Surviving a Heart Attack and Remembering What Matters Most with Jim and Kathy Paullin

Nov 7, 2022

01:07:40

Show Notes:

Jim Paullin – MBA from Emory University, division manager for a global paper company, and now an entrepreneur
Kathy Paullin – BS from Emory in Chemistry, worked at the CDC and Monsanto, and now an entrepreneur
(6:45) “Joe Darkangelo, I need your help. I have slight chest pains.”
(10:15” ****Code Blue****
(17:15) “The most important realization we had about this heart attack was that God was in control….if we had the heart attack at home he might not have made it.”
(21:10) “All I can remember is I WANT SOME OXYGEN!”
(25:50) Why it is important to invest consistently through life.
(29:00) Why you buy insurance when you don’t need it.
(31:00) Jim Paullin gives advice to young people of what he has learned in life.
- We decided to do life together
- Learning soft skills and personal development in life is critical
- The secret to success is to ask questions and then LISTEN.
- Get mentors and coaches that can help you in life.
(41:00) The hare vs. the tortoise.
(46:45) Words of encouragement to Jim Paullin about his mission for the next generation. The best days of America are ahead, and there is hope and opportunity!
(56:00) Jim & Kathy’s parting words of wisdom
“The life you want is easily obtained by getting new information.”
Book Recommendations
- Leading With A Limp – Dan Allender
- Think and Grow Rich – Napoleon Hill
- How to Win Friends and Influence People – Dale Carnegie