In The Loop With Andy Andrews

Andy answers some amazing questions from listeners, including a 1st grade teacher and an anonymous listener with an insightful question about adversity. Amanda, a 1st grade teacher, wanted to share how Andy’s books have affected her life positively • She had the opportunity to incorporate The Boy Who Changed the World into a social studies lesson and her students loved it • Andy says it’s not about what’s in the book; it’s about what you do with what’s in the book • Surprisingly, The Boy Who Changed the World has been really popular with high school graduates • Public schools, especially in small towns, are dying to have adults come in and read to the kids. It’s an awesome opportunity for you to make a difference in the lives of other people An anonymous listener asks how to help a close friend gain perspective. Can a lack of adversity be a hindrance to gaining perspective? • Yes, a lack of adversity can be a hindrance to perspective • When things are going great with your finances, marriage, etc. people te