# Daily Updates 2 #

Took a step closer to finishing a job that doesn't suit me at all. Hard to let go of something when you realise you have to stop something because of having poor NT social skills.

Still on the up, I have new horizons and job opportunities opening up and in a job that is an autism fit.

Got the results of my daughters spinal Xray for her scoliosis - now just waiting on the specialist appointment and hoping that Covid doesn't kick off again.

Took a step closer to finishing a job that doesn't suit me at all. Hard to let go of something when you realise you have to stop something because of having poor NT social skills.

Still on the up, I have new horizons and job opportunities opening up and in a job that is an autism fit.

Got the results of my daughters spinal Xray for her scoliosis - now just waiting on the specialist appointment and hoping that Covid doesn't kick off again.

mrs.snooks said:

Hard to let go of something when you realise you have to stop something because of having poor NT social skills.

I'm in a dilemma at the moment. I'm an acting manager (only of two people and they're pretty much self-managing - only took it on because I didn't want someone who didn't know what they were doing managing me) because of various staff move-arounds and although I'm enjoying it, the daily check-in meetings with all the other team leaders are hard work. 

They can take up to an hour and when the exchanges start flowing I find it exhausting just following the conversation. It's just how NT's work together on things and I find it very difficult. It's not as scary now when I feel myself closing down because I know it's my brain trying to process things but how I'm going to manage that or what adjustments could be made long term I'm still figuring that out. 

There's part of me thinking I should let it go. I've got a mentor in the wings so will probably reach out to them and talk through some ideas.