Well, that’s what George Bailey said to Clarence after getting out of the water in “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

I just watched this movie over the weekend, and it got me thinking. I came up with a list of 10 lessons I got from the movie. I probably could have gotten more, but 10 is more than enough to think about.

My book, “Leave Nothing Undone: 13 Key Lessons from the Life of Joshua,” is currently on sale for $2.99 on Amazon. Don’t pass up this opportunity to get your copy! Here’s what some are saying:

Joshua Rivers (JR) has done a masterful job of weaving 13 life and leadership lessons from the life of another man in history with the same name. He also draws parallels in his own life and experience as well as application areas that anyone wanting to develop further as a leader would benefit from learning. – Camden Ross

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I walked away with a knowledge that God has a plan for me, what I need to do to enable him to use me, and what a wonderful example Joshua. – Dave Jackson

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Here’s my list of 10 lessons from “It’s a Wonderful Life:”

1. You affect everyone around you
2. Even children can have wisdom
3. Stand up for your family
4. Don’t be afraid of the big guys
5. Celebrate the little victories
6. Allow someone to help you
7. Learn to think and speak with reason
8. People are more important than things
9. Helping may require sacrifice
10. “You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want.” – Zig Ziglar

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