Luke Hand
Luke Hand
Goo goo g’joop
Goo goo g’joop
Goo goo g’joop
Wednesday 1st September 2021
Join Luke Hand as he reflects on daily routines and the cherished memory of his friend Isaac in this heartfelt episode of his daily podcast diary.
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Luke Hand
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Sobriety Day by Day
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Luke Hand's Day of Reflections: From Firm Toothbrushes to Cherished Memories
The fact that I think about him and his smile and humour and his vibe so often always leads me to thinking about how some people are sort of themselves more than others, and I know that other people really admired Isaac for being himself so much, so they probably also think about him and get inspired anew regularly as well.
Ever had a toothbrush that felt more like a challenge than a tool? Luke Hand kicks off his day grappling with the firmest 'Medium' toothbrush ever, setting the tone for a day filled with little surprises and deep reflections. After tackling the usual grind at work—aptly dubbed 'Ball-ache ‘R’ Us'—he heads out to donate blood, a gesture that speaks volumes about his generous spirit. The day brightens up with a classic fish and chips meal under a beautifully clear sky.
But what really stands out in this episode is Luke's heartfelt reminiscence of his friend Isaac, who passed away around a year ago. During his smoko break walks, Luke finds himself frequently thinking about Isaac's infectious smile, humor, and vibrant personality. It's a touching tribute to a friend who lived authentically and left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. Luke ponders how some people, like Isaac, seem to be more genuinely themselves, inspiring others to do the same.
This episode is a blend of everyday moments and profound reflections, making it both relatable and moving. Whether you're navigating sobriety or just seeking a slice of genuine human experience, Luke's musings on gratitude and memory offer a comforting and thought-provoking listen.