Learning baby steps!
At age 83, never thought I'd have to learn to walk!
- Arthritis hit my back and sciatica brought me to my knees.
- Finally, after a month of excruciating pain, got the epidural... pain is gone.
- Now, I have to learn to walk again... been very difficult!
- Everyone here at WA has to learn to walk... not easy, but take baby steps.
- Many newbies just don't want to take the time to do that...
- They flounder and fail... complaining that they're not making money.
- There is a reason for the procedures here... they work!
- I know I keep harping on it, but you just have to learn to walk before you run!
- Please, please, slow down... do the steps.
If you succeed sooner, that's a plus!
- There will be time for celebration... after you learn to walk.
- The victory is sweeter with the hard work.
- Nothing is earned easily... time is the friend and the enemy!
Being a pilot, I love this anonymous quote:
"The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot."
Learn to walk, then you can fly!
Joe
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I remember when I was a teen I had to have back surgery. I was in a cast that covered almost all of my body. Needless to say, for 3 months, I could do nothing but stay in bed flat on my back. After the cast was finally removed, it took some time to learn to walk again AND it was painful.
It's just like WA -- it takes time AND can be painful but you keep on and eventually it's habit.
~Debbi
An Awesome uplifting post, Joe. Thank you.
Everyone here at WA has to learn to walk not easy but take baby steps, and that is true. Yes, time is a friend and same time is an enemy.
If I can make my business goals reasonable and take things one step at a time, it will be better to be prepared for long-term success. I will try to do it.
Thanks,
Joyce
Dear Joe, so sorry to learn about the arthritis and sciatica. But pleased to hear you are on the mend. I really admire you Joe for your positive approach to life and the way you help to motivate people with your blogs. I really appreciate you. Get well soon.
Trevor
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Thank you for the words of Wisdom Joe! I very much appreciate it! I wish you all the luck in the world with your arthritis and sciatica issues! Sounds to me like you are well on your way to being fully back on your feet! Congratulations and good luck to you! Thanks again!
~Erica~
I’m doing well Erica.
Joe