Tales From The Comb Forward

Saturday. On friday I finished up the second class that I have had. I did a good job teaching my workers how to use visualization techniques to help hone their skills at their job. I am sure with hard work and time they will be successful. Through the week I bought my class cookies. I know you can't buy peoples love, but I want to do everything I can to show them that I care about their success and how well they do. I am willing to go the extra mile so they grow .000001 percent each day. On friday I was about to buy a new pair of glasses. My glasses game is getting better. I was also able to give my number to a male model named Eric. Eric seems to have his game on tight. I want to show him my new car and show that we are both interested in success. I don't think he took me seriously but maybe if he does he can learn something. On Friday I also called Bahr up to discuss leadership skills. I don't know if Eric had anything to add, but I figured while I have the time I might explore the options that he might give me a nugget for help. I haven't texted Bryce in a day or two, but I am urging him to get on stubhub to get some jayhawk tickets. My sister and I live close to the field house and it would be fun to go to a game while the Royals are not in action. The Chiefs play this weekend but I have been busy so I can't keep up with them. I was able to bowl on Friday night. I have a new "Jump Finish" to my bowling game that seemed to give me more length on my ball with a stronger back end. I bowled two decent games but didn't convert spares the way I wanted to. I should work on focusing more on each shot and not at the Led Zepplin song that is playing at the South Side Fun center. I was able to cultivate a better relationship with my friend and peer Grant. Grant is a hard worker who plays guitar and likes to play video games. I will continue to push his skills as a team player and as a person who helps the room. Overall I have been doing good especially being cool in the face of late hires at work, difficult cross talkers, and I have delt with my lack of experience as best as I can. I have spent 33 years of my life gaining approval for being the funny guy and the nice guy but now my reputation and my position in life does the talking and gains credibility so I am making the move from being the funny comedian I have always been to now a teacher, mentor, supervisor role. It is challenging to say the least. My end goal is to make the most money possible and to re invest that money as much as possible while teaching time tested principles that I have studied over the years to help gain success. My dad seems to have his game on tight. He is looking at a Jeep Trailhawk this weekend. Go Dad!