which is a saying that I've heard since I was a child. Recently, I had an experience where I learned a valuable lesson. What started this was work was extremely slow and if I'm not challenged, I get bored and restless. When there's no work, there's only so many games of solitaire you can play and five-page transcripts just don't cut it for me. My office was cleaned up, e-mails were returned, and paperwork filed. I kept asking myself, "What else is there?"
Well, along came a phone call and an opportunity presented itself to me. I thought it was a good deal and seemed sufficently challenging. So, I made my arrangements, got ready for the big day and here I was. Suffice to say, after three hours of waiting around, and lugging my equipment all over the city, I saw my new opportunity disappear. I was angry; I felt used.
I've learned that what I have in front of me is golden and I'll never crap on what I have again. I know what I should be doing within my career and I'm going to pursue that goal. Well, it's two discrete goals: Getting ready for the 2009 Speed Contest and Realtime Contest. I also want to become a Stenograph trainer.
So, I've subscribed to Realtime Coach, got out my speed tapes and I'm practicing. A friend of mine is helping me get ready for the Stenograph training. Her help has been invaluable and I am forever grateful. The wheels are in motion and the grass on my side has never been greener. Lesson learned.
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