May
5
I heard a commercial on the radio today that made a great point. I don’t remember what the commercial was for, but it went something like this:
Boss to secretary – “What’s my schedule like for today?”
Secretary replies – “You have a 9 o’clock with the attorney, a lunch meeting with Jim, and don’t forget your car accident at 2:30. Would you like a fender bender or a head on collision?”
The moral of the story is – we don’t plan accidents and surprises. Wouldn’t it be convenient if we could plan for the unseen before it happened? It would make our lives much easier.
Guess what? In a way, you can plan for the unseen (some of the time).
Have you ever said, “I know I need to exercise more and eat better” or “I know I need to schedule regular chiropractic appointments and take better care of myself, I just don’t have the time.”
Sooner or later your body is going to demand you take care of yourself (usually in the form of a disease or pain crisis) and I guarantee it will be less convenient than it would be if you schedule it now. Imagine throwing serious disease into your already busy schedule – how will you fit it in then?
Instead of waiting for the unexpected, plan for the unforeseen now. If you do not take care of yourself like you know that you should, it will catch up with you. It doesn’t take a psychic.
Take the time, be proactive and take charge of your health direction.
You don’t want to start worrying about your health on the day your secretary says, “Don’t forget you have a heart attack scheduled for 3:00.”
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