Cleaning LadyI went to a new client’s home recently; she wanted me to organize the entire house room by room, from top to bottom
including the garage (except the attic). She has a full time housekeeper, who must ride a broom vs. use it!

Isn't it fun to be on TV or the radio! Isn't it also funny when you ask yourself "Do I look like that? Talk like that? and someone responds, yeah...exactly that's totally you!"

Wouldn't you think after 47 years (will be 48 on September 10th) I'd "know myself"

Whether your Christian or not you're probably familiar with the scripture (my paraphrased version)
when Jesus said "I'm going away to be with my Father, would you please watch my back?"
Can you imagine going away, asking someone to do something for you (when you're about to die for them)
and they can't be reliable for 6, 8 or 10 hours! It's really a good thing I'm not God, because I'd have
been really ticked off at them and shared my thoughts.  Yet the illustration shows us giving is never

I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve been with senior clients that I’ve had to step in and speak up. It’s not that at one
time in their life they wouldn’t have (ie: a client I have is a retired trail lawyer), its that at this point in their lives
they don’t feel like dealing with it, are confused, shocked or stunned or just don’t want to hassle with the situation.

So what does a “senior advocate” really mean? Advocacy means someone who recommends or supports something or someone.
To speak in favor of something, giving support, helper, somebody who acts or intercedes on the behalf of another,
“lawyer” (lit. or fig.) someone who pleads another’s case. 

Do we have enough hours in the day? Taking time to sleep?
Did God know what he was doing allocating time in a day?

All good questions! If you answered no to (1) one or more you need me!

You have errands.
Lots, way too many to name!
So you head west!
No, no … you don’t leave town…
you call someone to HELP!

To Errand Is Human; to Delegate, Divine 

Time to call an “Extra You”, a new company offering all manner of “life management services”  We pretty much do anything “legal and moral”
(we don’t take suitcases to the airport or little Vicky to Violin practice)

For years and years I attempted like many to stop smoking. Tried and failed, tried various ways, various times. In the good times, and bad.
 
At one time if you told me I'd finally quit by going to a hypnotist, I'd told you "you're crazy" now I'd promote going 110%.
It's not as "wacky weird" as one would think. I recently answered a post off of HARO. The reporter posting was looking to do a story on

Of course she’s the “newborn expert” --- touts having had famous clients and has spots on the news (perhaps from when she first began)…

I was hired to help “organize” the home and get the babies rooms ready for their arrival “to earth” …their new home.
As well as keep the mail under control, pay personal bills, shop on occasion and help “run the house” while everyone adjusted to their new lives.