Take Advantage!

Throughout our lives we have been offered many opportunities. These may have been related to social invitations, professional advancements or opportunities to improve our health.
You may have accepted them without much thought. You may have declined, politely, of course. You may have hemmed and hawed and even agonized over the decisions to the point of paralysis.
I would invite you to take advantage of the opportunities presented to you. Accept the invitation to have coffee with a new neighbor. Play a new sport. I hear pickle ball is a lot of fun. Nurture the relationships in your profession and take advantage of job advancement.
Obviously, taking advantage of the opportunities afforded to you may also come with some discomfort. You’re operating outside your comfort zone. Meeting new people takes effort. Playing a new sport definitely requires your muscles to work differently. Accepting internships involves learning and growth.
The most important aspect of your life is your health. We invite you to take advantage of chiropractic! Take advantage of the adjustment! The adjustment is BIG! It’s worth repeating that the adjustment removes nerve interference and allows for maximum function of your body. Does it require you to make an effort to show up on a regular basis? Yes, because the stresses of life happen on a regular basis.
Life is too short and passes very quickly. Don’t hem and haw for too long. Take advantage!
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