Less is more

Hola,

I did the garden on Monday, the first cut of grass since winter, not my favourite task but it needed doing. My daughter decided to help and wrote me a to do list in her Hello Kitty notebook, which included cooking a roast dinner. Now that is extreme gardening!

So whats new?

I received some great career advice last week, sometimes feedback, however cruel, can be helpful and insightful if delivered correctly. (it was)

One thing I did realise that when your in a state of stress, you can no longer pretend to fake your persona, so your true personality will always come through. (the old Scott would of put a dig here)

A sense of comfort came across me when serial killers are often described as "well they seemed so nice and friendly, would never had known?"

For me, its always written all over my face (not mass murder) what I am thinking.

I need a break, a true break, to read a book, write or just do something else for me? (not mass murder)

I do feel liberated though, a sense of non purpose that will allow me to walk through the raindrops as the rain has no reason to fall on me.

There will be some initial comeback and to quote Nathan Barley "today ridicule, tomorrow really cool"

So what does that mean? Well nothing, as I cant think of a context, but the sniping cannot hurt when the antagonist has no gun.

I am not trying to be provocative, I do believe in myself and my team. The words defensive and protective have often described me, but a paternal instinct may work well within but will not be percieved well from the outside.

After three nonsensical quotes, nothing is clearer.

However the point is 'less is more' and doing what I do best, will lead me on the path towards success. Nothing more or nothing less.

To finish with a bite from a Scroobious Pip song,

"I saw a dead fish on the pavement, and thought what did you expect? Theres no water around here stupid you should of stayed where it was wet!"

Using less metaphors would be a good starting point.

Less nonsense more sense next week

Toodle pip



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