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| I decided that I cannot stop doing what I have done for 40 years. |
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I have unnecessarily made my life complicated. |
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I've got lots of stuff to deal with. |
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| I have decided to take on all of the management roles* |
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I am finding these challenges a little difficult. |
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I hope to succeed in my tasks. |
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| I convinced myself that I can manage everything* despite seeing how complicated it is. |
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I was not paying attention - as always. |
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I've realised I am a stubborn old sod. (Maybe I don't realise this, because I am a stubborn old sod). |
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| I listened to advice about the complexities of managing a business. |
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I ignored that advise and was not actually giving the advice my full attention. |
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I will need to find someone to help me. |
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| I have changed my mind at various stages in the past 15 months. |
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Nobody has any idea what I am intending to do. |
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I have lost the trust of my staff |
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| Who can I contact for help running the business? |
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Call Simpsons, or employ someone with business management experience. |
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As I'm stubborn, this may take several years, by which time I would have created a gigantic mess. |
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| What would have happened if I was not so stubborn? |
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Everything could have been finalised properly, and I could be playing golf. |
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I am still too stubborn to accept I was wrong. |
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| * I will get someone else to do this most likely. |
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