It's hard to weigh up where to focus and what opportunities to take. I almost said no to running a corporate workshop for 1000 staff members because it's at 7pm which is when my kids bedtime routine begins...I felt guilty leaving their dad to juggle both bedtimes or risk having tired screaming kids want to bust in while I'm on zoom, but I know dad can sort it out for one night so I said yes
I’m really feel that too. In general, I say yes to opportunities then get frustrated that I’m trying to prepare for them with screaming kids and no mental bandwidth, then get over myself and give it my best shot. That said it does really throw me when I’m on a zoom and they are supposed to be in bed but won’t settle.
It's hard to weigh up where to focus and what opportunities to take. I almost said no to running a corporate workshop for 1000 staff members because it's at 7pm which is when my kids bedtime routine begins...I felt guilty leaving their dad to juggle both bedtimes or risk having tired screaming kids want to bust in while I'm on zoom, but I know dad can sort it out for one night so I said yes
I’m really feel that too. In general, I say yes to opportunities then get frustrated that I’m trying to prepare for them with screaming kids and no mental bandwidth, then get over myself and give it my best shot. That said it does really throw me when I’m on a zoom and they are supposed to be in bed but won’t settle.
What’s your session on?