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In this episode of the Burnout Podcast, host Skip O welcomes Warren Hubbell, a dedicated first responder and mission worker. They discuss Warren's experiences in Africa, the living conditions of orphans, and the importance of service and spirituality in their lives. The conversation highlights the need for support and processing trauma, especially for first responders. Warren shares his insights on hope, encouragement, and the significance of finding someone to talk to during tough times. The episode concludes with resources for support and a reminder of the importance of serving others.Warren's BioWarren Hubble is 61 years old and spent his life in Madison County, Indiana. He worked 1 year after High School then attended IUPUI for one year, trying to figure out his path. After this, he landed in the cleaning supply industry. It's there he was reintroduced to God. Warren spent the next 30 years in this industry working from driver to operations manager with the last 15 in sales. God began stirring in his spirit about 12 years ago. He's always had a servant's heart and was finally getting his calling. The last 10 years, Warren served with Horizon International caring for African orphans. Sponsorship and short term mission trips, Go Teams, are his main focus. He also volunteer locally as needed, not with any specific organization Warren spent 20 years playing competitive Fastpitch softball around the country and is now chasing a much smaller ball around in a golf cart. TakeawaysWarren has a servant's heart and has been involved in mission work for over 12 years.Living conditions in Africa can be dire, with many orphans lacking basic necessities.Service is not limited to one location; there is need everywhere.Spirituality plays a crucial role in coping with trauma and serving others.First responders often need support to process their experiences and emotions.Finding someone to talk to is essential for healing and moving forward.Gratitude for what we have can help combat feelings of entitlement.Warren emphasizes the importance of free will in understanding suffering.Hope and encouragement are vital for those struggling with trauma or loss.Serving others can provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment.Sound Bites"You suit up and show up.""There's need all over the world.""It's not either or."PLEASE SUPPORT THIS PODCAST BY TAKING A LOOK AT OUR SPONSORSThrottle & Thrive First Responder Addiction Recovery: https://throttleandthrive.com/AdvoCast: https://advocast.mediaPODCAST WEBSITE:https://burntoutpodcast.orgBURNT OUT CREW:Host: Skip OMental Health Minute: Melissa HSunday Support Zoom Meeting Facilitator: Jeff DBonus Episode Host: Capt. Chuck BrayExecutive Producer: Shawn P NealBrought to you by AdvoCastEPISODE HASHTAGS:#firefighter #firstresponder #ems #emt #police #lawenforcement #military #trauma #mentalhealth #USMC #militaryChapters00:00Introduction to the Burnout Podcast and Sponsorship02:10Warren's Background and Mission Work05:59Experiences in Africa: Living Conditions and Challenges12:10The Importance of Service and Spirituality