6 21 2014

Today was a good day.  

Work went smoothly.  My manager talked to me about starting management training class when the current one ends.

I went out and sold my music afterward.

I prayed for abundance the way Joel Osteen recommends in his book, "Break Out."

I felt more confident overall talking to people, promoting, and selling.  I shot another testimonial video and some pictures of this woman's tattoos.

I came up with another idea for a skit. I made my future partner smile.

After a couple of hours, I had sold all but two "Circuitry" CD's.  The last ones are always the hardest to sell.

I sold one and headed home to burn a "Kyube" CD for a woman who promised she would buy one if I brought it to her job today.

When I pulled up, I didn't see her so I headed in to make my usual transaction.  On the way in, I asked a man, Steve Robinson, if he would check out my music.  He said he would because he was tired of the same old thing and bought my two-disc Circuitry set for $30.  Yes, $30.  Thank you Lord and Jesus!

I went in and inquired about the woman who said she would buy my CD.  She had called off.  I commented that it was the second time she had flaked on me (she has my number yet gave no head's up in case I might only be making the trip there for her today; she also previously agreed to go out to eat but wouldn't respond to a confirmation text).

It turns out that it didn't matter whether she was there or not.  I sold the CD I made for her as soon as I got back to my car.  Shoutout to Anika, Steve, and everyone else who has helped me today and each day I sell my music*.

I felt myself getting really sleepy close to 8 p.m. and complained to myself that I wasn't going to be able to stay up late the night before the one day I was able to go in to work later than I usually do.  I decided I would take a nap.

I stopped to get gas on the way home and got a call from my job.  I looked at my phone debating whether I should answer it or not and answered because I figured they probably wanted me to come in at my usual time.  Good call.

I made sure they weren't going to have me work five extra hours for coming in early and that I would have a normal eight hour day and agreed.  Why not?  I was getting ready to go to bed anyway.

Things worked out today.  :)

*I keep a list and will publish it as soon as possible, most likely on Facebook.