I was going through some old VHS tapes the other day hoping to be able to part with some. I have so many and although I still have the player for them I don't use them very often.
One was from an old video store; I'd apparently racked up so many late fees, I bought it and it had a sticker on it that said "Be KIND -- REWIND." It made me recall that often when I rented tapes, I'd have to rewind them as the person who had rented it before hadn't bothered.
It's sad to me they had to put a sticker on it to ask their clients to be thoughtful. I flashed back to what seemed only a few years ago when there was no road rage (New York now leads the country in the number of Road Rage "incidents), no ‘home invasions' no gangs (at least that we were aware of) on Long Island, no drive by shootings and wondered what had happened in the last 10 years or less that completely changed this lovely Island around?
Which leads to the point of this post (yes, I have one : ) If you are stuck on a decision or unsure of exactly what to do in a particular situation do you take a few minutes to REWIND? I go back through the entire Feng Shui Consultation to see if I may have missed something.....anything that might help a client.
More often then not, I don't find anything but there are those rare occasions when I will think of another thing to try. In doing a REWIND, we just might find a small oversight or error that might change circumstances around completely.
In your relationships, both business AND personal, Be Kind and REWIND.
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New York Feng Shui Consultant Carole Provenzale is the Founder of Feng Shui Long Island & New York providing personalized, affordable on site Feng Shui Consultations for all of Long Island, New York City, Brooklyn and Queens; distance consultations are also available. Certified Feng Shui Consultant since 1997.
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