What can a man born without arms teach us about life and death?

Genevieve welcomes Gabriel Najera to the show.

Gabriel overcame physical challenges to become an entrepreneur and international motivational speaker. He discusses learning to drive, starting a business, and achieving success.

From life, death, energy, and the afterlife, Genevieve and Gabriel delve into the importance of visualization and decision-making as tools for progress.

Plan your visit to the museum today at nmfh.org and take a journey through over 30,000 square feet of fascinating history.

Subscribe to The Final Curtain Never Closes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Learn more about Gabrial Najera HERE.

Key Takeaways

1.) Gabriel and Genevieve delve into various cultural and personal beliefs surrounding life, death, and what lies beyond, emphasizing the importance of personal experience and belief systems in shaping one's understanding of these profound topics.

2.) Gabriel's story is an inspiring testament to the human spirit's resilience. He transformed his physical limitations into a "different lifestyle" and found success and mobility through creativity and determination, particularly through the use of custom-made sandals.

3.) Despite facing discrimination in the job market, Gabriel's strong educational background in computer science and engineering led him to establish multiple successful businesses.

4.) Gabriel emphasizes the power of positive mindset and visualization in overcoming obstacles.

Chapters

00:00 National Museum of Funeral History interview with Gabriel.
04:23 Shriners hospitals provide prosthetics for kids.
06:52 Doctors considered cutting legs, but were refused.
09:43 Trust in God, no need for prosthetics.
13:57 Childhood spent in boarding school, academic achievement
16:02 Internet boom propelled Gabriel into new ventures.
20:45 Invited to share testimony, motivate, speak internationally.
23:01 Doctor orders nurse to inject brain-dead patient.
27:29 Align vibrations to attract desired relationships, energies.
30:29 Two cans spilled, one mysteriously opened, peaches lost.
33:45 Unexpected death leads to shattered mirror discovery.
39:09 Expresses deep emotions, thoughts about life's mysteries.
39:55 Mother died, not sad, father gone on.
43:00 Feed your mind, seek knowledge, not ignorance.

What can a man born without arms teach us about life and death?
Genevieve welcomes Gabriel Najera to the show.
Gabriel overcame physical challenges to become an entrepreneur and international motivational speaker. He discusses learning to drive, starting a business, and achieving success.
From life, death, energy, and the afterlife, Genevieve and Gabriel delve into the importance of visualization and decision-making as tools for progress.
Plan your visit to the museum today at <a href="https://nmfh.org">nmfh.org</a> and take a journey through over 30,000 square feet of fascinating history.
Subscribe to The Final Curtain Never Closes on <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-final-curtain-never-closes/id1664936967">Apple Podcasts</a>, <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/4x8VZuVdq5UQtnrY2b1IJS?si=b1c6ae4a9c744e0a">Spotify</a>, or wherever you get your <a href="https://www.nmfh.org/haunting-stories-of-the-museums-hometown/">podcasts</a>.
Learn more about Gabrial Najera <a href="https://ifican-youcan.com">HERE</a>.
Key Takeaways
1.) Gabriel and Genevieve delve into various cultural and personal beliefs surrounding life, death, and what lies beyond, emphasizing the importance of personal experience and belief systems in shaping one's understanding of these profound topics.
2.) Gabriel's story is an inspiring testament to the human spirit's resilience. He transformed his physical limitations into a "different lifestyle" and found success and mobility through creativity and determination, particularly through the use of custom-made sandals.
3.) Despite facing discrimination in the job market, Gabriel's strong educational background in computer science and engineering led him to establish multiple successful businesses.
4.) Gabriel emphasizes the power of positive mindset and visualization in overcoming obstacles.
Chapters
00:00 National Museum of Funeral History interview with Gabriel. 04:23 Shriners hospitals provide prosthetics for kids. 06:52 Doctors considered cutting legs, but were refused. 09:43 Trust in God, no need for prosthetics. 13:57 Childhood spent in boarding school, academic achievement 16:02 Internet boom propelled Gabriel into new ventures. 20:45 Invited to share testimony, motivate, speak internationally. 23:01 Doctor orders nurse to inject brain-dead patient. 27:29 Align vibrations to attract desired relationships, energies. 30:29 Two cans spilled, one mysteriously opened, peaches lost. 33:45 Unexpected death leads to shattered mirror discovery. 39:09 Expresses deep emotions, thoughts about life's mysteries. 39:55 Mother died, not sad, father gone on. 43:00 Feed your mind, seek knowledge, not ignorance.

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.

This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.

Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at www.nmfh.org. 

And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.
This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.
Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at <a href="http://www.nmfh.org">www.nmfh.org</a>. 
And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

The Final Curtain Never Closes

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.

This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.

Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at www.nmfh.org. 

And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.
This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.
Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at <a href="http://www.nmfh.org/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.nmfh.org/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1674242839098000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1eUszxGGKNoJjKnYiXLWw6">www.nmfh.org</a>. 
And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

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