NOTE TO SELF: Pile the rest of the wood. TAKEN: OCTOBER 30th, 2014 |
Like most mornings, I watched the
sun come up from my desk. I sat there in my jammies enjoying my hot cup of coffee while gazing
out the window at the glorious sun rising. Yup, I greeted my new day completely and unconditionally
lost in my thoughts. When my daydream ended, I grabbed my camera and headed
outside to snap my pic.
I’d like to say that it was because
the natural light was perfect for the filter I had on the camera lens;
but that would be a lie. I was simply using a point and shoot digital and my
windows need cleaning. Had I of taken it from my desk, it would have been brutal!
Staying on the “total honesty” bandwagon, I should probably admit
that I slept in this morn. Where I live, the days are quickly getting shorter, so I ventured outside shortly after 8am. Why so late rising? I couldn't sleep; therefore, I couldn't wake up.
It's really hard to turn the mind off of a results driven individual. Just doesn't happen.
The tough lesson I've learned in these last couple of years is about my personal expectation of those around me. As a die hard optimist, I have realized that there will always be personal dysfunction. It's called life. However, in Business, systemic dysfunction is much harder to fix.
What I am trying to say is that when something (internally) in Business is perpetually broken, the only long term fix is to start at the beginning. Either start over, or walk away from the investment and passion of the effort.
Personally, as a middle aged woman, I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I've just recently had to apply those specific philosophies to my personal life. Peeps... Never lose sight of the fact that trust is earned. Once broken: more often than not irreparable.
Personally, as a middle aged woman, I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I've just recently had to apply those specific philosophies to my personal life. Peeps... Never lose sight of the fact that trust is earned. Once broken: more often than not irreparable.
So believe me when I admit my 'better late than never' acceptance...
Is why I had a really great day!
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