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Do You Get Back Up and Focus on New, Stronger Confidence When You Fall?
Everybody will fall from time to time. How you get back up, however, is a choice.
Last week, I began a couple of new freelance gigs.
This has been excellent. I am enjoying doing both. They are quite different from one another — and each completely in my wheelhouse.
What’s more, they feel very much as if they are part of my path.
However, in getting adjusted to a new timetable and the requirements of these new gigs — I have fallen down on the job, so to speak.
What does that mean? As I’ve written before, I keep a spreadsheet of my daily activities. This is how I keep myself on track to get the things done I need to do. Some of them are specific to mindset and headspace while others are more goal-oriented.
But last week, I failed to do several of my activities more than once. In doing other things for the new freelance jobs — I didn’t do all the things I do daily.
Why? In part, this was due to poor time management. I didn’t properly adapt myself to do my things while also doing the new gigs. Both gigs were taken on partially because more money flowing into my life will open some closed channels — and in part, because…
