Lately I find I have much more to talk about on my other blog about DuckyBoy's school issues, like his struggles to keep his desk clean.
Actually it may not be that I have so much more to say but it's easier to talk about him than the jumble in my head about everything else. I'm excited about a new client but ambivalent about the potential success of the business long-term and therefore the amount of time I put in each day toward the rest of the business.
What I really want is an 8-to-2 job in Queens that pays at least $60k. Oh, prferably 4 days so I cans till volunteer at DB's school library on Fridays. Is that so impossible? Aren't all things possible with God?
Ah, God. I just don't know where God wants me right now. feel like the phone is silent, except for messages that keep saying "Trust God, lean on God." I want to say, "To do what? To go where? What is the plan here?" I hear mixed messages from the people in my house, specifically, "Take care of us and nothing else" but "Take care of ME not him," and also, "We want you to be happy." Um, guys? That's not working so well.
I'm all over the place -- haven't yet posted here that I'm going to BlogHer in July, but since I've got conference tickets and a hotel room at this point, I guess I'm committed!
Between now and then I've got a website to help get written and running, and a half-day seminar to prepare for.
I did some figuring yesterday and scribbled numbers of hours on a calendar to make sure I get everything done in time.
Was that ever eye-opening!
Turns out I don't have to spend the amount of time I kept giving lip service to ("Oh, yes, dear, I can put in 12 hours on this!!") to get it done with plenty of revision and meeting time built in, but I do need to sit at this desk more often if I want to post, read blogs, keep up with my emails, AND work on this business. (And be done when DB gets home from school and still go to the library on Fridays.)
It's good to know. Better than the vague explanse of empty time that stretched out before.
Wish me luck!
3 comments:
good luck! sounds like you're getting things in perspective, which is the first important step. :)
Thanks, Cathy, all encouragement appreciated! So far I've made a chart of hours-left-for-the-week. And kept a meeting with Husband to the prescribed 1 hour. The downside? I know I shouldn't be spending these 5 minutes writing this! And oops, I didn't budget any time to eat lunch! Lol
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