Kim Gaskill speaks from a hospital bed in Chandler, Arizona after a car accident, waiting for surgery. She reflects on medication timing, hospital paperwork delays, and how timing shapes whether we miss or seize opportunities.
Good morning from Chandler, Arizona. I'm Kim Gaskill, and this is the Daily Spark. I'm sorry if this sounds a little odd. I'm actually laying in a hospital bed right now. Had a car accident and some stuff going on, but I wanted to continue and do this every day like I said I was going to. Be consistent, 'cause that's important. And I'm trying to find a spark to talk about. Now, the drugs, they're awesome. Uh, I'm gonna have to have surgery in a bit here to fix my leg. But, uh, yeah, there's some interesting things that go on here in the middle of the night. And what I found really interesting is it's 2:15 AM and I've been here probably 8 or 9 hours and just now when I'm supposed to be sleeping for a couple hours before they take me upstairs for surgery, the girl decides to come in and do the admin paperwork. So, very odd timing. I know she's got a job to do, but I gotta be thinking, timing, timing is everything. Timing definitely was off with the dude that was trying to go through the light that hit me. But make sure timing is right when you do things because— and I'm gonna ramble here because, sorry, I'm on medication— but timing makes all the difference. Last year, I missed a lot of opportunities because of timing. I didn't— I wasn't in the right place at the right time when I needed to be, several times. So I was determined this year that was not gonna happen. That I was gonna plan out better where I needed to be so that I didn't miss those opportunities. And it was much better. So check the timing, and I'll catch you tomorrow for another Daily Spark.
