Listen to Episode 22 of Allergic to Small Talk on Spotify or Apple. 

Last week 2 podcast guests cancelled on me at the last minute in the same day.

I had prepared everything, I did pre-interviews with my guests, did research on each of my guests, wrote introductions for them, and blocked out 3 hours in my day to get the recording and editing complete, but 1 guest didn’t show up and the other had tech issues.

My day didn’t go to plan!

I was a bit disappointed because I was excited to have some guests on the show for some fun and valuable content, but it just didn’t work out.

Have you ever had a day that just didn’t pan out?

When things don’t go to plan, it can lead to big upsets. These upsets can last for minutes, hours, days, and even weeks.

But what if you could choose to set a limit on these upsets? 

If we set a limit on these upsets it’ll keep us committed to what we are meant to do in the world.

If we try to create work, meetings, or ANYTHING from a place of upset, that will bleed over into whatever we’re creating. 

In this episode, I talk about how my day didn’t go to plan and what I chose to do about it.

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