This morning, I’m thinking about my own attitude. I’ve had a busy few weeks, as I’m sure you have as well, and I have to remember to keep my own attitude in check. There are times, especially as a stroke warrior, when we must remind ourselves not to allow quick responses to whatever presents itself […]
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I’ve been thinking about accountability and support this morning. Yesterday, we had a Stroke Warrior Meeting, and on the call I had Becca Switzer with Neuro Base Camp join in and discuss “Persistent Pain”. It was a good session, but in that meeting I started thinking about our own accountabilities within. You can watch the
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The other day I was working on my truck in order to go “overlanding” with my good friends that are into that. If you aren’t sure what it is, you can see it here; https://www.motortrend.com/news/what-is-overlanding/ First of all, I’m not the best camp guy in the world! But, it is important to spend some quality
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As I sit here this morning, I’m thinking about my priorities. As we go through this life that we are living, no matter what we have been given, we have a lot of decisions to make. These decisions are made every day…every hour…every minute really. We are constantly making choices about our day. I think
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Change is a hard thing to deal with at times, don’t you think? It is both external and internal. External, of course, are things like moving to another place, or city, a new position at a job, etc. Internal is more of the adaption to change. This deals with the emotional state of things like
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I don’t know if you remember the movie “The Water Boy” OR, would even watch such a dumb movie – haha. But I did!! My kids and I loved watching silly movies like this. There was a key line in that movie though that I think has an impact for us…”You can do it!“. Now,
Are you ready to make a positive change in your life? Everyone will answer a resounding “YES”! However, are you really ready? Shortly after my stroke, I would say “I am ready to move forward and make the necessary changes” in order to see some positive results in life, but then, I wouldn’t do anything about it.
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