Mary Lou Dobbs

I have to take it to a bike shop and see.

I don't know how to work it.

I don't know how to plug in the battery, blah, blah, blah.

The resistance created separation.

And then I noticed I was in resistance.

So this is where the change can happen.

You become the observer and you notice you're in fear or in resistance.

So I noticed I was in resistance.

I took a breath, and I went and did something else that evening, watered the plants, did yoga, whatever.

And the next morning, I'm walking with my walking group, and I say, hey, I bought an e-bike.

I'm really kind of excited, but it might need some repairs.

And Tom, who's walking next to me, said, oh, I've been looking at an e-bike.

In fact, Frank, or Mike, who owns a mobile bike shop, was trying to sell me one.

So look what happened.

Oh.

A mobile bike shop showed up.

I didn't have to haul it, figure out how to lift 50 pounds and take it somewhere and pay $100.

Mike shows up the next day, throws it in his van, shows me how to do everything and adjust the seat, and he charged me $35.

So that's what happens when you're not in resistance is the doors open, the opportunities show up, and you don't make them happen.

They come to you instead of you going to them.