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When I get a pebble in my boot I have only 2 options.. To walk with it and suck it up, or stop and take the time to take off my boot and remove the pebble before it causes pain and damage. All to often I choose the former and walk for miles with a pebble in my boot.. this results in an injury to my foot, screws up my ankle, jacks up my knee, and wrecks my back all because I refuse to stop and take the pebble out. Now granted sometimes conditions don’t allow me to do so immediately, but all too often I just suck it up and carry on.
Which is easier and healthier? Fix it first and prevent further damage or roll on with a flat tire and ruin it? Hmmmm…
Sometimes you need to have/use other resources to fix the cracks. Often times it’s good to use those resources to fix the small irritants…preventive maintenance per se…phone a friend, talk openly or use a professional. Before they turn into cracks.
#youarenotalone
Thanks John, you’re absolutely right. Rather than trying to “suck it up,” we need to reach out and get help to solve the minor issue before it becomes a major problem. Sometimes just telling someone is enough to spur you into action- accountability is a good thing.
P.J. Hughes
July 21, 2020 14:03When I get a pebble in my boot I have only 2 options.. To walk with it and suck it up, or stop and take the time to take off my boot and remove the pebble before it causes pain and damage. All to often I choose the former and walk for miles with a pebble in my boot.. this results in an injury to my foot, screws up my ankle, jacks up my knee, and wrecks my back all because I refuse to stop and take the pebble out. Now granted sometimes conditions don’t allow me to do so immediately, but all too often I just suck it up and carry on.
Which is easier and healthier? Fix it first and prevent further damage or roll on with a flat tire and ruin it? Hmmmm…
John Proellochs
July 21, 2020 13:49Sometimes you need to have/use other resources to fix the cracks. Often times it’s good to use those resources to fix the small irritants…preventive maintenance per se…phone a friend, talk openly or use a professional. Before they turn into cracks.
#youarenotalone
Drew
July 21, 2020 18:55Thanks John, you’re absolutely right. Rather than trying to “suck it up,” we need to reach out and get help to solve the minor issue before it becomes a major problem. Sometimes just telling someone is enough to spur you into action- accountability is a good thing.