Hold On
What does the American Dream really look like today and is it still alive? In this powerful episode of Hold On, Tom Luna shares an extraordinary life journey that began growing up in a tent at Lake Mead, struggling with poverty, hunger, and instability, and eventually led him to serving in the White House and becoming a state leader in education and public service. Through stories of faith in hard times, family sacrifice, and perseverance through adversity, Tom explains why the American Dream isn’t dead, it’s just misunderstood. He reflects on lessons learned from a father who believed all work is honorable, the role of Jesus Christ in shaping his life, and how holding on to faith made it possible to rise above circumstances without losing humility or purpose. Check out our Episode with Shaan Sharma from The Chosen HERE: https://youtu.be/cerAiR8SdEM [https://youtu.be/cerAiR8SdEM] 00:00 Welcome to The Hold On Podcast 02:38 Tom Luna's Early Life and Family Struggles 09:06 Finding Faith and the Impact of Religion 16:43 Tom Luna's Entrepreneurial Journey 22:16 Entering Politics and Educational Reforms 31:06 Tom's Optimism and Faith 33:12 Eight Years in Office 35:51 The Decision to Exit Politics 38:52 Family and Personal Identity 45:22 Miracles and Family Blessings 01:00:12 Testimony and Final Thoughts
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