When our head and body ache we rush to the drug store to get an instant fix. I recently came down with pneumonia and was kind of upset that I didn't start feeling better by the next day. We are in love with the idea of feeling great not just today but everyday. On this podcast I talk about walking in a church in the 1990's wanting to be fixed. I was suffering from depression. The more I hurt the more I saw the pain in other people's eyes. I wanted to be healed. What I learned is that without a relationship with the greater power the church is just a building. I put myself on a vision quest. To reach beyond the four walls of what I thought was the quick fix and see where this higher power truly was being seen as well as heard. I've documented the entire journey inside my daily writing. Which has become a huge tool used on several different radio shows. Getting fixed. To be broken didn't all of a sudden happen. In order to be fixed you have to study the paths of choice. How do you want to be fixed? Where do you think you need to be fixed? Why do you feel its so important to be fixed? When will you convince yourself that it could take an entire lifetime? What will you learn from it? How will you teach others? Duct Tape doesn't fix anything. It only mends in the moment it makes contact. What kind of fix are you looking for?