LINK: indecisive
What is a disclaimer you wish you could give to everyone you are about to meet?
Outside of work, I can be indecisive. I think I use up most of my bandwidth making executive decisions at work.
Whenever my assistants ask me what I want to eat, it will take me a good 40 minutes before I figure out what I’m going to order. Don’t ask me where to eat on the weekdays either, unless you enjoy starving and being hangry. They laugh at inability to make any decision when it comes to food while we’re working.
I get bored and restless quickly over just about everything. Maybe this is why I thrive at work because of all the chaos that is happening. I know some of my colleagues struggle because they yearn for structure. I like things neat and orderly but it gets boring. But when it’s too much pandemonium, I seem to shut down. There has to be this sweet spot… just enough but not too much.
I’m never satisfied. I’m a greedy bitch. I want more. Not just for myself but for everyone. I want us all to win. I want us all to be healthy and be happy. I want the world for us.
I will unfortunately, run myself into the ground until I can’t go anymore. Then I’ll need a time to recoup and during this time, I have a nasty habit of ghosting everyone until I’m ready to make a comeback.
And don’t even get me started about my choices in men…
What’s your warning or disclaimer?
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