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In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined by Mike Schlappi. At the age of 15 Mike did get shot – he took a bullet at point blank range in the chest. It clipped his lung, barely missed his heart, and lodged in his spine leaving him paralyzed permanently. Mike’s experience is not that different from your own. The subtitle for his book is, “I got shot, what’s your problem?” This in no way minimizes your problem, just acknowledges that everybody has one. Get a whole new perspective on attitude with this episode.
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