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Have you ever found yourself feeling like you were stuck? You wake up at the start of a new day and get on your way but at some point in the day it feels as if a whole in the ground appeared that you failed to see and fell right down into it. This episode Chuck talks about his experiences with this kind of situation and he relates it to a biblical story in a minor way. Listen to or watch the episode on Ruck's Place YouTube Channel and enjoy the story as it is told through his lens. You don't want to miss it.

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To come to a point in your life where your story no longer places a wedge between you and your dream is liberating. When you realize that your ups and or downs are very similar to the man, woman or .... standing next to you life becomes an open door for you to start anew. Check out this episode where Chuck talks about learning to perfect your story amongst other things and enjoy the show.

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I will because I can and I can because of who I am is the title of this episode of the podcast. It is inspired by Chris Gregory of CMG in Atlanta. Check out the episode as Chuck Rucker explores the three I's and find a way to relate what they mean to so many people in their journey's of this thing called life. I Will do whatever it takes to accomplish whatever I set my mind to do. I Can accomplish that which I believe I am deserving of, I Am who I say I am and because of that I am becoming that which I said I can be. I Will because I am riding for me, standing up for me. Thank you all for taking the time to listen and support the podcast. God is everything and so are you!

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On this episode of Ruck's Place talks about Betting on yourself for the success of your life. He dives in to the TikTok experience and how the platform provides a community of encouragement, support, engagement, love and nurturing of people who are building self confidence and doing in a streess free community.

The episode touches on the host Chuck Rucker's personal battles with day to day life and he encourages the youth as well as the mature people from all walks of life to be who they are unapologetically and to stand up and speak their truth so that others may benefit from the courage they display through going live on TikTok.

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How many people are feeling like there is no way out of their current situation? Life feels like its got you down on the mat looking into to the stars wondering where in the world is the man upstairs. I know I have felt that way so many times lately. Even having one of the greatest support systems around you it feels like that is still not enough. I am with you! Listen to this episode and hopefully it will help you out. I truly feel you because I feel myself and I would love to talk about it with you!

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Depending upon our circumstances and the environment we are raised in, some of us had to grow up faster than others. The decisions a child makes when amongst his or her peers vary from house to house however the home structure in many instances determines how long a child gets to hold on to their innocence. A two parent middle class upbringing is very different from a broken home with one or both of the parents no living in the home presents a minor with a entirely different set of idea to act upon each day. Check out this episode and feel free to reach out if there needs to be a discussion surrounding the message. Thank you for tuning in to this episode and the podcast as a whole

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It seems that people are coming from behind the screens to be more present in the physical more and more nowadays. I could be wrong but there seems to be a shift in the way human beings are behaving. It's nice to be invited out for coffee for lunch and even dinner again opposed to just talking to each other on the facetime call. It's even better to see our children wanting to hangout with their friends outside of their bedrooms or our sofas as they play video games and send a million text messages every week. Check out this episode I am almost positive that you will be able to relate and see the moving of the human spirit back towards in person gatherings.

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I was once called, TOO GUARDED, and I did not know what in the world that meant at the time. I was living in Beverly Hills California with my wife and children at the time. I would walk my kids to school and many times caring their backpacks. I was approached by one of my kids teachers on one afternoon during pick up time when I was asked to stop caring their burdens. I did not know what that meant or how to respond to this so I just walked away. The next few weeks I would be approached by other staff members in a very nice way and asked to stop being so guarded to which again I did not understand what this meant until it was explained to me. Stop carrying the kids backpack teaches them to carry their own burdens and the stop being so guarded meant to open up and be more secure about who I was at the time in the environment. It meant to stop being so uptight and insecure about my self image and those of my family. Relax and be of value to the community that had embraced me and my family and participate without so much rehearsed kind of mannerisms. Be myself and allow my kids to grow freely into who they desired to be. I did not know that I was being that way and that my desires to fit in how I saw fitting in my mind came with a lot of insecurities and stereotypes that did not serve me or my family well. I took heed to what I was being asked to try and eventually I opened up and found that who was at the time with respect to myself image grew and my wife and kids under my direction learned to be more trusting of not only the poeple around us in the community but also in our own hearts and minds. check out this episode I am sure that many will be able to relate.

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