when I'm glad Hank's on the ground hello Hank oh I see no nothing important if you get the chance will you tell him that Mrs. Green called no he'll know what it's about that's all thanks what's up Betty I'm scared there must be something wrong with a glamour girl the man said that Hank's too busy to come to the phone he might really be too busy you know he's off duty he's just sitting there as an observer sure but he wouldn't talk to me because he has bad news he may not want to frighten Pete but something's happened to Sam nobody important Pete oh I thought maybe it was mommy say that's quite a storm your father's flying through now you know no jet would try to fly in that kind of weather is he really flying all by himself now is the pilot still hurt he sure is Captain Holloway is still pretty groggy and now it's up to your father gee you remember what a typhoon is like don't you Pete we had a bad one here last September sure lots of wind and rain it took part of the roof off the school and we all got a holiday for two days that was fun but that typhoon wasn't well that's what your father's flying through I'm afraid they're having a pretty rough time oh I'm not worried Uncle Hank you're not no if my pops fly in that plane everything's gonna turn out all right how's George getting along oh he's fine he's got one big headache we finished circling the eye of this baby you about through with the weather in Roger I've got the radar man looking for the weak spot so we can get out easy I don't want to trip out like the one we had in I'll even flying through the weak spot can be tough hope we can make it after the flying I saw you do just a little while ago Sam I believe you can get through anything hey hi George you don't have to get up how you feeling Bobby I feel strangely like I'd been hit on the head by a cannon jug full of coffee Jim tells me that bottle up back there a little bigger and people would be mistaking me for the original two-headed boy you feel like flying you better take her out of Gypsy Rose if you can Sam I'm still a little rocky I should be okay for the easy stuff after that radar man says weak spot is up just ahead pilot to crew pilot to crew recheck safety belts I say again recheck safety belts we're getting out of here feels funny sitting in the seat again after that knock Jim right behind you Bobby do me a favor and check the position of that thermos would you we Sam we don't need a plane all be sprouting private wings of our own enough to keep on flying stop worrying Samson outside of a slight headache I'm as good as new we'll be over North Korea in a few minutes yeah this full mode and no clouds will be sitting ducks at 18,000 feet when they planned these weather tracks there wasn't any anti-aircraft fire now the commies of this whole one-san area bracketed with that guy besides being a weatherman should know best of all that you have to take readings at certain heights over specific areas for real accurate reports come on come on you guys it was only kidding in the first place yellow seas as calm as plague glass look there's the Korean coast up ahead well me for some coffee how about you too seen as how it practically killed me before maybe I ought to give it a chance to do me some good now how about you Jim might as well a lot of work for me as as part of its over career with lots of nice heavy act this is one crew that really has to be on the ball there's one son up ahead the moon may light us up but it sure makes it possible for us to see them too and I'd rather fly through anti-aircraft and through gypsy Rose again you know darn well we'll be doing both soon enough maybe you won't be gypsy Rose but it's sure to be some old typhoon it's typhoon time and old Dakota yeah I know it no low I wouldn't admit it to anyone but you I love it it's a challenge you know when you land you feel like you've really done a job which if you'll fight my thing so you really have and which the younger generation just doesn't seem to understand what's that oh nothing George I'm just talking to myself bang bang boys have started their serenade they seem to have our range pretty well too it's about time they realized that the 56 flies over here at the same height every time you know something I just as soon they hadn't figured it out sure as mighty close George my head I think it's the right way you're all right puppy Roger look number four engine starting the smoke she's on fire by their engine close cow flaps turn on fire extinguisher emergency procedure complete on a ball baby without number four we sure slow down fire seems to be gaining Sam well here goes to the alarm bell pilot to crew pilot to crew prepare to jump I say get prepared to jump number four is on fire if the fire continues to gain I'm afraid we're going to make lots of use of that escape and evasion gear which reminds me just where did I put mine I guess you did another day all right did you ever see the sun come up before Pete why won't you answer me uncle Hank answer you what I asked you twice if daddy was almost home twice you talked about something else fire out plain okay winging home sorry now Pete it's all right your daddy's coming home I really came close to getting out of control wash uncle Hank as he gets the yola crew did a great job hey Pete where you going hey come back here you little scab did a great job Sam thanks for taking over and it didn't do so bad yourself with that head hey you better get yourself x-rayed that was quite a clout daddy daddy hey isn't that your youngster running over here yeah it sure is I wonder what he's doing at the field what do you mean Pete you heard me uncle Hank took me to the radio room I was up on that do you really Pete I'm not going to fly a jet I want to fly a b29 when I grow up I want to be like you daddy does the glamour girl need a mascot I don't know son maybe would you like to be it gee and how that would be better than being a bad boy for the Brooklyn project any jet pilot and he'll tell you there's no thrill in the world like flying a jet cleaving through the sky at the speed of sound pushing against the outer limits of space blazing the way to a new air future yes it's an exciting life one that offers unlimited opportunities to young men of ambition and vision if you're between the ages of 19 and 26 and a half single and a high school graduate a wonderful future in jet aviation is open to you become an air force aviation cadet you'll be flying jets easily and safely within 18 months aviation cadet training is rough and rigorous but the rewards are worth it you graduate as an air force lieutenant earning more than five thousand dollars a year with a promising career ahead of you yes you'll be a man fully equipped for positions of responsibility in the fields of military and commercial aviation guarantee your future as an aviation cadet see your recruiter today at your local united states air force recruiting station this has been another program on proudly we hail presented transcribed in cooperation with this station proudly we hail is produced by the recruiting publicity center for the united states army and united states air force recruiting service this is mark hamilton speaking inviting you to tune in this same station next week for another interesting story on proudly we hail


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