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The origin of the "WalkLeft" moniker The "walk on the left side" concept is based on the long-taught "hiking-safely" rule of always walking on the left side of a road--facing the oncoming traffic. After following this rule during a five-month "across-America" trek in '92, I developed it into my daily way of life. The concept is simple--always face all encounters "straight-on". Do not turn away from adversaries, problems, or negative-thinking people. By maintaining positive thoughts, and a smile--I firmly believe that such encounters can't harm you. I have found that by starting each day with this attitude I have a much happier life. Of course there are times when I do slip--and allow negative thoughts to affect me. But a period of reflection usually overcomes this. It works as long as I don't turn away from the cause of the negativity. I firmly believe a strong "positive" can always neutralize any "negative". It may even reverse it! Each morning The Boss hears my concerns and requests. He then starts my day with instructions to greet everyone with a smile — and good thoughts. I try my best. take care, Fred Turner |
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