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#1 – James Jenkins – The Transformative Journey from Baseball to Sales
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Paul Galushkin speaks with a Sacramento CA entrepreneur and Apologetics teacher James Jenkins. They discuss the importance of universal values that are vital in making our communities strong and prosperous. James shares his story, where he grew up, and what made him who he is right now. He is very involved in the Sacramento community and he has a genuine desire to impact other people's lives.
Born in Detroit Michigan and the oldest of 7 siblings, James grew up in what he calls an "Ultra Christian" family. But later, it was his strong desire to find the truth that contributed to his strong faith and interest in Christian Apologetics. James is married, has 2 daughters, is very active, and loves to go to the gym. Earlier in his life when a doctor tried putting him on blood pressure meds, he found a new activity that made him healthy and looking young. He also shares how a single book written by Og Mandino titled "The Greatest Salesman in the World" changed his life. Later in the podcast, James shares a very touching story that had a profound impact on his life. We hope you enjoy the conversation and find it inspirational.
The episode was filmed on February 7th, 2024
James Jenkins facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/james.jenkins.3511
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1. What is the Greatest Story Podcast? (00:00:00)
2. Introduction (00:01:14)
3. Life Journey (00:04:17)
4. Explaining Why Bad Things Happen (00:17:43)
5. Levels of Consciousness and Existence (00:22:57)
6. Christianity, Politics, and Government Influence (00:37:23)
7. Cultural Values and Beliefs in America (00:48:30)
8. Immigrant Family Reflects on American Experience (01:02:39)
9. Racism, Equity, and Work Ethic (01:07:50)
10. Persistence and Achievement (01:21:04)
11. Connect With James Jenkins on Email and Facebook (01:32:46)
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