Enjoy the journey—it will be a roller-coaster ride! (II)

Good things don’t often require any further action or follow up—they just happen and you move on. But the more trying details require your attention and focus, quickly overshadowing the good that has happened. When you keep a log of the good things they become more concrete.
I make a point of emailing everyone in my office whenever something good happens—maybe it is a nice call from a happy customer, an article in the paper about one of our clients, a new contract, something positive regarding a member of staff, sales figures and results this month or this year compared to the same time last month or year and so on. My staff all comment on how nice it is to hear these snippets of positive information coming from the boss. Whichever way you want to do it is up to you. But take the time to enjoy the journey by reinforcing the positive things that happen during your working week.

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