If you listen long and careful enough you hear how people are willing to put themselves out there in ways that say "I'd love to have rich people problems." Really? What was the price to attain such a place? What's the price to maintain it day to day? Lets break down the word rich. We're all rich with something. Some are rich with talent on a sports field or inside a banking community. Many are rich with family traditions and savoring family recipes. We're rich with great roads and hordes of traffic. Rich with our love for nature or building new areas to explore. We all have rich people problems. Knowing this helps you layout each step of how you're able to pay the price. Everything comes with expectation and the payoff on the end has to be something you've chosen to give up. I love radio so much that it took me 40 years of on the air deliveries to realize how much I forgot about my original family. I was reminded of it this last time while standing in a room with my brother in law. He asked me why it took me 13 years to come home. I opened my heart and said, "I've been chasing a dream." He quickly asked "Did you catch anything?" In that moment my heart whispered "No." I'm not going to get my Dad or brother back. That's the price I had to pay. Rich with the passion to perform radio. But it came with a cost. We all face our pitfalls and stumbles but rarely do we learn from the bread crumbs laid lightly on the soils of life. Peter walked on the water until he lost his faith in whom he was walking toward. What's your story?