Why Choose A Good Role Model, N.J. Mother Kills 5 & 7 Year Old Children, Man Kills Woman In Barnes & Noble, Teens Assault Woman In Bathroom
Sun Jan 18 2026
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Start with the person you’re becoming, not the person you’re watching. That’s the heartbeat of this week’s ride as we unpack how to choose role models who actually shape your actions, thoughts, and long-term goals. We move past popularity and hype to focus on people whose everyday choices—discipline, empathy, courage, restraint—can be copied step by step.
We break down a simple, two-path method you can use today. First, pick a quality you want to grow and find someone who lives it under pressure; translate their habits into your routine. Second, choose someone you respect and isolate one specific trait they model, then practice it on purpose. The goal is to move from admiration to imitation, where character compounds into results. Along the way, we ask hard questions: who are you letting inside your head, and how is that shaping your reactions when life gets loud?
Real stories drive the lessons home. A mother charged in a double homicide, a public restroom assault with practical safety tips, and a road rage confrontation that proves staying in your car can be the bravest move. A father uses phone tracking to stop a kidnapping—an example of proactive care and clear boundaries. We also cover school incidents from California to Texas, a principal’s DUI that shreds trust, and a random stabbing in a bookstore that highlights how fragile public spaces can be. Each story pushes us to choose integrity over impulse and vigilance over complacency.
We close with compassion, outlining healthy ways to cope with survivor’s guilt: refuse self-blame, share your burden with people you trust, and lean on prayer or journaling to process the shock. Through it all, the theme stays constant—pick role models whose conduct you can imitate on your worst day, not just admire on their best day. If that resonates, hit play, ride with us, and then tell us the one quality you’ll work on this week. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs steadiness, and leave a review so more people can find the show.
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Comments, Feedback, Suggestions? Text Us! Start with the person you’re becoming, not the person you’re watching. That’s the heartbeat of this week’s ride as we unpack how to choose role models who actually shape your actions, thoughts, and long-term goals. We move past popularity and hype to focus on people whose everyday choices—discipline, empathy, courage, restraint—can be copied step by step. We break down a simple, two-path method you can use today. First, pick a quality you want to grow and find someone who lives it under pressure; translate their habits into your routine. Second, choose someone you respect and isolate one specific trait they model, then practice it on purpose. The goal is to move from admiration to imitation, where character compounds into results. Along the way, we ask hard questions: who are you letting inside your head, and how is that shaping your reactions when life gets loud? Real stories drive the lessons home. A mother charged in a double homicide, a public restroom assault with practical safety tips, and a road rage confrontation that proves staying in your car can be the bravest move. A father uses phone tracking to stop a kidnapping—an example of proactive care and clear boundaries. We also cover school incidents from California to Texas, a principal’s DUI that shreds trust, and a random stabbing in a bookstore that highlights how fragile public spaces can be. Each story pushes us to choose integrity over impulse and vigilance over complacency. We close with compassion, outlining healthy ways to cope with survivor’s guilt: refuse self-blame, share your burden with people you trust, and lean on prayer or journaling to process the shock. Through it all, the theme stays constant—pick role models whose conduct you can imitate on your worst day, not just admire on their best day. If that resonates, hit play, ride with us, and then tell us the one quality you’ll work on this week. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs steadiness, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Support the show "Your Weekly Ride To All School News ! "