A Tiring day
Today has been a tiring day. I picked up my kids and helped my daughter send her apprenticeship letter. She was determined to complete her school task and take the next step by applying for an apprentice position. I supported her throughout the process, making sure everything was done correctly. It’s inspiring to see her take responsibility and work toward her goals. Despite being exhausted, I’m proud of her ambition and commitment. Her growth makes the effort worthwhile.
On the other hand, I also need to focus on selling my products. This is an important source of income for our family, and I want to make the most of every opportunity. However, one of the main challenges I face is timing. The best time to sell my products is often during the late afternoon or early evening — the rush hour — when people are finishing work and are more likely to make purchases.
Unfortunately, that’s also the time I need to pick up my daughter from school. This daily responsibility, while important, causes me to miss peak selling hours. It’s a difficult balance between being there for my family and taking care of my business. I try to manage both, but the conflict in timing often forces me to make tough choices, which sometimes results in lost sales and reduced income.
To solve this, I’ve realized that I need to buy a motorcycle for my wife. With a motorcycle, she could help pick up our daughter from school. It would give us more flexibility as a family and help us share responsibilities more efficiently.
If she could take on that task, I would be free to focus on selling during peak hours. That small change could make a big difference in our daily routine and in our income. It’s not just about convenience — it’s about creating a more balanced and productive life for our whole family. Investing in a motorcycle may seem small, but for us, it could be a major step forward.
This is my old motorbike, which I bought in 2009. Despite its age, it still runs smoothly and reliably. The appearance may look dirty and worn out, but the engine remains in good condition. It has served me well over the years, and I still use it whenever needed. It's not pretty, but it works.