Season 2, Day 54.....The Vortex

[Tamara Hanson]

Wow, I'm half way through the second season. It's crazy how time flies.

Okay, so here's the update. Things have been going well....not the 'ticker tape parade, key to the city' type, more like "eating a root beer float on the front step" type.

I started reading "The Vortex" by Jerry and Esther Hicks. Just started it, and love it already. Everyday I listen to Abraham-Hicks and it's starting to sink in. As my day goes along, I find myself paying more and more attention to my thoughts, to my emotions and try to correct them, reaching for a better feeling thought.

I've learned that you can't make people do things but you can change your vibration about them. That being said, the last couple of days have been great with my hubby and kids. I decided to be light and easy about things, sending out more love and gratitude. It really does make a difference! Yesterday, everyone was very happy, loving, excited, fun, we laughed etc.....sure, there were a few bumps, but minor stuff that I could easy correct by shifting my vibration.

Today, there were a few more bumps, but I was tired and it was hot today, so that dropped the vibration down a tad....but it was still a good day.

I've been a little worried about a project I'm working on because the client gave me little info to work with. I asked for more info and am still waiting for it....the worrying part is making sure I have enough time for it with the long weekend coming up.

So, I realized that I have to change my thoughts about that. I asked myself, "What do I want from this?"
"I want to know exactly what my client wants, have all the info, be in alignment and finish the project easily and quickly and to the client's satisfaction." I'll keep you posted about this.

[Stephanie]

Hey Tamara,
have you thought about creating either a list of requirements or requirements doc to get your client to sign off on?
i'm a project manager too and found that when you present the requirements as your client has advised you, they'll pick up and list out the missing pieces. sometimes they don't want to do the work so perhaps have a workshop and you document any missing pieces. it can be a hassle but if it gets you what you need, then it might be worth it.
good luck