by Russell Hutchinson
Not being able to get things done is a major pain in lockdown. I don’t know about you, but I always struggle with being unable to do the things I like. Meeting people in person is one of the big ones.
Don’t get me wrong, I stick to the rules, and I wear a mask when I am going to be around other people. But the problem of ‘life on hold’ really gets me. I know this is shared by other people.
Some people – probably most of us – can still earn money. We just can’t do as much as we would like.
So, it was a great relief when my wife and I were able to keep a regular appointment with a nutritionist. Sure, it was online, but it was progress. We could still do this.
I think our nutritionist demonstrated great professionalism in the balance of skills that she brought to the meeting – and they are transferable to any advice setting.
Here were the skills that made the appointment worthwhile:
That was a nutritionist, you’d think they would struggle the most online. If they can do it, I thought, I can do it.
Selling the idea that things will be alright in just a few weeks’ time should be easy. Keeping on, one day at a time, trying to make as many things normal as possible. These are good objectives.
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