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Chad Hymas

5 hours ago

Today's Belief- Always help someone. You might be the only one that does. ... See MoreSee Less

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Chad Hymas

18 hours ago

I don't care what anyone says, I've got the best-looking barber on the planet. ❤️

She ALWAYS makes sure I feel good about myself no matter what! Nothing like a fresh cut and shave!

Thank you Shondell! I really appreciate all you do! Almost 26 yrs strong!💪🏼

#motivationalspeaker #inspirationalspeaker #keynotespeaker #conferencespeaker #corporatespeaker #publicspeaker #speakerlife #VirtualSpeaker #virtualevents #inspire ... See MoreSee Less

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22 hours ago

Outside safety meeting during shuts downs for oil refinery’s! Thank you #Texaco

Safety guidelines are in place. Social distancing is being practiced. Several hundred people on site all doing different jobs to keep the these plants running! Maintaining the safety of our people during Covid as well as watching out for others and making sure there are no injuries. The world keep moving forward! ➡️🌎 #SafetyFirst #SafetySpeaker #OutsideMeeting #SafetyTour #RollWithSafety ... See MoreSee Less

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Chad Hymas

23 hours ago

What is “healed”? Does it mean to be restored to a former condition? Could it also mean to get better?

If “healed” includes getting better – maybe even being better than before – could it then be that the disaster – the very situation that we are healing from – is actually an integral part of the healing process?

In the movie, Short Circuit, a deadly military defense robot (one of five identical robots, therefore known as “#5”) is struck by lightning. The extreme voltage fries his circuits. He malfunctions – stumbles about, runs into walls – and really makes a mess of things.

In healing himself from his damaged condition, #5 rewires his own circuits and moves beyond his programming. He discovers that if something is broken, fried or melted, as much of him is, he can work around the problem and simply do it differently. He gets better – better than before. He even chooses a new name for himself “Johnny Five.”

Though originally designed as a powerful and deadly killing machine – and even though he has lost none of that power (his on-board mini laser-cannon is really cool) – he becomes funny, charming, creative and kind. Most importantly, he learns to laugh.

He evolves from a machine governed and limited by his programming and becomes “human,” a living, growing, learning being, limited only by his imagination – and sense of humor.
That which initially seemed a disastrous accident, turns out to be a necessary part of the process of Johnny Five being “healed.”

Johnny Five revels in being “alive.” He learns that mistakes, accidents and injury – even malfunctions – are a part of life, but life itself is not a malfunction. As it turns out, the bad day he was having now isn’t.

Is it possible then, that the bad day you are having is an opportunity to improve? Get better? Even heal in a way you couldn’t before? Is it possible, then, that the bad day you are having – isn’t? ... See MoreSee Less

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