Saturday, 10 October 2009
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Update from Hughie!!
Hello there all....
Well, I had a dreadful time in court, going over my ordeal of June 2007 with my previous employers, all for the judges to decide that they didn't have enough time to make a decision and would let us know within 28 days by post!!!! I was stunned that this could happen, but at least all the trauma is gone, I just need to be patient a little while longer, to get my justice. I got a few apologies throughout proceedings, which did mean a lot, so even if I don't get compensated, I have at least been heard and maybe they will consider how they treat people in their business going forward. It was interesting to hear that there are no other disabled people working for them any more!! They need to recruit!!
Well, I am astonishing myself with the energy that I seem to have at the moment, my medication is very well balanced and I am managing to really work hard on my Kleeneze business with some great results!! People do buy from catalogues, especially at this time of year. Many people are already buying for Christmas to spread the cost. Whatever is said about the credit crunch, people still want to spoil themselves with bits and pieces, many of the items we sell are every day, essential stuff, but people are "treating" themselves too, to the more luxurious items. I am working the business during school hours - I do some admin and follow up calls when the kids are home and some deliveries to customers when Chris gets home, but I am really getting into it and have already got 2 people in my team!!! I did have another chap, but he packed it in shortly after starting as he decided it was too much like hard work!! Some people have no energy!!! I dismissed Kleeneze for at least 6 months before I took on the challenge though, it isn't mentally demanding, many of the duties are repetitive, but time consuming...Me hobbling about on my crutch and with my little trolley of catalogues takes me 45 min's to deliver 50 catalogues, healthy people do 200 in an hour!! I just keep going at my pace though and I am getting some great customers who I love chatting to...
I hit a bit of a brick wall when I got caught out in the rain delivering yesterday though!! The cold and the wet seemed to get into my bones and I was shattered, shivering and achy all evening and most of today....I was back out in the sunshine by 2pm today delivering another 125 catalogues though!!
I am doing some advertising on line to get more people into my business and to show them the opportunity, the more people I have all doing a little bit, the bigger and better the business will be!!
I am reading a lot of positive attitude literature at the moment, stuff on MLM and direct sales, but also about life coaching and the power of positive attraction. I wasn't sure to start with, but the more your hear (I listen to CDs in the car too!) and read, the more it makes sense really. It is better than being bloody miserable anyway, however you look at it!!!! Michael Heppell is my favourite at the moment, he did a presentation at the Kleeneze Christmas Showcase in September - all about "Being Brilliant" you really need to change your whole way of thinking, talking and even posture to get there...I get updates from his website too which are very inspirational, if you have had a bad day...
Living with any chronic health problem is shitty, no matter how it affects you. It just isn't fair. It would only be fair if EVERYONE had it!! But I have done lots of soul searching and thinking about the better things in my life and on balance, I don't do so bad really. I am still here, I can get around, I am motivated to do things and I am in control of my medication which is controlling my condition, so I am in a good place...I urge anyone who isn't in control, to get that control as soon as you can. I immediately started to take control when I got my confirmed diagnosis and treatment plan. The feelings of limbo before made me feel very sorry for myself and without direction. I know now how to deal with my symptoms and I know my limitations and live within them. Don't get me wrong, I still have very bad days, but generally I know where I am going, how I am going and how much longer than everyone else it is going to take me, but that is fine, because I will get there in the end - probably knackered, sweaty and not looking my best, but I will be there and won't miss out on anything!!
Take care my lovelies and try to get control!!
Much love
Wend x x x x x x
Well, I had a dreadful time in court, going over my ordeal of June 2007 with my previous employers, all for the judges to decide that they didn't have enough time to make a decision and would let us know within 28 days by post!!!! I was stunned that this could happen, but at least all the trauma is gone, I just need to be patient a little while longer, to get my justice. I got a few apologies throughout proceedings, which did mean a lot, so even if I don't get compensated, I have at least been heard and maybe they will consider how they treat people in their business going forward. It was interesting to hear that there are no other disabled people working for them any more!! They need to recruit!!
Well, I am astonishing myself with the energy that I seem to have at the moment, my medication is very well balanced and I am managing to really work hard on my Kleeneze business with some great results!! People do buy from catalogues, especially at this time of year. Many people are already buying for Christmas to spread the cost. Whatever is said about the credit crunch, people still want to spoil themselves with bits and pieces, many of the items we sell are every day, essential stuff, but people are "treating" themselves too, to the more luxurious items. I am working the business during school hours - I do some admin and follow up calls when the kids are home and some deliveries to customers when Chris gets home, but I am really getting into it and have already got 2 people in my team!!! I did have another chap, but he packed it in shortly after starting as he decided it was too much like hard work!! Some people have no energy!!! I dismissed Kleeneze for at least 6 months before I took on the challenge though, it isn't mentally demanding, many of the duties are repetitive, but time consuming...Me hobbling about on my crutch and with my little trolley of catalogues takes me 45 min's to deliver 50 catalogues, healthy people do 200 in an hour!! I just keep going at my pace though and I am getting some great customers who I love chatting to...
I hit a bit of a brick wall when I got caught out in the rain delivering yesterday though!! The cold and the wet seemed to get into my bones and I was shattered, shivering and achy all evening and most of today....I was back out in the sunshine by 2pm today delivering another 125 catalogues though!!
I am doing some advertising on line to get more people into my business and to show them the opportunity, the more people I have all doing a little bit, the bigger and better the business will be!!
I am reading a lot of positive attitude literature at the moment, stuff on MLM and direct sales, but also about life coaching and the power of positive attraction. I wasn't sure to start with, but the more your hear (I listen to CDs in the car too!) and read, the more it makes sense really. It is better than being bloody miserable anyway, however you look at it!!!! Michael Heppell is my favourite at the moment, he did a presentation at the Kleeneze Christmas Showcase in September - all about "Being Brilliant" you really need to change your whole way of thinking, talking and even posture to get there...I get updates from his website too which are very inspirational, if you have had a bad day...
Living with any chronic health problem is shitty, no matter how it affects you. It just isn't fair. It would only be fair if EVERYONE had it!! But I have done lots of soul searching and thinking about the better things in my life and on balance, I don't do so bad really. I am still here, I can get around, I am motivated to do things and I am in control of my medication which is controlling my condition, so I am in a good place...I urge anyone who isn't in control, to get that control as soon as you can. I immediately started to take control when I got my confirmed diagnosis and treatment plan. The feelings of limbo before made me feel very sorry for myself and without direction. I know now how to deal with my symptoms and I know my limitations and live within them. Don't get me wrong, I still have very bad days, but generally I know where I am going, how I am going and how much longer than everyone else it is going to take me, but that is fine, because I will get there in the end - probably knackered, sweaty and not looking my best, but I will be there and won't miss out on anything!!
Take care my lovelies and try to get control!!
Much love
Wend x x x x x x
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