Sometimes we have experiences in life that we don't quite understand, only to find out later that the story was completely twisted around, making you the villain in the story.

This can lead to lots of confusion, anger, resentment and a willingness to sort it out and let everyone know your side of the story.

You may even find that people distanced themselves from you and you had no idea why?

In this week's short but sweet episode, we delve into the why's and wherefore's of why people just have to make you out to be the villain in their story, and what the best course of action is for you to take upon finding out.

With some useful tips to help you deal with any future situations!

It is said that the average person lives for 80 years.

Some can live a shorter life and some can live a longer life, but apparently the average is 80 years.

This means that on average, we only see 80 summers in our life time. Only 80 summers!

In this week's podcast we look at how we spend these summers, and how we take them for granted. From childhood until now and beyond.

We talk about how we are conditioned to be a nation of workers and not a nation of thinkers.

And that if we actually sat down and thought about how we should be spending how summers, our lives, would we be experiencing them differently or exactly the same?

Learn some top tips on how to use summer to create fantastic memories that will see you throughout the winter into next summer, keeping SAD at bay.

As the summers go by, we also talk about when you will be coming into retirement, and collecting a pension that may not even be there when you do become of age. Discover how you can build a fantastic pension for yourself, even if you are only a few years away!

TOP TIP! - DO NOT RELY ON A STATE PENSION WHATEVER YOU DO! Tune in for more top tips in this week's episode, and enjoy the remainder of your summers!

Build a fantastic pension for yourself and your family here: https://www.livegoodtour.com/GrantH

After seeing numerous posts being put into spiritual groups from someone asking what is a trait of someone 'Spiritually Advanced', I posted my comment.

That comment really didn't go down too well with the 'Spiritually Advanced' people in the groups… What does 'Spiritually Advanced' even mean?

Who classes themselves as 'Spiritually Advanced'? What are the traits of the 'Spiritually Advanced'?

And what was my comment that upset those that classed themselves as 'Spiritually Advanced'?

Tune into this week's show where we delve into these labels that people place upon themselves and others, and find out why they are so easily triggered when they don't hear the answers that they expect to hear.