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I reached the summit of Texas's highest peak but it was the hardest challenge of my life. This is not a class 1climb! I had all but quit because of dehydration. I brought 4 liters of water and electrolytes and still not enough. Families were being rescued this week and another guy was also having severe cramps following me. We had agreed to notify the park rangers of whoever made it down first. Aside from one couple going up to the campgrounds —I was the last climber left on the mountain. God came through lots of prayer. I never knew I would be scrambling to the top on all fours—so many cliffs and edges. One seasoned climber said this climb was harder than Mt Elbert in Colorado. The photo below is just one ledge of the climb. I have a severe fear of heights (acrophobia). I gave up but I didn’t. I was stuck on a ledge with cramps so bad I couldn’t get up. As I sat there on that ledge I had 3 fears running through my mind. 1) Fear of Death 2) Fear of heights (ie death) 3) Fear of failure I had decided to go down as soon as I could safely stand up. As I was looking down the slope for a way down, I see a nice couple (from Dallas) climbing up. They sat beside me and first told me to turn around then said “but you are so close.” That did it. Only ten climbers all day and most of the day I was alone. When I arrived at 0630 there was only one car in the parking lot. Uncanny for a week before a holiday. Never stop challenging yourself. You only have one life on this blue rock. We were not born to just stay in one rut. I’m still not over my fear of heights but the more one is exposed To a fear—the less it has a stronghold on us. God orders our steps—we need to do the walk. Pushing through life’s obstacles is seldom easy. Just enjoy the journey. Thank you Jesus. Psalms 32:10 Takeaways: 1) Don’t let others set limitations for you. We all have a mountain. 2) Fear is an emotion and emotional decisions are mostly unreliable. PS: Check out the DPS rescue video from here. Being sick or injured in the wilderness is no joke. #motivation #inspiration #fearless #phobias #indianamentalist #motivation #fearless #inspiration

Do you ever complain? I don't mean just out loud but silently, too. I know I do. Lately, it has been about traffic and crazy drivers. Complaining (especially about things that are out of our control leads to anxiety. It is also contagious. Want to know a quick fix? It's being grateful. Next time you feel yourself complaining, name a few things you are grateful for. You cannot complain and acknowledge what you are grateful for at the same time. It is a positive and a negative which are opposite like a magnet. Try this next time you become frustrated. #positive #grateful #thankfulness #negativity

I reached the summit of Texas's highest peak but it was the hardest challenge of my life. This is not a class 1climb! I had all but quit because of dehydration. I brought 4 liters of water and electrolytes and still not enough. Families were being rescued this week and another guy was also having severe cramps following me. We had agreed to notify the park rangers of whoever made it down first. Aside from one couple going up to the campgrounds —I was the last climber left on the mountain. God came through lots of prayer. I never knew I would be scrambling to the top on all fours—so many cliffs and edges. One seasoned climber said this climb was harder than Mt Elbert in Colorado. The photo below is just one ledge of the climb. I have a severe fear of heights (acrophobia). I gave up but I didn’t. I was stuck on a ledge with cramps so bad I couldn’t get up. As I sat there on that ledge I had 3 fears running through my mind. 1) Fear of Death 2) Fear of heights (ie death) 3) Fear of failure I had decided to go down as soon as I could safely stand up. As I was looking down the slope for a way down, I see a nice couple (from Dallas) climbing up. They sat beside me and first told me to turn around then said “but you are so close.” That did it. Only ten climbers all day and most of the day I was alone. When I arrived at 0630 there was only one car in the parking lot. Uncanny for a week before a holiday. Never stop challenging yourself. You only have one life on this blue rock. We were not born to just stay in one rut. I’m still not over my fear of heights but the more one is exposed To a fear—the less it has a stronghold on us. God orders our steps—we need to do the walk. Pushing through life’s obstacles is seldom easy. Just enjoy the journey. Thank you Jesus. Psalms 32:10 Takeaways: 1) Don’t let others set limitations for you. We all have a mountain. 2) Fear is an emotion and emotional decisions are mostly unreliable. PS: Check out the DPS rescue video from here. Being sick or injured in the wilderness is no joke. #motivation #inspiration #fearless #phobias #indianamentalist #motivation #fearless #inspiration

Focus on what you can control and stay in the present moment. #motivation #change

It's difficult to do but much easier when you stay in the present—the moment. If perception bias kicks in, it is too late. #indiana

I discovered from taking off from running my situational awareness has weakened. I used to know when a car was coming up from behind me even without hearing it. Even at night I just knew when danger was lurking in the shadows. You see this perception from being in a parking lot where you know when someone is behind you etc. We are all born with this perception but like anything else, you need to use it to strengthen it. As a police officer, this perception surely saved my life without me knowing it. Police officers call it “blue sense”. Spiderman calls it “spidey senses.” Next time you are out, train yourself by honing into this intuition we all have been given. See you on the trails! #indianaconferenceideas

As we age, our perception of time changes. It speeds up. This is because the brain takes fewer pictures. In youth, it is slower, with too many images for the brain to process. When time speeds up like this, any trigger becomes more intense. Mind the perception gap! Learn more at your next annual Indiana conference. 😎 #emotions #emotionalintelligence #conferenceideas

If this is not scary to you, maybe you are AI. 😎 #indianabusiness