Lately, little things mean a lot, or little things can get on my nerves. I'm working hard to let the latter ones go.
Bubba waits for making decisions and it drives me crazy. I almost had a heart attack over him changing his mind about a field trip. I forgot important stuff and had to come back home before I could go to work. A little stop and check would have solved everything.
Some people get on my nerves at work. It might be their attitudes or habits or anything. I just think sometimes, it gets magnified. I am singing that song "Let it go" in my head a lot lately. I can't fix them, so I have to let it go. I'll let them fall on their faces first, because no matter what, they are right. Once they get scraped up, they'll get it.
It's time to live for the good little things, not the bad. Savor the good and let the bad ones go.
"Fear paralyzes; curiosity empowers. Be more interested than afraid."-Patricia Alexander, American educational psychologist
Showing posts with label let it go. Show all posts
Showing posts with label let it go. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Let it go
I'm singing that song in my head a lot lately. Since we've had a full moon this week, I think some of our more melodramatic, er, crazy folks have been living up to the hype.
One of my favorite moments: the idiot who said, "We really shouldn't help you. You're not in our department and you're too much work."
"Really?" I said? "We work for the same company and have the same patients." It's a good thing this was a virtual meeting (i.e. he was nowhere near me). It made things really interesting for the new MD who just joined our group. I will remember this when said idiot needs paperwork help soon.
I love it when 1) someone neglects to tell you when they have a problem, 2) when you find out, you go to all the proper people to resolve it and get a root cause, then finally 3) said melodramatist decides, in her best Scarlett O'Hara routine to tell everyone, "I just can't do it because nothing works right."
I have one potential job on the horizon, I turned down one, and another in the wings.
So very ready to let all of this BS go.
Stay tuned...
One of my favorite moments: the idiot who said, "We really shouldn't help you. You're not in our department and you're too much work."
"Really?" I said? "We work for the same company and have the same patients." It's a good thing this was a virtual meeting (i.e. he was nowhere near me). It made things really interesting for the new MD who just joined our group. I will remember this when said idiot needs paperwork help soon.
I love it when 1) someone neglects to tell you when they have a problem, 2) when you find out, you go to all the proper people to resolve it and get a root cause, then finally 3) said melodramatist decides, in her best Scarlett O'Hara routine to tell everyone, "I just can't do it because nothing works right."
I have one potential job on the horizon, I turned down one, and another in the wings.
So very ready to let all of this BS go.
Stay tuned...
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