Trinity Chiropractic

I recently had a patient ask me: why do you allow/want your kids to do sports? The picture holds the key. But of course, a longer discussion ensued.
Let me sum it up with three phrases:

>Attitude matters: in sports, you learn how to compete. Your attitude – in wins & loses - affects more than yourself. If affects the whole team. That will hold true for their future family and work life.

>Work hard: in sports, as in life, there will always be someone more talented, gifted, etc… We cannot control or change that. But…we can control how much effort we put in. That is on us!

>Be coachable: in sports, you will have multiple coaches over the span of your ‘career.’ Some you will like; some you will not. However; learning to honor, respect and listen goes a long-long way on & off the field/court.

Reflecting on that; I was having a conversation (at a baseball game) with a good friend about some of the above and I loved the way he sums it up for his family: Grit. Grace. Gratitude. You must have all three. Thanks for your insight and friendship.

And you know what else: I love my job. Why? Because besides ‘cracking-people-up’ all day; I get to have real conversations about life. And that matters!



And….Thanks .campbell.pics for the memory. So great🙏❤️💪🏻

Through the smoke…
Over the hills….
Into the hole…
Onto the pitch…
Yeah, we did that…
In 4 days🤯🙌🏻❤️

Many people have asked me: How do you know God’s will for your life?

Two things:
First, I do not think it is as narrow as some may think.
Second, I often wonder if it is simpler than we think. (See 1 Thessl. 5:16-18)

What if it is as ‘simple’ as:
>Rejoicing: having a positive attitude goes a long-long way.

>Praying: just having an on-going, two-sided conversation.

>Giving THANKS: being thankful changes perspective.