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Well the world would be a much more dismal place without good construction people too. I remember fondly the general contractor who built our home in Kansas and his attention to detail and getting things absolutely right. And very much appreciate the contractors we hire to do things we can't do any more and who do those things well agreeably and pleasantly.My objective is to become involved with working my NLP/Hypnosis magic on the veterans who do their Recon course....Ultimately to do that as a profession and get out of the construction racket.
Already did some work with one of their participants, and he appears to have derived some measure of benefit from it....So I'm now working up a presentation to give at one of the Recon meetings, and work on the possibility of doing a separate seminar on healing the mind.
But I do appreciate changing vocations especially when our bodies start telling us it is time for that. And having something in mind to go to is a very good thing and if it is something rewarding to us it is an amazing blessing not only to us but others.