The first phase (after a bad day):
I usually feel like ranting about what went wrong. Usually my office mates suffer but generally are nice enough to listen and sympathize.
The second phase:
I try to explain, this time to myself, what went wrong, when it went wrong, what I did wrong, and what others might have done wrong.
The third phase:
I think about making lists of what I learned from the mishap(s) and think about next time I am in a similar situation what I will do differently.
I thought about writing a blog on my bad day yesterday, but I didn't, and I am glad.
I thought about writing a list of all the lessons I learned (see similar post).
I thought about this almost all day yesterday, and since 2am this morning.
The result:
I am full of good intentions and motivation right now, but I fear that like usual, these feelings are fleeting. As I get older I feel stronger, but I don't always see the results of my strength when I apply it to my current efforts. These thoughts are pretty random. Another result from lack of sleep.
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Unstoppable Force and Immovable Object4 days ago
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That's an interesting way of dealing with bad days. Hope things are going better.
ReplyDeleteYou are better about tackling and analyzing your bad days immediately than I am...I usually stew a bit longer and then go into denial for a while before I really try to solve anything. I'm proud of your analytical mind and practical nature...I will try to be more like you!
ReplyDeleteI hope today's a good day.
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