Giving & Receiving

I don't know about you, but this time of year is both cool and crazy! I'm taking a breather from getting ready for Christmas while I write you a quick note.

Yesterday was a s#*t show thanks to my (now former) health insurance agent who totally dropped the ball on my insurance and left me in a really precarious position to figure things out for myself. 

For Christmas I'd send you (former insurance agent) a coupon for a FREE Krav Lesson, but I'll let Life take care of that for you. 

You reap what you sow brother... 

...Be careful what your sowing!!

Anyway, after spending the entire day scrambling to figure things out... Talking to multiple insurance companies, faxing, figuring and basically driving blind, I (think) I got things squared away. 

I'd REALLY love to let the cat out of the bag as to who this 'delta bravo' insurance agent is...but I won't...

I will, however tell you who stepped in to help....

I want to give a Big Thanks to Chad Creasy of RCB & Associates for helping me navigate through the storm of paperwork, deadlines and confusion to get back on track! 

Chad didn't have to help me... He got zero commission for it.  

He didn't have to take the time to offer me assistance... 

But he DID! 

...and I can't say how much I appreciate it (...well, I guess I just did!)

If you need help w/your health insurance, he's your man! I'll be using him from this point forward. 

After I got the situation taken care of, it reminded me of a few of things...



(1) You have the opportunity to use your PeaceWalker skills every day! (...especially yesterday for me!)

(2) Yes, there are some real a**holes out there... (some even dangerous...). However...

(3) There are people that will help you even when they don't have to. 

(4) When it comes to giving and receiving... You'll eventually get back what you put out. So...

(5) Be mindful of what you're giving!


Thank YOU for All You Have Given Me!

If you are reading this, you've touched my life in some way.

Thanks...

I want you to know that I appreciate it... 

I appreciate you...

Thank you for being part of my journey...

Thank you for helping me along my path in some small and not so small ways...

You see, I believe that we are all connected in some way...

The Good...

The Bad...

and yes, The Ugly!

It's all part of Life...

Mine, Yours, Everyone's...

I hope you had a good 2017?! 

And...

I hope you find more than you were looking for in 2018!!

It's there waiting for you to discover...

All of it... 

So in the words of Jocko Willink...

Go Get Some! 

Go out and tell those people who mean something to you that you appreciate them and... 


Go Sow Some Goodness...

I hope you see your True Identity as a Protector...

As a PeaceWalker...

Claim it...

Embrace it...

LIVE IT!!

Go out and Protect the Right Things! 

And help others do the same!


Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! 

Keep Going,
~Craig 

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