Ready For the Summer?

Fall is actually my favorite time of year. Spring time can be beautiful at the start with the lovely blossoming of flowers. But summer? 🫩 I can take it or leave it. I don’t like the heat. Also, the electric bill goes up with the A/C being on. Need that air conditioning. It can be soooo uncomfortable without it. Summer was only great for me as a kid. You get summer vacation from school. But that was only during K-12 grades for me. But actually through 9th grade because I was working full-time babysitting during the summers and then doing retail when I was allowed to start for my age here in America. Once I was college, I was in summer classes almost every year to push ahead or catch up from past semesters and I was still working. Whew!

What I can enjoy about summer is getting into the pool. I love the water. It can be so refreshing. Jumping off the diving board to get that direct first hit of cool water when it’s so hot can be the best thing ever. I had no worries as a kid and young adult about being ready for the summer. I was an athlete, so I was never concerned about my body’s appearance. But now as a middle aged adult, it’s a total different thing. I don’t even want to think about putting on a bathing suit right now. The idea of showing my body in public gets me anxious. But I haven’t given up. I’m still a work in progress to getting back in shape after my past accident among other things. I’m working on staying consistent with my physical therapy and to make sure that I continue my healthy food journey. Then I can look into a good exercise regimen to keep losing weight.

One of the magazines I follow is “Good Housekeeping”. Besides giving me good ideas for a healthy weekly menu, it also has some other things in it about exercise, etc. I’m not sure about publishing rights for this. But.. Below I’m going to share just one page that motivated me. 👇

Hopefully, this can motivate others. I’m going to keep pushing.

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This has been me for the past 30 years. THE TAX ACCOUNTANT…

The one that everyone can rely on for advice, etc. I’ve been doing my friends’ taxes since high school. It’s what made me decide to major in accounting in college. Well, I have evolved. Hopefully, this will be the last year that I will be stressed during tax season. It’s too much! People think that peak tax season is the only time that I’m busy. Wrong!!! An accountant is always busy on and off peak times. If we’re not doing our clients’ taxes, then we’re organizing their finances. There’s other things than just being a tax accountant. That’s just my specialty. There’s also auditing, cost budgeting, and the daily grind of keeping records for a client. This is all year around. So for those who think otherwise. Think again.

One thing that I really enjoy is making “To-Do” list. Why? Because it makes me feel like I’m accomplishing something. I read an article about making these lists and found that it’s also another form of procrastination. That’s something I definitely have issues with. When I get overwhelmed, I revert to making “To-Do” list. Ain’t nothing better for me than to have something in front of me like a list to check off to say that I completed something. What the article also pinpointed was that a task list is only a tool. Making a task list isn’t actually doing the work that needs to be done. DOING the tasks on the list is the work. Once I fully read this article, it opened my eyes to what I was actually doing when I’m making my lists. I’m procrastinating.

Ugh!!! So whenever I get into that mode, I know that I have to revamp and remember a post I made many moons ago. And think of the acronym that I explained in the post link below… E.F.F.O.R.T

Dealing with Stress – Financial Fatigue