Today's guest is Nick Reittinger (write - ting - jer). And Russ Watts is hosting today.
Nick is a seismic consultant in Kyle TX. If it shakes, rattles or rolls, he's got it covered. His real passion in life is traveling with his lovely wife and two beautiful daughters. Connecting with individuals across the country has turned out to be an unexpected skill.
In this conversation Nick shares a story about a time when everything he expected would happen, didn't. The rug was pulled out from underneath him and it left him feeling incredibly disrupted. Nick shares how baking cookies became an anchor for him during this stormy time. Doing something with his hands -- something that had absolutely nothing to do with his work -- kept him grounded when everything else was up in the air.
This is an inspiring conversation that will bring a smile to your face and perhaps resonate deeply in your heart if you find yourself in the midst of a challenge or disruption in your life and the difficulty that often accompanies these times.
Nick, thank you for sharing these stories, thank you for sharing your reflections on this time of deep disruption in your life, and for sharing how you found an anchor to pull you through! And thank you for the encouragement to search for an anchor during the storms and to know that anchors come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and flavors!
If you would like to reach out and connect with Nick -- you'll find his email and LinkedIn profile in the show notes!
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