Working Around Short Comings
Do you have short comings that make things difficult as a small business owner? A disability to work around? I have a little of both. I have a disability, that I won’t disclose today 🙂 and a few perceived short comings that I have to work around. I am an introvert, I have way more right brain functionality than left (not a numbers person), I am a control freak, I have ADD and sometimes have a tendency to procrastinate.
In spite of it all, I refuse to let my short comings deter me from accomplishing my dreams. It just means that I may have to get there on a different route than others take or in a different way. What’s important is that I am finding ways to work around my short comings and finding the path that is right for me.
I would love to engage in some dialogue with you about perceived short comings that you may have and how you are working around them. Scheduling, setting a routine, making to-do lists, setting reminders and calendar due dates helps me a lot on the ADD and procrastination front. I wrote previously about dealing with my introverted-ness and business here. What are some ways you work around your short comings? Let’s talk in the comments below!
Colleen Eakins is a dynamic and creative individual that possess a knack for great design. With over 15 years of experience in the field of graphic design, Colleen is able to effectively brand her clients with great design pieces. Her motto is: “Anyone can make a pretty picture, but is it effective? Will it make your customer buy your product or use your services? My design tries to answer with a YES!”
