Yes, the dreadedātools.ā I canāt imagine not using them. For now, it keeps me on track. Time for me now
]]>Aha! Guides. I call them ātools,ā though Iām not terribly fond of that word.
]]>Hello Alyson: I know this is a delayed reply, yet I just noticed it as I browsed among my posts. Please excuse me, as the box wasnāt checked to receive follow up comments. What I meant by āguides,ā are: calendar for timing things I must do; handwritten lists and mostly, a determination to follow up the next day, when things donāt go as planned. Itās life, no? I learned quite awhile ago that I canāt take everything so seriously or with the urgency I used to feel internally. It arrived as a realization that no one is paying me to get sick over matters which I know have solutions. That said, it meant that staying healthy IS my priority. Art is my passion and full time dedication. Yet, knowing when to break,is just as important.
All the best to you, and thanks for keeping us all at our best!
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]]>Kathleen: I am sorry to hear about you mother. I suggest reframing it as an opportunity new start rather than catching up on lost time. The latter is impossible and youāre almost setting yourself up for failure. You have a new opportunity to jumpstart your business. Do it with a clear conscience.
Take a deep breath, thank the Universe, and dive in!
I did, Mary. š
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