My Actifit Report Card: October 5 2026
Today, I successfully completed an audit for the first time. This was a significant milestone for me because, until now, whenever an audit came up, I would ask a colleague to go instead.
I used to feel I couldn't explain things clearly—unlike them, who could articulate exactly how things worked—so I would send them, believing they would get the job done perfectly.
Eventually, however, the responsibility fell to me. I had attended a few audits previously, but they were usually minor ones where my presence was merely a formality. This time, though, I was assigned to a more substantial audit.
Left with no choice—and despite my dislike for traveling—I set out. I arrived at the town where our head office is located around 4:30 AM, checked into a hotel, and caught some sleep. I woke up at 8:00 AM, got ready, and stepped out for breakfast; I hadn't eaten before leaving because I was carrying heavy files in my bag.
After having breakfast outside and returning to my room to finish getting ready, I booked a Rapido bike. The rider arrived promptly and dropped me at my destination within thirty minutes. Shortly after I arrived, the audit began.
I provided the details for everything they asked about, and they were satisfied with the information. The audit wrapped up by 12:00 PM. When we asked if we could leave, we were told we could.
I felt relieved, thinking, "Thank goodness, it finished so quickly; now I can go back to my room and rest." However, the person who organized the audit wouldn't let us go.
He detained us with flimsy excuses, claiming he needed to meet a superior officer to ask if we were permitted to leave. We ended up waiting for three hours before finally getting permission to depart.
As soon as I stepped out, I headed straight back to my room. It was then that I realized I had answered every question asked during the audit quite well. I understood that this was the first audit I had successfully completed entirely on my own.
The mere thought of it filled me with a sense of quiet joy. I didn't go for a separate walk today; the movement involved in running around for the audit took care of that. Otherwise, the rest of the day went on as usual.
The content is originally written in my native language and converted into English on Google translate
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