In this almost three-hour sit-down, we discussed the 30 lessons I learned in my first 30 years of life in an informative way like the previous episodes with just a little more humor and realness because ... why so serious?!?! Lighten up some and hopefully get some relief from the craziness going on in the world with A Product of Proverbs.

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In the fifth and final part of our "30 under 30" episode, we discuss willpower, delayed gratification, professional help, and share some cheat codes to help you enjoy the journey.

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In the fourth part of our "30 under 30" episode, we discuss some family history, community, financial planning, work ethic, football, and the importance of being present —with yet another abrupt ending to keep you on your toes.

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In the third part of our "30 under 30" episode, we discuss real estate, quality of life cost, profit & loss, and I even tried to diagnose myself with dyslexia 😅 —with yet another abrupt ending to keep you on your toes.

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I heard you guys didn't like the abrupt ending to pt. 1, so here's part 2 a little earlier than planned!

In the second part of our "30 under 30" episode, we discuss planning, entrepreneurship, and protecting your peace—with another abrupt ending to keep you on your toes.

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We're back!!!

This is the first part of an almost four-hour sit-down during which we discussed the 30 lessons I learned in my first 30 years of life. These next few episodes will be as informative as the previous episodes with just a little more humor and realness because .... why so serious?!?! Lighten up some and hopefully get some relief from the craziness going on in the world with A Product of Proverbs.

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The final episode of A Product of Proverbs is focused on Course Corrections. Using Proverbs 12:1, my dad and I sit down for one last time to explain how God sends signs to bring you back on track and the dangers of ignoring these warning signs.

Don't worry, every episode of A Product of Proverbs will always be available on every podcast platform for your continued reference as you come across roadblocks in life ... just no more new content in this audio podcast format.

Thank you all for your listening ear over these past 3 years. This was an amazing journey that improved the lives of thousands all over the world.

I pray that you all reap the rewards of your perseverance and productivity. Use the lessons learned from this podcast and the book of Proverbs to make the most of life during the good and bad times to come.

With love,
Joshua and Roy Fowler
A Product of Proverbs

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