EP 13 Is Perfect Timing Real? How I knew my Broken Arm, Pink Cast, Surgery was Perfect Timing: How to Make the Most of your Time- How to Bend Time for Busy Mom

EP 13: BONUS  What does a broken arm and a pink cast have to do with great timing? How to take advantage of timing. How to Bend Time for a Busy Mom

Hey friends. So what does a pink cast in a plate in my arm with seven screws have to do with great timing. That's what I'm going to let you know about. This was recorded back in 2015, when I had an injury and I wanted to share the information with you. So we'll see you on the inside. Let's dive in.

Hey guys, it's Angie Tonini- Rogers. So I have a message to share today because on Saturday Keysha Bass on prosperity mindset call. I was listening to a repeat of that. And on Sunday, pastor Ronnie Harrison preached this and Monday on the way to work, being on my Sirius XM radio channel, preached this yesterday on the way home preach this. So clearly I need to share this with someone else because someone else needs to hear this- because I am getting this message over and over and over…it's timing. And it's timing is everything. And it is stop comparing yourself to other people and where they are because you are in the right place at the right time. And as long as you continue to take action during that time that you're in, you will have your success. You will have your promise. You will, you will attain whatever goal it is that you are working on.

It will happen in the timing that it's supposed to happen. Not necessarily in the time and that you want it or you desire it. We don't always know what we ask for. Number one, we ask for it. But number two, sometimes we don't know the ramifications that will happen if we were to get that thing we're asking for right in that moment. So you have to understand that timing is everything and it will happen when it's supposed to happen. Quick story. What of my thing? You know, my, my broken arm here, I injured my cartilage in my wrist and it's called the TFCC. I ripped it a little bit. There was a micro tear in April. Well, it kind of, it healed enough; Or I adapted enough to where I could go back and start doing what I was doing before at work.

You can't work where I work with an injury just because it's not safe to do so. So it healed enough. And I adapted enough to where I could go back. Well in September it tour again. And then I was out and I was out from September until, uh, February. We did a lot of PT. We did a lot of OT, just a lot of different appointments to try to see if there's anything else that needs to be done before surgery got scheduled. Well, it ends up, I needed surgery. So in February on the sixth, I think I was scheduled for surgery while I'll get a call the week before saying the surgeon cannot do that, or it wasn't February six might have been the third. Anyway, it, it was. Um, and so then the surgeon called and said, we can't do it that date. So it ended up getting scheduled the day after I returned from my Atlanta trip.

And then I had the surgery, they had to actually break my ulnar bone and put a plate and seven screws in it. So I'm not a good experience at all, but nevertheless, an experience. So I had a cat, I had like a soft cast. And then I went on this Monday, not this Monday, but a Monday to get my cast, my hard cast, this cute little thing, but on, and then that, um, it just so happens that on that day there were some leadership changes that happened. And I was able to on Tuesday morning, get called in and asked, can I come and help on an interim basis, cover this position? Okay. New experience, new things that I knew, challenges for me and a new learning experience. And it is being spoken to all around me. So whether or not I need to share my testimony with you so that you know, that things will happen in their own time.

And sometimes things will happen that you don't expect to happen, or you think is a bad thing, but ended up being something that helps get you to the right thing. So for example, who wants a broken arm? Not me, but if that's what it took to slow me down. And if that's what it took to get me to this spot, then that's what needed to have happened. So don't worry about what's going on. As long as you are doing the right thing and doing what you know how to do, you're seeking assistance, you are seeking, learning, and growing. Then you're on the right track. So timing is everything. Remember that?

Hey friends, I hope you enjoy that episode on God's perfect timing. Even though things don't always work out the way we think it is always going to be perfect timing. Well, listen, how many of you guys have ever thought about starting your own podcast? Well, I just recently finished a course called podcast pro university done by Stephanie gas. She's an amazing podcast star and her class has everything you need to know in order to start your podcast from a to Z, check it out at http://ppu.atrogers.com. See you on the inside.

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