A lot of the times when I sit down to write something I have a fully formed idea ready to go. Today I do not. I have no good ideas and nothing worth doing. The biggest thing is I wasn’t able to accomplish the thing I said I was going to do for the meeting I have this afternoon. Or maybe I was an I am over thinking it. We have the account login already. I fell into the same trap my wife fell into earlier this year.
Having two business emails is a good thing, but it can also create a weird psychological impact where you start thinking one email is for one person and the other is for the other. Not that they are just two emails for the same business and we both run the business and can use either email. My separation is to use the more professional email for things we really want to do and the gmail one for less professional things. It isn’t a David or Lara email, and there is no point in reinventing the wheel when it is already built.
Having the account is only half the set-up. I now have to get the machine running and the employees onboard. I was supposed to be working on that this month but then learned I still needed to hire, had the 1031 exchange to finish, and have the audit for the estate that still requires my attention. That had me running around like a crazy person for a good portion of this month.
I have also given myself a lot more work than I realized and had to use a good portion of my runway in early June as the school year was closing out. It created a little bit more work as I now have to rebuilt what was built and not let the planning go to waste. Especially now that the blog posts and SEO are starting to payoff.
There is also the fact that summer is meant to be fun for the children. We need to keep getting them out to places. We have our vacation coming up next weekend and that is going to be a load of fun, and their birthday this weekend. Can’t forget that. I always enjoy a good day with my kids. We just need to get them out to more social events and playdates with friends. That is the important thing. To stay human while dealing with all the things that allow us to be human.
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