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Aug. 23rd, 2015
Today so far the unlocked
Aug. 23rd, 2015 07:25 pmFor most of the day I was spitting mad - a combo of; Heat; feeling sick; my idiot team-mates; bureaucratic mess (with my Kupa, and it's making life harder;) and an annoying inch allover my body. Yuck.
Now I'm better, however, and the cool shower relived most of the inch, and some Isostar helped with the nausea.
After work I've went to my biweekly meeting with Gita. We went over my work over the past two weeks, as well as the issue from last Saturday.
Now, her method with me is simple - she does not give me exercise or tell me what to do; instead, after we discuss an issue, she has me come up with a workout or a solution, and than we refine it if it's needed (sometimes she just approves of my suggestions).
That's really works well for me, and over the past three weeks I've made rapid progress.
So, regarding the issue from last Saturday - I suggested that if I run into such a situation again, the best approach is - minimalism. Unless I'm certain I'm really familiarized with the issue, it's a very good idea not to say anything that might give an impression that you are. Say little, ("Beautiful" for example) and ask for more information if you want to understand better. This approach will also serve me better at work.
Now I'm better, however, and the cool shower relived most of the inch, and some Isostar helped with the nausea.
After work I've went to my biweekly meeting with Gita. We went over my work over the past two weeks, as well as the issue from last Saturday.
Now, her method with me is simple - she does not give me exercise or tell me what to do; instead, after we discuss an issue, she has me come up with a workout or a solution, and than we refine it if it's needed (sometimes she just approves of my suggestions).
That's really works well for me, and over the past three weeks I've made rapid progress.
So, regarding the issue from last Saturday - I suggested that if I run into such a situation again, the best approach is - minimalism. Unless I'm certain I'm really familiarized with the issue, it's a very good idea not to say anything that might give an impression that you are. Say little, ("Beautiful" for example) and ask for more information if you want to understand better. This approach will also serve me better at work.