There we have it.

Stunned and taken aback having been accused of unhealthy obsessions!

Damn.

It did take my breath away and had to sit for a second trying to fathom where such an accusation could have come from.

I am neither the hankering sort, nor the obsessive sort, simply isn't in my nature...very much a loner, far and few people i choose around me and thus the shock.

And then it struck me right across the face like a wet stinky cloth!

Whatever i do, especially when entering into a space new and unknown, where other people may be involved, i try my very best to put my feelers out, ask a select few for advise, inform myself as much as possible on the pitfalls and advantages and then go for it.

Unreserved.

Unapologetic...full of passion, zest and zeal.

I share my passion, i share my plan and i make it known publically.

A marketing strategy of mine, learnt a long long time ago ,is to keep that idea in the minds of potential clients, bringing up the topic and keeping it afresh and worthy of thought and consideration so when the time arises and all ducks are in a row, all the hard work and planning was worth every minute spent.



And if a 'team' has been identified that ticks off all the boxes knowing who the potential clientele is, their concerns and dont's...then it ain't about being obsessed but, rather being excited at the prospect of succeeding and addressing that niche with confidence for the 'team' identified came with high recommendations and made me feel comfortable to work with.

DAMN.


How i shake my head at my stupidity .

I suppose my sort of business acumen is strange to many and for them it is called ..."unhealthy obsessions".

What a flop...and...what a pity. How wrong i was.

RB.