The Journal of Spirited Coaching by Kathy Wilson

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December 15 , 2022

Vol.#19 Issue#21

Expect a little miracle.

Expect a little help.

Expect it to be easy.

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Surprise Blessings

On Friday of last week I began a journey into an experience that began as an awfully stressful event and ended by giving me many surprise blessings.

It began when I began to drive to Hadlock, the local business district, which is 9 miles from our house, to do some banking, go to the post office, and get a few groceries. As the drive began, my truck seemed to be running rather roughly. At first I thought it was just because the engine was cold, but it continued and got even worse as I drove along. By the time I got to Hadlock my truck was running so poorly I was afraid I wouldn't make it back home. But I did.

Once at home I rushed to the phone to call the Ford dealership where I bought the truck and where I have all the mechanical work done on it. The service manager told me if I could get it towed in there that night, the next morning they'd connect it to their diagnostic computer and find out what was wrong. Immediately I called the tow truck company and by 7pm my truck was on it's way to the shop in Port Angeles, an hour drive from our house.

The next morning I waited nervously to hear from the service manager, but the phone call didn't come. Despite several calls from me I didn't hear back from them that day and not the following Monday. I was getting frantic, not knowing what was going on and thinking the worst. So I began thinking about my options. Should I rent a car? After a few phone calls I found that car rental starts at $100 per day. So that idea went to the bottom of the list of options. Should I trade this truck in on another truck? A few more phone calls and searching on the internet delivered the information that another truck was going to be really, really expensive. Evidently people are holding on to their trucks and the demand is up, which means so are the prices. Okay. So then my thinking ran to what if I bought a cheap car to use in emergency. More searching for information and I found that solution to be more expensive than the first two ideas I had.

Finally, early on Tuesday norning I realized that I hadn't asked for an MBO. So I did. I requested that I hear from the service manager by 10am that morning with the diagnosis of my truck's trouble. At 10:01am he called to tell me that my truck was fixed! Not just diagnosed... but FIXED! It seemed the squirrels had gotten under the hood and chewed on some wires. The total bill was not the hundreds and thousands of dollars I'd been fearing, but only $179!

During this adventure, I'd realized that although it wasn't an entirely wonderful experience, there were some surprise blessings.

The tow truck driver, Matt, was kind and efficient. Not the gruff, hairy beast I'd been expecting. As we were doing the paperwork I asked him why he got into driving tow truck. He responded without hesitating, "I like to help people." And then he shared with me some other things he does, like taking groups of kids into the wilderness to teach them survival technques and to give them confidence in themselves. Just hearing about the good this young man does lifted my spirits.
The lack of instant personal transportation caused me to begin thinking creatively. Sure, it was about transportation options, but still it was creative thinking... something I hadn't been doing much of recently.
Because I didn't have the means to leave the house, I found that I had the time to do more writing on a book I'd just started. It's the prequel to my Studs book and it seemed like I had been finding too many ways to do other things that I deemed more important, like driving somewhere for some minor reason.
When the service manager called with the wonderful news about my truck being fixed, I was overjoyed and told him. I must have thanked him a kajillion times. Finally he said, "You don't make many friends here." What he meant was that because he was always the bearer of bad news, like how expensive it was going to be to fix their vehicle, people weren't happy to hear from him. I told him he was my hero and I could hear the smile when he said thank you.
My husband got off work an hour early so he could drive me up to Port Angeles to pick up my truck. Whenever we drive somewhere I always drive and my view is mostly of the road through the windshield, so this was an opportunity for me to be able to look out all of the windows and enjoy seeing the beauty of our area. Especially the new, fresh snow on the Olympic Mountains.
As we drove up to and back from getting my truck, we passed the S'klallam tribal center which this time of year is a magical fairyland with Christmas lights on every tree and bush.
I shared the story of my experience with my neighbor, who told me that he'd noticed some damage to the insulation under the hood of his truck. This was an indication that he, too, had squirrels in the engine compartment and they could possibly cause his truck the same damage that my truck had suffered. I showed him the solution that the service manager had told me about - a packet of herbs that have an aroma the squirrels hate. I told him I was going to buy some and would be happy to get him some too. So I was able to help a neighbor avoid the frustration and stress that I'd just gone through. And that felt pretty darn good!

The moral to this story is this: Whenever you're faced with a dilemma, take a few moments and look for the blessings. I believe you'll be happily surprised.

Love,
Kathy

Become a Master of your beliefs
rather than a victim of their consequences

Your beliefs are stored in your subconscious mind. Neurological research indicates that as much as 95% of your conscious brain activity is controlled by your subconscious. Your beliefs are hidden in your subconscious. While you may be unaware of their influence on you, your beliefs directly influence your actions, choices, and behaviors.

Everything you do, think, and feel
is governed by the beliefs held in your subconscious.

Your reality is created by your beliefs. You use them to define yourself - worthy or worthless, powerful or powerless, smart or stupid, etc. The ability to live your life effectively (or not) is affected by your beliefs.

Do you recognize some of these limiting beliefs?

I'm afraid to speak up and say what I think/believe.
No matter what I do or how hard I try, it's never good enough.
I don't deserve __________________.
I can't trust others.
All other people really care about is themselves.
I'm not important and neither is anything I do.
Life is hard.
Relationships are difficult and painful.
It's not safe for me to ________________.
I can't have (or do) ____________________,

When you change your beliefs, you change your life.

PSYCH-K provides safe and effective methods to rewrite the software of your mind so that your conscious desires and your subconscious beliefs are aligned as YOU desire them to be.

Begin your new year with new beliefs that support you in creating the life you truly want. Take the first step and...

Click HERE for more information...

Forever Gifts

Books are forever gifts. Even if the recipient doesn't keep them forever, the stories they read and the messages they receive will stay with them. If you don't know what to give someone for Christmas, their birthday, or any other special occasion, you can't go wrong with a book as a gift.

Here are a few suggestions from the collection of books that I've written on subjects ranging from spiritual/metaphysical to self help::

And just for fun... STUDS

The pretty much true story of my experiences as a Project Superintendent on one of the more weird and wacky construction projects that I've ever worked on.

I had never worked as a Project Supe before. My first day on the job I discovered it was two weeks behind schedule, the only subcontractor my boss had lined up was the town drunk, and the permits were either incomplete or nonexistant. Oh. And I had to live on site in a camper. And that was only the beginning of this wild adventure.

All books are available on Amazon.com in print and as a Kindle ebook

Kathy Wilson, CPC

Phone: 360.437.9328
Email: kwilson@warrior-priestess.com