Traffic right now on I-15 is a
beast. It’s moment like this when I’m
glad I’m not driving, but rather spending my time [somewhat] more productively. My lessons learned from today are these:
1.
I
need to bring a sweater to work. Not
only is it getting colder in the early morning hours, but it’s also freezing at the hospital.
2.
Typically,
I’m a quick learner. I pick up tricks
and shortcuts for greater efficiency. My
mind usually does a good job sorting through new information and procedures. Except for billing. After a week of practice with charting
patient info, I’m finally starting to get it…
3.
I
want to be just like my supervisor Kristin…and I told her!
4.
Don’t
take a shower at night, sleep on it while it’s drying, attempt to curl it, and
then change your mind by straightening it back.
It only results in a pony-tail
5.
I
stress a lot about little things (I knew this before, but to be reminded of it
is only more stressful.)
6.
Gratitude,
perspective, and optimism go a long way.
7.
If
we exercise faith in Christ, He really does strengthen us to carry our burdens,
that they may be light. (Mosiah 24:14-15)
8.
There
are some things I can’t control—like how late the bus may be running. I’m stuck.
And I may as well learn to sit back and enjoy the ride while I can.
9.
I
need to be more patient with myself as I learn.
10.
Heavenly
Father loves me. I see it every day.
I
can’t wait to get home and eat some dinner…
Love,
J
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