Plan 2 Prosper

Here I sit at the end of another week wondering where I have been and what have I accomplished. If I look at the “To Do” list I wrote down this time last Friday, I haven’t achieved a lot from that list. Nonetheless, I am more than happy with what else was achieved within the week. Let me tell you why …. it begins ….

Humpty Dumpty climbed a tree, Humpty Dumpty slipped … and his parents went oooohhh Gee.
All the scans and checks were done, now once again Humpty and his parents have fun. 

If you are wondering what I am going on about, my son fell out of a tree last Sunday from about 2-3 metres high and landed on his head on a concrete path. Ambulance rushed him to hospital where we were looked after quite well (apart from an x-ray being taken of the wrong foot). It seemed like I wasn’t really in the room when I saw my brave little man.

The week that followed has been a bit of a blur. My apologies to some clients who haven’t received a response in the normal timeframes I like to deliver.

He’s come out of it with a shining multi-coloured eye and a cast on his foot that is meant to be slowing him down. He’s back at it and up to more mischief as boys are meant to be.

Phew …my (& my sons) personal experience with this traumatic event could have been much, much worse.

After a few weeks in a row where I have let myself work longer hours than normal (because at the time I thought it was important); it has been a good wake up to stop, regain some balance and ensure my own priorities are in order with the things I place a great deal of value on.

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