Aubrey Marcus

Every time I've been broken, it's helped me serve others more. You know, when I found myself in the throes of addiction, now I understand anybody who's an addict. If I found myself in the throes of jealousy, now I understand anybody who's jealous.

Every time I've been broken, it's helped me serve others more. You know, when I found myself in the throes of addiction, now I understand anybody who's an addict. If I found myself in the throes of jealousy, now I understand anybody who's jealous.

If I found myself in the depths of despair and depression and hopelessness, now I understand how I can support people in despair, depression, and hopelessness.

If I found myself in the depths of despair and depression and hopelessness, now I understand how I can support people in despair, depression, and hopelessness.

If I found myself in the depths of despair and depression and hopelessness, now I understand how I can support people in despair, depression, and hopelessness.

And, you know, so all of these experiences that you have can then allow you to connect with somebody and be, you know, imitatio Christi, like the same thing that Yeshua said to me, I can do my best to imitate that no matter what someone's going through and say like, yeah, me too. Maybe not specifically me.

And, you know, so all of these experiences that you have can then allow you to connect with somebody and be, you know, imitatio Christi, like the same thing that Yeshua said to me, I can do my best to imitate that no matter what someone's going through and say like, yeah, me too. Maybe not specifically me.

And, you know, so all of these experiences that you have can then allow you to connect with somebody and be, you know, imitatio Christi, like the same thing that Yeshua said to me, I can do my best to imitate that no matter what someone's going through and say like, yeah, me too. Maybe not specifically me.

Maybe I didn't experience the same trauma or the sexual abuse or what it is, but I've experienced enough that I can at the very least imagine what you're going through. But in some specific cases, I've actually already been through it.

Maybe I didn't experience the same trauma or the sexual abuse or what it is, but I've experienced enough that I can at the very least imagine what you're going through. But in some specific cases, I've actually already been through it.

Maybe I didn't experience the same trauma or the sexual abuse or what it is, but I've experienced enough that I can at the very least imagine what you're going through. But in some specific cases, I've actually already been through it.

And there will be other people, let's say it is sexual abuse, like the people who've actually experienced that, that's gonna be the best person to guide whoever that is through that process. So I'm probably not the best person to guide through that because I haven't experienced it. And, you know, God willing, I never will on either side.

And there will be other people, let's say it is sexual abuse, like the people who've actually experienced that, that's gonna be the best person to guide whoever that is through that process. So I'm probably not the best person to guide through that because I haven't experienced it. And, you know, God willing, I never will on either side.

And there will be other people, let's say it is sexual abuse, like the people who've actually experienced that, that's gonna be the best person to guide whoever that is through that process. So I'm probably not the best person to guide through that because I haven't experienced it. And, you know, God willing, I never will on either side.

So in this, in this, I think there's, there's a great gift that's hidden in the, in the curse, you know, and I think if you have that attitude, the stoic attitude, the attitude of a warrior, which is someone who's willing to actually, you know, grow from the experience, it can really help you connect to whoever it is you're here to help.

So in this, in this, I think there's, there's a great gift that's hidden in the, in the curse, you know, and I think if you have that attitude, the stoic attitude, the attitude of a warrior, which is someone who's willing to actually, you know, grow from the experience, it can really help you connect to whoever it is you're here to help.

So in this, in this, I think there's, there's a great gift that's hidden in the, in the curse, you know, and I think if you have that attitude, the stoic attitude, the attitude of a warrior, which is someone who's willing to actually, you know, grow from the experience, it can really help you connect to whoever it is you're here to help.

Yeah. I mean, it's something that's like so obvious. Like imagine you were going to war, like actual war. And you have two different people who are going to be your leaders. One's fresh out of West Point, never seen a day of battle, but knows all the strategy and tactics. Another's some grizzled veteran who's just been in the fight, you know, can wear, wears all the scars.

Yeah. I mean, it's something that's like so obvious. Like imagine you were going to war, like actual war. And you have two different people who are going to be your leaders. One's fresh out of West Point, never seen a day of battle, but knows all the strategy and tactics. Another's some grizzled veteran who's just been in the fight, you know, can wear, wears all the scars.

Yeah. I mean, it's something that's like so obvious. Like imagine you were going to war, like actual war. And you have two different people who are going to be your leaders. One's fresh out of West Point, never seen a day of battle, but knows all the strategy and tactics. Another's some grizzled veteran who's just been in the fight, you know, can wear, wears all the scars.