In the trucking world there are good mechanics and bad mechanics. When searching for a new mechanic, take the approach that they are less than honest. When you take this perspective, you ensure that you won’t get taken for a ride. Some mechanics may make some unnecessary repairs but are less likely to do so if you have the right approach. It just so happens that a few bad mechanics can spoil it for the many honest ones. But don’t get caught off guard.
You’ve just bought a new home. You’ve packed up the old one; everything you own has been boxed and organized in the back of a moving truck. You leave the old and head for the new. You get there and open the back of your moving truck. And your possessions and furniture are broken, dinged and strewn everywhere.
Moving is a draining event-both physically and emotionally. You pack up all your valuables, taking extra caution to make sure those irreplaceable breakables are bubbled wrapped and placed tightly in the box or stacked with care on the truck and covered with a moving blanket. You do everything you can to make sure everything will make it safely to your new home.
