Always have backup plans.

Hey there,

It’s your friend, Danny P.

My tip of the day is: Always have backup plans.

I had pre-assigned someone to do a certain task/ job for me today.

This person had several weeks to prepare for it.

I could tell from observation that this individual was not taking the task seriously.

He didn’t do anything during the preparation time. In fact, I even once caught this individual putting his head down and resting.

So, I knew the job didn’t get done.

Most of the time, I have quick, easy-to-implement interventions that I can facilitate based on memory. (That is one backup plan). I also knew I had a little extra time before this session, so, I did prepare the project.

As I expected, the individual was not prepared today. He asked for more time.

I went ahead and implemented the project that I had prepared today.

What does this have to do with you and Continuing Education?

Do you still have time to prepare and obtain the credits that you need?

I suggest getting a few more than minimum needed. Go the extra mile to be on the safe side.

That appears to be a double advantage, more knowledge, and less sweat about it.

As always, DannyPettry.Com is a great backup plan for those of you who may have waited a little too long.

But you there, reading this email. I feel confident that you’re doing the right thing.

Hope you’ll consider taking one of my self-study CEU course as an additional backup.

Go to this link: http://www.dannypettry.com/courses.html

Way to Go CVS pharmacy

Way to go people at CVS pharmacy.

(CVS pharmacy is popular in West Virginia. We have them across the state.)

I stopped by one tonight (on a Sunday) on my way home from work to pick up a few necessities like coca-cola and cookies and bottle water. (you can laugh aloud now at m necessities).

It was 6:30 p.m. on a Sunday night.

The pharmacy section had closed at 6:00 p.m.

A customer showed up in the back and started talking to the pharmacist thorough the shut door.

The customer said, I guess you’re closed up for the night.

The pharmacist said, yes, and asked if the prescription had already been filled that he’d go ahead and get it for him.

The man said, no, it wasn’t called in yet. My wife  cut her eye today and I was hoping to get the ointment tonight to help her.

That pharmacist went ahead and opened up the window. It appeared he was the last one left.

I could tell he was going to go ahead and fill that prescription despite the pharmacy closing 30 minutes prior to this.

I left to the check-out for main store products and I felt glad to know the pharmacist was helping a person despite the pharmacy section being closed.

How does this relate to me? I ask myself how can I give a little more (within healthy boundaries) from time to time to help the patients/ clients who I provide services for.

How does this article relate to you?

Naturally, I want to give you extra care and attention.

I hope you’ll use my program for your CEU needs.

So, go ahead, email me with any questions. I’ll be glad to answer them for you.

You can text me at odd hours too. I often have my cell phone off during the working hours of the day when I’m working as a practitioner.

Got questions?

Read my FAQs and answers here:

http://www.dannypettry.com/FAQ.html

Need CEUs?

Consider taking one of my self-study CEU courses:

http://www.dannypettry.com/courses.html