Never Burn Bridges
See? Don't say I never taught you anything. Five minutes into the conversation we're talking freelance writing work. All I had to do was produce freaking excellent work while I worked for him, then give him a very generous heads up before quitting, and finally complete one social call per year.
Honestly I am super lucky with how often I have been able to confuse people into thinking I'm brilliant.
Even more honestly I should be thanking God for allowing me - a person who really can't stand networking - to stumble upon such excellent human beings through my short career who can now help me in my next career as a freelancer. Seriously, this excellent individual did most of my work for me.
And lest you think this post is not about the baby I will soon need to find someone I trust to babysit the precious progeny a couple times a week. How I love that sweet girl.
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Is this really going to work? Am I really going to have my cake and eat it too? Work part-time from home so we don't go broke and I don't go insane while still having the opportunity to spend most of the little one's waking hours with her? AAAACK. Trying not to hyperventilate. Don't screw this one up, MJ.
2 comments:
Wow, I hope you can work everything out. I know how you feel about a babysitter. We didn't leave Hunter with a babysitter including family, for longer then 30mins until he was around 11 months old. But that feeling goes away as they get older, or you have a second. We are as worried with Zoie. She's already been with babysitters a few times.
You don't have to confuse anyone. You are brilliant :). Anyway, if that is the scenario you want for your life then you can have it. you are working toward it and it is coming to you. Yay!
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