Blog talkers


This week's doozy on the blogtalkers blog, though like last week I am doing this at the end rather than the start of the week...
What do you feel most guilty about?
Eeek, how much can i give away on a public blog like this....

Actually, the thing i do feel most guilty about is an ongoing thing, it is the way that I allow my time to be squeezed so that I often feel I don't do justice to anything. I don't make enough time for my wife, sometimes I hurry my work - especially planning for services - and I sometimes allow myself to get so overloaded that I start missing stuff, meetings and appointments and things like that.

It's not just about organisation, though that is part of it. I think that sometimes I try to please too many people and end up pleasing none.

That is significantly deeper than i planned to be. I think I will leave it there.

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Anonymous said…
I do this, too. I think I am superwoman or something. Then I end up doing everything half as well as I could have, had I had the time to do it right.

You know, you'd think people would quit asking me ....
9:05 pm
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