TGIF
takes on a different meaning when you work for yourself from home. Historically, I would celebrate Friday as the
completion of the work week … finally the weekend, and all that jazz. Now, I pretty much celebrate everyday because
I’m doing what I love to do. My workweek
does not end on Friday. Saturday is
actually my last work day of the week. I
give myself Sunday to do absolutely nothing.
This
has been my first full week as a self-employed person and I love it. I have more time to plan and strategize and
give careful thought to my next move instead of hastily writing down notes as
they come to me and try to remember to develop them more fully after 5:00 pm.
This
week I started developing the plans for the FF&50 Spring Bootcamp and
scouted a few potential locations. I’ve
followed up with client leads. I’ve been
studying to take a continuing education exam on diet, exercise and
fitness. I’m teaching two courses over
the next few months on Wholeness – which focus on physical, spiritual and
emotional wholeness.
On
top of all that I am also in the final weeks of preparation for my first
competition of the 2015 season. I have
to say, I am actually enjoying this prep.
Which is weird but I am. I can
really see the changes to my physique from the last time I was on stage and
that is always encouraging. The diet
part is not hard at all. It just goes to
show that when you train your body a certain way, it will respond. I don’t have the same cravings as I used to
although each time I go to the store I do pick up a piece of dark chocolate and
contemplate purchasing it. Then I read
the nutrition label and put it down. It’s
like I think the sugar and fat grams are going to magically change from the last
time I picked it up. But each time I put
it down I count it as a victory for me!
I’ll tell you what though: there
will be dark chocolate in my gym bag on the day of the competition. J Ghirardelli
raspberry filled dark chocolate to be exact.
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2 comments:
Go girl! Go girl!!
Congratulations on following your dreams. Being able to do what you love is wonderful.
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