In a family there are some things that are pure, sweet moments: like a nice cuppa, making a fuss over a birthday, going out for brekky or dinner, or even playing a board game and there's always a competitor for that moment. The delicate bit is knowing when to postpone it and which competitors must be yielded to. Four days ago for example, my daughter and I had planned an early morning swim but I got carried away that night getting an introductory lecture session 'just right' because I knew I would not be seeing the class again for a month and they could not afford to be launched into this subject (leadership) on as bad a foundation as their predecessors in 2008—sorry old class if you're reading this. So, it was a long night and we put it off. But then there was another late night session, which meant more postponements. Then yesterday morning we finally got our swim and it was wonderful and there will surely be many more!
Ah yes, I was in that 2008 class. Perhaps that explains my struggles in leadership! No mate, the course was fine – youre off the hook. This is a good reminder as my son asks me can we do something together Dad. More often I need to say yes and share that beautiful moment.s
Thanks mate. Glad your son asks questions like that, they are gold.
Hey, Pete. Is there still leadership class? Jas said that we still run short courses, not sure if it is the case. Can you please let me know in advance before the next one?
yes Helen, there are leadership classes and you are welcome to come and sit in on them or any of the mission classes I run too.Im not exaclty sure when the next class is. I think it is in a week or so, but the problem is that I keep asking to get included on the google caqlendar but my voice is too soft on the internet and I get forgotten, so I still dont know when I am lecturing because Im old school, as in, hard copy in the hand calendar. Russ or Mark Skinner could tell you whenh Im on next.Great to hear from you by the way!Pete