OK.
Let me gloat and brag about this: I assembled the BED on my own with very little help (from Crixie). I follow directions very well and my "pick up" on written instructions is better than I thought. Gelo and I are meant to be asking for Tony's (AJ hubby) help but why NOT do it myself, right? So I read the details, assembled, screwed parts, pushed and pulled and voila.... a BED.
Let me reflect on this. There is a leader in me. I had led some people when I was young but there's no outright satisfaction there. I became a manager of a Dialysis Unit and hated every second of it. I just couldn't say NO. All I said was ... "Let's see if I could find a way to accommodate this request". Yes, there was temporary harmony but it's human nature to be dissatisfied. There's always something people want and pressure mounted to the hilt that I finally said NO to that responsibility. Instead, I focused on teaching and found my niche.
It's like DIY-ing the bed. I learn fast and share that learning to another to get the job done well. You'd say that there's an amount of leadership there and I'd say YES. But what really matters to me is the process in between DECISION BEING MADE and HOW THINGS ARE EXECUTED. We already have a lot of leaders in this world but we have less people bridging the gap if not encompassing the totality of a process.
Sigh.
I need to go out. I think too much.
