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AJPratt said:Um... We won't let you quit. How's that sound? How would you like a mob of angry cheffers at your door if you do? Hmmm? Well? I'm waiting. (tapping foot)
(Sorry, that's the joisey coming out in me)
lacychef said:How funny
And that's right; we won't let ya!
Anne, you can come pick me up in Ks, then we'll fly to Ak....
AJPratt said:Then its settled.
Hang on, Lacy... I'm just gonna hop on my broom and come getcha!
I haven't been around here long enough to know what you're talking about. Do tell! I've always wanted a sister!!!!pamperedlinda said:Wow Debbie....are you and Jilleysue long lost sisters!! I am tired just reading about your day these are great ideas. I only have one child and I can't believe how much more disorganized my house is these days.
Funny! You need to search for Jilleysue's organization threads....she is uber-organized!4kids4me said:I haven't been around here long enough to know what you're talking about. Do tell! I've always wanted a sister!!!!
My day may sound exhausting, but it's not bad. I just try not to look too far ahead. I focus on making it til lunch time because that's quickly followed by naptime when I can really chill out and regroup. I do alot of my PC stuff then. Then I focus on daycare closing because that's soon followed by dinner and bedtime. So if I can just make it til lunchtime, I know the rest of the day will sail!! Baby steps!
ChefBeckyD said:Broom....Kansas.....that reminds me of a great movie.....oh wait, that's a different thread!
gilliandanielle said:Okay ladies- here is an update on me...
Saturday (the scrapbook retreat) was awesome and I had so much fun not thinking about the pregnancy or PC. I had a blast and was bummed when it ended and I had to return to my life
Sunday went very well and I was surprisingly prepared instead of running around crazy and stressing at the last minute. I made the preggo cake and a strawberry shortcake trifle and had fun actually getting to eat what I made!! Here is a pic of the cake:
Yesterday my DH took the day off (we BOTH deserve it!) and we took the kids to the zoo and then to Chuck E. Cheese. I did a lot of walking and chasing and am paying for it today. I never thought I would say this but I am really enjoying not having PC as part of my life. Because I am a new director I have 3 months with the requirements waived, then three months of relinquishment, so I have plenty of time to save myself and team after the baby gets here if I realized I made the wrong decision.
I have contacted some of my hosts and changed to catalog shows, and am in the process of converting all my shows to catalog shows. I have no motivation what so ever to do anything PC related right now, and only come on Chef Success because I miss my friends, not the PC info...
Finding a balance between work and personal responsibilities can be challenging, especially as a parent. It may be helpful to set aside specific times for work and family, and to communicate your schedule with your family so they know when you will be working. It may also be beneficial to delegate tasks and ask for help when needed.
Starting and running a business can be overwhelming and frustrating at times, especially when juggling multiple responsibilities. It's important to take breaks and prioritize tasks to manage stress and prevent burnout. Additionally, reaching out to mentors or other consultants for support can be helpful.
Pregnancy can be physically and emotionally taxing, and it's important to prioritize self-care during this time. It may be helpful to communicate your needs with your family and delegate tasks when necessary. It's also important to listen to your body and rest when needed.
It's important to remember that everyone's journey in the Pampered Chef business is unique and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Instead of focusing on meeting the company's expectations, try setting realistic goals for yourself and celebrating small successes. It may also be helpful to reach out to your upline or other consultants for guidance.
It is completely understandable and acceptable to take a step back from the business if it becomes too overwhelming. Prioritizing your mental and physical well-being is crucial, and it's important to communicate with your team and upline if you need to take a break or reevaluate your goals. Remember, your well-being should always come first.