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How The Right Team Can Help Revive Your Dream (Even When It Almost Died) | S5 E8

March 8, 202334m
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Season 5

When you face your toughest battle - do you have a team that will fight with you and for you?

Whether it's your family, your colleagues, your employees, or your friends - your team will determine whether your dream will survive after you get knocked down.

In this episode, Steve Alessi sits down with two members of the senior staff of Metro Life Church,  Armando Gomez and Jonathan Roman. Along with the rest of their colleagues, these men played a pivotal part in the days and moment following Steve Alessi's widowmaker heart attack in 2007.

Together they share their experiences, thoughts and feelings as they navigated those dark days - which are the subject of his upcoming book, Forty Two: A Guide to Finishing Well when You Thought You Were Finished.

You'll discover why having the right people around you can help you recover your dream and continue living life to its fullest, even after a major setback.

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