I want to first reiterate that this zip line malfunction is completely our error/user error, and no fault at all of the SkyMule. Thankfully the SkyMule itself wasn't damaged in this either, which I forgot to mention. I also should mention that Steve did feel bad about this happening, knowing how much time and effort I put into making all of this lumber, which is why he is now setting things up better. Do I wish he listened to me and that my lumber didn't get wrecked? yeah. But I'm looking forward to the new system he installs - like any new invention, there is always a trial and error period, right? 😊.
I try to be as honest as possible here, and some part of me thought to just let this whole incident slide by and not share it publicly, but this is all part of being human and I value sharing both the good and bad. So much of life is perspective - 10% what happens to us and 90% how we react to it. I was very upset about this happening, and did have a melt down, but it was very short-lived and after I decided that I wouldn't kill Steve (😜), I decided to thank him for helping me 😊. No one got hurt, and that is truly what is most important.
Thank you for joining me, and I will see you in the next video!
Michelle 💕