And this is the subconscious mind mastery podcast. Thomas Miller back with you. And I've got Fred Dodson in the house. We haven't talked to Fred for a little while. And I thought it would be good to bring him back. And I saw something in his blog that is noteworthy. And he's going to tell the story. If you haven't seen it,

a couple of weeks or a month or so ago, he was on a jet ski with his wife, and something

happened. And I'm just going to leave it there, and we will let him pick the story up and tell

you exactly not only what happened, but also what he learned from it.

So without further ado, let's join Fred in his beautiful countryside retreat, where the windows are open, maybe the coffee is on,

and we have been welcomed in for another little chat here on Subconscious Mind Mastery.

Here's Fred Dodson.

Fred, welcome back to Subconscious Mind Mastery.

Nice to be here.

There's a bird in the background.

There's lots of birds in the background.

That's the way it is here.

It sounds beautiful.

It sounds kind of tropical almost. So you've been in that connection with nature for several years now. What has that done for

you spiritually? Well, it's been a hassle mowing the lawn. Just kidding. You know, there's a lot of nature here, but it keeps growing.

And I have a big space here, and maintaining it is difficult.

That's the downside of being connected to nature.

The upside, it feels much, much, much, much better than city life.

I used to be a city guy. I think it's an age thing. It feels much, much, much, much better than city life. I used to be a city guy.

I think it's an age thing.

It feels calm and gentle and happy.

I mean, just all these birds, they're happy.

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