As a fully integrated member in the workforce, I developed the strategy to accomplish the goals.
Leveraging my skills to implement the strategy, I'm leading the thought leadership into forward thinking to pave the way toward increase growth.
Along the journey to successful results, I'm challenged with developing solutions to solve problems that are beyond the market scope leading me into an unexpected environment of gamification.
Gamification is a word. If you don't believe me, Google it.
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Life with three children and a dog is a journey with multiple hats. All these hats might not fit perfectly, but I pop a seem or restitch one where needed in my attempt to be an everyday woman.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Perceptive Observer
Due to some alternate scheduling, we ended up with a Saturday without any soccer games. With this unusual break, I declared a deep cleaning day. It's been awhile, but I have a hard enough time keeping up with the basics like dishes, laundry, and vacuuming. I didn't realize how long it's been until Child #2 started complaining, "You're not doing anything, but wiping down surfaces and things. That's not really cleaning."
After listening to her continual diatribe, it occurred to me that I don't dust very often. Apparently, my children don't associate cleaning with dusting because I rarely do it. So I spent the morning dusting and moving furniture vacuuming the entire house. At least my house will be clean for a day. Dust is only visible if you acknowledge it. I just choose not to acknowledge it very often.
I'll schedule the next dusting in another two months and make sure Child #2 is home while I dust. Maybe I'll even volunteer Child #2 to dust for me.
After listening to her continual diatribe, it occurred to me that I don't dust very often. Apparently, my children don't associate cleaning with dusting because I rarely do it. So I spent the morning dusting and moving furniture vacuuming the entire house. At least my house will be clean for a day. Dust is only visible if you acknowledge it. I just choose not to acknowledge it very often.
I'll schedule the next dusting in another two months and make sure Child #2 is home while I dust. Maybe I'll even volunteer Child #2 to dust for me.
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