What To Do When You Have No Margin for Error
It can be weirdly easy to get to a point in our lives where if ONE more thing goes wrong, it'll feel like our entire life is falling apart. And the concept of having room for errors sounds nice in theory, but feels impossible in practice. This is where I'm currently at in life right now. It's not great. So here are the three things I'm going to do in order to give myself some more breathing room.
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I know this is unrelated, sort of, but does anyone remember the radio program “car talk“ on NPR? At the end of the show they would list off all of the people that worked in their office. Their warehouse manager was Wayne Deback. The office chair tester was Mike Easter. And now to get to the point, their statistician was Marge Inovera.
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I'm always afraid to sell things online because I am worried I won't be able to get my brain to actually ship the things. 😬
Honestly that's so relatable. Do you have someone that could help you with shipping things?