I receive AP breaking news straight to my phone, which is a convenient way for me to obtain breaking news while I work. I’m sure you’re all familiar with the “sticky gas pedals” in Toyotas which resulted in over million cars being recalled. I was making the bed when I received an alert saying, “Transportation secretary is advising people stop driving their cars and seek repair.” If I knew my gas pedal could get stuck, I would be afraid TO drive it, not act like nothing is wrong.
Certainly, some people have no other car to get to and from work, to take their kids to school, etc. I get that. But driving your car on a daily basis when a repair is needed is a huge risk. It’s also similar to how people handle problems, or their personal gas pedal in their life. Too many other things get in the way of tackling their problem, which leaves them with a pile of stuff on top of the problem instead of fixing it.
It got me to thinking about people, behavior and their thought process for living.
I may be talking to someone and when I begin to tell them what I do, they’re captivated and interested. Sometimes they even say, “I could TOTALLY use your help.” These are people who know their personal gas pedal sticks. Sometimes, these people follow up, call me and we begin to work together. They’re getting their gas pedal repaired. Others never call. They are the people who are driving around through their lives with a sticky personal gas pedal, know this but yet aren’t quite sure now is the time to fix it. The longer you wait, the worse it’s going to get. Now, your life is not like the real car, where you run the risk of killing someone because your car crashes into someone or something. Essentially, you are waiting for issues to fix themselves on their own when you know they haven’t been magically fixed in the past. You’ll find the same things happening to you, you’ll start to believe that’s just how things are and you’ll be further from positive change and happiness in your life.
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