Able Dave was the guy we chose to
identify the leak and fix it (which he did). . . it took him three visits and
eventually a water test to identify the smallest of cracks in the mortar where
water was literally pouring in.
Able Dave was seemingly
determined to fix the problem and where most would become a little flustered or
deterred he carried on in a positive up-beat manner. As he was finishing we struck up a
conversation about positive thinking, circumstance and realizing the positive
out of all situations. “There’s no wrong
place wrong time, only right place right time . . .” he went on to share a story about getting
pulled over by a cop while he was on his motorcycle. Able Dave went on to elaborate about the
situation stating he was in a really good place emotional and spiritually so he
didn’t understand why he was 15mph over the speed limit. In the end he was given a warning and went on
his way – still a little confused about why he was speeding. Less than a mile up the road he came upon an
accident where a car had blown through a stop sign and T-boned another
vehicle. Able Dave understood why he was
pulled over “right place right time”.
Before
he left he showed me something he made over the winter to help “keep me in
balance”. It was piece of hickory that
he inscribed positive messages and reminders about what is really important in
life. He called it the Vortex and
carries it with him all the time. It’s
a gentle reminder to focus on the positive in the situation and avoid focusing
on negative thoughts. Whether or not you
believe in the law of attraction I think we can all agree that we are attracted
to those that emit a positive vibration.
Science
is starting to catch up to the law of attraction. Research is now suggesting that what we think
about can actually affect our wellbeing.
Individuals who have pain tend to have quicker outcomes when they focus
on what they can do (function) versus how much pain they are in or what they
can’t do (disability). Getting out of
pain is just a side effect of improved function and positive thinking. Next time you stop by the clinic tell us what
you would like to do better and we’ll work on getting you there.
Thanks for reading,
-Dr.
Paul
P.S. I know a good chimney guy if you need oneJ
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