Mixed Review

So, Gentle Reader, today several things on my list slipped and I am still going to bed too late to get 7 - 8 hours of sleep. Not quite enough phoning. what happens is I have 20 minutes and am not sure who I should call. What's the cure for this? A better list? Better priorities for which list to go for first? Ideally I should be able to sit down for 30 minutes and know exactly who needs a call and efficiently go for it.

I left the thank you's, both email and snail mail off the list again. Not good for customer service. Where is the most efficient place to put that in the day?

I attended two meetings taking up 5 hrs of the day. Hung out laundry and brought it in (a sheer pleasure as was the 2+ mile walk to one of the meetings.) The Chamber meeting gave me good networking opportunities and a possible new customer and I already followed up and set an appointment with her, so that's a big plus.

Had an excellent phoning and training session with my downline, Millie. Must make calls on her behalf tomorrow. Lots of cold calls into her area dialing for professionals. This is a high priority. she is working hard. I need to work hard for her.

I need to support another downline, Michelle, and make calls for her.

Did some good exercise and writing and recorded all the scrolls and my affirmations on a tape, a long overdue project. I'm very pleased with that progress.

I was glad to be able to respond when the Chamber of Commerce asked me for a door prize. It turns out that the Get Clean line is the easiest way in.

To be satisfied with my progress, I must get the calls and thank you's in. When a child calls, I want to show up to them, especially if the news is big as it was with Cynthia and Alicia. Over all there was balance, yes, but slightly under par performance if my goal is Ex. Coor. And it is!

Shall I not be too hard on myself? What do you think?

Betsy