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I was thinking this morning - as you do - about things in general while driving to work. Then I realised the vast number of things that someone must have taught me how to do.

So I am interested to know who taught you how to do things.

People who taught me to:

Sit while pooping - Mom
Drive - Driving instructor
Smoke - Scott and Phil
Shave - Brother
Type - Blogging
Dance - Erin
Drink - School
Swear - School

That’s enough for my list.

Who taught you how to swear? Or poop? Or smoke?

Being sick over the past while I’ve learned a few things that I think are worth sharing:

1. I am not indispensable - so take more time for myself.

7. Giving your employees more responsibility:
I left work and my colleague was lumped with a load of my work. I did work from home but he was pushed to work on things that were outside of his job description. This has seemingly provided him with some insight in to my job and me with some insight in to his. He now works ten times harder and takes pride in knowing that he can do my job if he needs to and know that I can rely on him to do more important things for me.

8. Listen to your mates, sometimes they have a pearl of wisdom even if they are swines.

I really think that the things I have listed above are important if you take note of them. If you don’t think about them it might seem that they are irrelevant and don’t apply to you, but I suggest you pick one and try it. Some are easier to implement than others so maybe start with something that is less taxing on your time.

Maybe try blogging a bit more. Take Saturdays and Sundays and write 5 blog post over these two days. Then set their timestamps and post them one a day throughout the week. This way if you want to blog more as topical issues come up you will be showing a minimum of one post a day and a maximum of however many posts you can manage in the week.