Catch it Early

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The Small Start of a Big Problem

Wishing Things Away

Hello all,

Seven months ago, a small, seemingly inconsequential problem appeared. I did what many of us do—I hoped it would resolve itself. It started with my precious little Egyptian hairless cat, Ramses.

Hesitation and Escalation

Weeks went by, and the slight irritation turned into a bump. I hesitated to medicate Ramses, hoping the problem would resolve on its own.

The Consequences of Waiting

But time didn't heal it. Instead, the wound grew deeper, Ramses' anxiety intensified, and my concern grew. Despite all efforts, the situation escalated.

Living with Regret

Now, I sit with Ramses, watching him adjust to life with three legs, wracked with guilt and heavy "what-ifs."

The Universal Lesson of Catching It Early

We all do this in different areas of our lives, ignoring small issues until they become big problems. Ramses' story reminds us to act with courage and address things early.

A Call for Reflection and Action

Take a moment to reflect: Are there small issues in your life that you're ignoring? How would your future self feel if you acted now? Contact me if you'd like to discuss it, mark@skillfullyaware.com.

Wishing you abundant health, happiness, and prosperity,

Mark

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