You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast number 74.

Oh my.

You know, there's a saying, okay, you remember podcast number 21?

If you haven't listened to that, go back and check it out.

It's the podcast that I did talking about the year that I spent in 2009

in my RV, in this fifth wheel RV that I bought and sold and how all that unfold and how

that was really the shifting point year of my life from going from the challenges and defeat of the past to this new space,

the pinnacle or the fulcrum point of that, where at the tipping point, think about a

teeter-totter where it goes up and then when it comes down, that was 2009 except from going

down to up in this case.

So if you haven't listened to podcast number 21, go back and listen to it.

But my dad told me years ago, I remember this is a dad saying, and you've heard it too.

In fact, you could say it out loud if you're not in a place where you would look kind of foolish saying it.

If you are a dad used to say a boat owner, but I would also say an RV owner.

If you own a boat or an RV or, you know, some other kind of adult toy like that, let's say,

there are two happiest days in an RV owner's life. There's the

day that you buy it, right? And the day that you sell it, exactly. Well, guess what old Thomas is

doing again? That's right. The first happiest day. We're shopping for an RV, but I'll tell you, this is not at all. This is not at all driven by the last one or the motivations of the last one, which really was more fear-based than anything. And it ended up turning out well, this one is really

completely driven by intuition.

So let me tell you the story.

I'm just kind of popping in here.

It's actually late in the evening.

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