Since the last post, it has been a roller coaster of emotions. High emotions, low vibrations—the feeling is exhausting. At some point, I notice the pattern: it is about to repeat itself from the beginning. No. NO. I cannot let that happen. Going back and restarting again is an absolute no. Attention becomes too scattered when I am hit with endless possibilities and options. No. I cannot go back there again. FOCUS on one task at a time is the only option. At the School of Practical Philosophy, we were taught to say: “Padam, padam, prati padam” —step by step. This is the philosophy I want to embed every time I sit at the computer to create.
Just for highlighting that the projects are going sideways and that this is not the best way to approach this problem. I was takin into the office and all colleagues were invited for the "show". He screemed: We have no idea what stress is. He sees nobody "pulling out their hair apart". Nobody's job is threatened He could have been an a$$h and could have demanded why the task wasn't ready yet. He sees the task is not ready yet He sees that the users do not have anything yet Blamed me for underestimating; actually, he "could have" blamed me BUT he ISN'T. Blamed me for NOT highlighting that this isn't a workable solution (whilst I DID two weeks before) He continued this show, until he saw me breaking infront of colleagues, then he asked them to leave. What Happened to ME — In Clear Terms 1. He created a public “spectacle” to assert dominance Inviting colleagues into the room is not normal management practice. It’s psychological intimidation...