I believe I was made for this role, whether helping a client, lifting my old dog up to the bed or helping talk and sing my husband to sleep when he has issues on his mind.
In the end I tend to think outside the box. As a problem solver that’s a good thing. I wake up at 3:00 in the morning with my best ideas, some of which have been implemented to great success.
What do you need? How can I help you get it? No, I can’t help you get the model in the magazine. That’s not my line of work.
Relationship problems? With dating or marriage? Not really. I listen and know one thing. If a friend, wife or husband comes to you with issues, listen only. Do not say so-and-so is the biggest jerk you’ve ever met because when they get back together tomorrow you’ll be the one in the dog house. That is wisdom.
I prefer to deal with other relationship problems like clients and organizational issues. Personal relationships are a part of that but usually solving the business portion takes care of a lot of that, and it may include reorganization and firing or not.
Age and wisdom, combined are a strong cup of tea, though I usually ingest herbal, lemon and hibiscus actually. I miss working but cannot keep a practice and my family and now, my family is more important.
This post is dedicated to my Dad, for allowing and encouraging me to think outside the box, my brother for acting upon it and my husband for putting up with me and the dog. Cheers! Dee
Cooking with Dee 