A Shift in Priorities

It was much easier to wrap my head around the practicality of this quote when I was working 85 to 90 hours a week.  Retirement life is very different than "work life."  Working daily, weekly and annually toward the goals of meeting the need of gifted children kept me focused, always seeking better solutions, stronger team work, and the perfect professional development to help all students thrive.

It was much easier in the middle of that intense programming, to overlook sorting out the closet, organizing the books on the shelf, or reading grocery labels to find just the right product.  In retirement, there are no excuses.  Although all of the closets should be organized and totally sorted, in retirement you get to decide if that is a priority to to what extent you want to devote time to the task......no excuses, but certainly choices!!!