Unplug It

I’ve had the pleasure of trouble-shooting computers and automation equipment during my career.

First question I asked was always is it plugged in? Does it have a power source?

Follow up if yes, unplug it, count 20, plug it back in. (Turn it off, then turn it back on.)

That latter just fixed a glitch in my iPhone.

It’s the same with us.

Are we connected with a power source?

Think God.

Are we stressed, unfocused, frustrated?

Unplug for a bit. Probably longer than a count to 20, but you get the idea.

Maybe we only need to unplug for a few minutes several times a day. Maybe we need a week to unplug, refresh the mind, do something different. Then we can plug in again full of power and energy.

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