Sat Dec 17
Headaches all week. Pizza dough is
harmful for my system.
Car issues.
Was very angry upon hearing the news of
all the work that needed to be done on the vehicle. 2200. Thought
things would go very bad and mechanic would not give me back my car,
however he had not done much work on it and gave it back to me for
only $50. So now I am stuck with a useless car with no brakes.
I have been extremely angry with myself
over the Toyota, as I received an email from the guy who bought it
saying that the only problem was a broken hose. Very frustrating.
Why did I not have it looked at by the auto mechanic? I was angry at
them and I ASSUMED they would not be able to fix the problem. Major
problem with assumptions. I often ASSUME the worst - which only
makes matters worse. That mistake has cost me an estimated $5000 in
lost work, lost vehicle, time, money and effort spent on a second
hand junk car, time wasted looking for a vehicle, time wasted taking
it back and forth from the mechanic. Money wasted on tools,
frustrations, customers lost, no new customers acquired, etc, etc,
etc, etc, etc... What a fucked up situation... all because I ASSUMED
the vehicle was unfixable. How fucking stupid am I? I cannot fucking
believe I allowed that to happen.
Perhaps it is reflecting a point with
regards to me jumping to conclusions and not seeing the actual,
physical nature of problems in reality. Pretty sad considering how
much time and effort I have put into applying myself in doing that
very thing. I guess I have overestimated myself and neglected to see
my own assumptions. I am very angry with myself.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS, and make incorrect
ASSUMPTIONS which are not in line with the actual, physical, reality.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to judge myself and punish myself over and over
through me not recognizing this point within myself.
I forgive myself that I have accepted
and allowed myself to make the same mistakes, over and over and over
and over, complicating matters for myself and compounding problems.
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