I mean, I learned both English and German, but was able to develop that, I guess, talent, if you will, that language skill. So my childhood was very unique in this since of–I spoke German as a child growing up. And we lived in a small town actually, West of Frankfurt about 40, maybe 50 miles, and a small town called Hadenfeld. So there's five kids in my family all four of the boys were born in Germany. My parents met in Germany, my mom is Jamaican, and my dad's American and they met in Germany. You have a bit of a untraditional upbringing in terms of growing up internationally, you grew up in Germany, is that right? Well, I have been looking forward to this conversation. This is All In, an LDS Living podcast where we ask the question, what does it really mean to be all in the gospel of Jesus Christ? I'm Morgan Jones, and I am so honored to have Ronell Hugh on the line with me today.
He's also served on advisory committees for the BYU Marriott School where he earned his MBA. He began working for Real Salt Lake and has since worked for HP, Adobe, Walmart and Microsoft. Ronell Hugh has spent most of his career in marketing.
So the question now for us is, are we going to let that be our downfall as well? So what happened? Why weren't they taken up like the city of Enoch? Well, the scriptures say they began to be divided into classes. And there could not have been a happier people who had been created by the hand of God. He then pointed out that the people in Fourth Nephi seemed like they were on the same track, we read that there was no contention in the land, because of the love of God, which did dwell in the hearts of the people. He started talking to me about the city of Enoch and how the scriptures teach us that they were of one heart and one mind and dwelt in righteousness and there was no poor among them. It was one of those times I really wished I had just kept the recorder going. After we finish the interview you're about to hear, Ronell Hugh and I stayed on the line chatting for a bit.
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