How are you really doing? With Jim MacArthur

This week's guest is Jim MacArthur. Jim grew up in California in a troubled family with two alcoholic parents, but turned his life around through continuous learning and helping other people. Jim was a clinical professor, psychologist, and counseling director at BYU, teaching for 38 years. He's been married to his wife, Sherri, for 55 years. Together, they have 10 children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Jim and Kristi go over how to experience pain, learn from it, and then use it to serve. Jim shares wisdom on being a life-long learner, truly caring about and seeing others, and showing up more authentically. Hear more from Jim: BYU Devotional Speech - " Charity in the Community of Saints " " Stopping the Cycle of Abuse: Becoming a Transitional Character " Education week speech - " Parents and Self-Worth " Jim's book - " Everyday Parents Raising Great Kids " Connect with Jim: Facebook LinkedIn Connect with Kristi: Website Instagram Facebook Have questions for Kristi? Submit them here ! Have feedback for this podcast? Leave us a review on whatever platform you listen on. Thank you! You will make many choices in your day and week, I hope you’ll choose to do the work. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.