I like creating content. I do. But I have now reached the point where my ideas and desires for different things to write/blog/vlog have far exceeded my time and energy. Real life and real work are getting in the way. Although I feel like my various content creations have become part of my real life. Anyone else in the same boat? Now what?
I, like many, worked at a grocery store in high school. First a bagger, then a cashier, then the produce department. Each job required training on how to do it. I usually spent several shifts shadowing someone, then several on my own but with supervision. This method seemed to work just fine. I see it employed places other than the grocery store. Lately, I have been amazed at how poorly grocery bags are packed by store employees. I know that you have to adjust to the bag type, cloth or plastic these days, but I can't tell if the employees are lazy or just didn't get proper training. I even go as far as emptying my cart strategically to try to help - put all the cold stuff together, bread and eggs last so they can go on top, etc. But it doesn't seem to matter. I think there is a fine line between apathy and lack of training, at least trying to identify which situation it is. Anyone have any great ideas for identifing and then fixing either situation?
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I've been taking a bit of a hiatus from blogging--just posting some bare minimum point-and-click items to keep from going totally dormant. Hoping the energy comes back when the real world slows down...