I missed this one. I love how widely relatable all his stuff is. Sure it’s specifically about the ADHD but I imagine just about anyone alive in this age can relate to a ton of these comics.
I missed this one. I love how widely relatable all his stuff is. Sure it’s specifically about the ADHD but I imagine just about anyone alive in this age can relate to a ton of these comics.
That’s cool. What does you work journal look like? Just a list of things or do you track time or any other details?
I keep thinking how I should do this but am a bit afraid of starting and not keeping up with it because of a lack of structure.
Feel exposed?
Throughout my career, this was the attribute that doomed me. It was debilitating and crushed my confidence. That is until switched fields to project management/business analysis. The whole field is rooted in gaining full understanding of how everything works and who does what.
Suddenly I am valuable largely because I ask people to repeat themselves or to clarify. I think people assume I do it for the sake of the room and while that might be a secondary benefit, my sole reason for doing it is either because I forgot what was just said because I was thinking about 47 other things at that exact moment, or because I genuinely don’t understand. And that confidence to not pretend I understand anything ever, only adds more value.
I don’t do this in all meetings or settings because that would end up being annoying and devalue the trait; I’ve learned to read the room. But specifically when I am doing business analysis, project management or consulting with my colleagues on upcoming work, I do and it goes over quite well.
Strange how things work.
It’s sure is helpful. Thank you!