Mar 29, 2023
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gonna poll the entire internet. what do you think this note says when you first look at it
I didn't realize it, but I've started making as much now as I did at my previous job already (even after expenses), and that's with a 1/2 "full" practice...so maybe I need to assess what I was considering to be "full" for me...like maybe I don't need to see 25 clients a week and work 30/35 hours a week like I was originally thinking (this was a baseless assumption, really, but I'm just used to being crazy busy...). My income goes directly into my business account, so I don't really see it...my focus has been on growing my practice, building my networks, doing some professional learning, etc., so it kind of snuck up on me. I didn't feel like I would be earning much because it doesn't feel like I'm "working" that much. Seriously almost made me cry. It's been a massive transition, and I have been second-guessing myself a ton along the way. Mentally, because of the significance of the change, it's felt like it's been a long time, but really, it's only been since mid-March that I filed my PLLC paperwork with the state; I got an office in April and wasn't planning to see any clients until May 1st (although I did get some early and started in April). Holy sh!t, ya'll. I had to break out a calculator and run the numbers myself with my weekly clients and stare at my account for a full five minutes. It feels surreal. And, I have four new consultations on the calendar for next week.
It is SO COOL, too, to have such an incredible variety of people. I work with four other clinicians which is really awesome--how fun are other therapists to have in therapy! I have some active-duty service members and a couple veterans, some first responders, some college kids, some couples, some new retirees, and a new end-of-life planning client. I'm adding a new pro-bono client, too. Just taking a moment to fully feel the immense gratitude I'm overwhelmed by right now. Cannot believe I get to do this...and on my own terms.
Just got off. The place is a soul sucker
✨Two versions of me at work✨
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Getting maintenance requests from our students is fun, because sometimes it'll be just normal things, like a clogged drain or burnt out lightbulb.
But other times we'll get one that's like "the table leg fell off our table, which is really annoying, because for the last 2 months any time we want to eat dinner we have to put it back in place and balance it just right and then hold it there with several dumbells before we can eat."
My guy, you absolutely did not need to do that. You needed to call us and tell us about it. That's literally all you needed to do. The rest is all you.
And others are like "my bed frame makes a squeaking noise when I roll over. This concerns me greatly, because I sleep there every night and I can never be sure that squeak isn't the sound of my bed frame failing structurally, and I might plummet to my unfortunate death at any moment. I consider this to be a grave threat to my personal safety. Please have this addressed immediately!"
Alright buddy, I don't think that's ever happened and probably never will. Your request will be marked as medium priority with all the other annoying furniture.
Or my personal favorite, "hey, our lights burnt out over the semester and so we basically don't have any working lights in our apartment. We're all pretty okay with that, but Ted's mom came to visit and she says we need lights, so I guess if somebody could fix those that'd be great?"
Do you... Wear headlamps around the house? Feel your way around anytime it's dark out? Echolocate? Please, please give me further information about how you're "pretty okay with that", I'm dying to know. Also shout out to Ted's mom for putting her foot down that lights are kinda important.
It should be illegal for offices to be open on Saturdays.