The spring rush is here and in my third year of running a business (though it's really running me), I finally see it for what it is. If I could cram a week into a day there still wouldn't be enough time - for me. That's because I'm giving it all to my clients and, you know what, that's what I'm here for. I don't sneeze at work, I take it as it comes.
Thursday, I can count five projects that needed my attention while the fifth one that I got to was the one that needed the most attention. That fifth project was supposed to get its full attention Friday but between all of the phone calls, errands, bills, and meetings, it got a phone call to the client and that's it; the client, a builder, was trying to get out of town so the phone call was a short one.
I'm also trying to get out of town. Next week is the Colorado Chapter International Building Code Convention in Denver: this is where I get the bulk of my continuing ed credits for my license. My intention was to leave today, ride the snowboard in Breckenridge tomorrow with my friend Jeff, and arrive at the Denver Tech Center on Monday at 8 am ready to learn. Instead, Jeff is stuck going to Breck Solo because that "fifth" project never got any attention - if there's anything I might be a little bummed about it's that, but still, Front Range skiing can be a hassle anyway. I'm taking my road bike, so I can sneak out for some base miles after class. I also have a
Fiver-Pass to Corepower Yoga so I'm covered there.
But really, have no idea what will actually transpire. The spring rush is upon me and, like the weather, the workload is a bit volatile.
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