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It has been one of those days I have had to push some jobs out by double force; entering the office early and having to retire late. In short, it has been twelve hours straight. I had some forgone alternatives anyway, something that also in the process delved into my timing of meeting. One of those toughest deliveries is learning something new within a short period. It has been one of those things since early December of last year.

Anyway, I have seen improvement in skills in the process although it is taking my time away from focusing on other things. My focus this year is on making every skill as lucrative as possible or better put, making my time worth much more, without this, it get difficult to scale without this.
Before going any further, the take home lesson today is, TRY, keep trying. And when it seems ALL hopes is lost just insist on another try. Yes, never give up or at least not that easy. Where am I going here? What would you do if you your backup generator got faulty while the former is yet to be repaired? I had such an incident today, our back up gen, developed a fault and what can you say to a metal tank?

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An emergency delivery at hand and general electricity is nowhere to be found. When will The Mechanic arrive for repairs and what probability do we have today. We are not even considering his prepared English to lift the moment when he sees how urgent everything is. Yes, you can pay double.

Well, I had to first introduce my foreknowledge and after several trial on quick service checkup nothing actually worked So what was the main problem of our most preferred gen? The mechanic spoke last and gave us an exorbitant repairs price so I thought we would manage to alternative for the moment.

Alternative is down, quick repairs strategy failed, u guess it time I really know what happened to the former. Knowledge is Power; can you imagine we were parking out gen for a loosened valve after the mechanic had done a quick checkup the day he came?

When I saw that disconnection between the gas supply valve and the carburetor, I was a little curious yet not fully convinced, there was no supply going in. So how did I figure it out? I tried several ways to get it going to no avail (business management is not a day’s job; in the middle of both pressure and expensive and you have to deliver).

I finally had to go check a similar carburetor with a neighbor that has the same and found out that their was connected to the supply pipe. To conclude, let me add, that simple discovery saved the day. I was first able to meet up with urgent demand plus spare the company of some extra expenses.

A good management tactic must say; try that first aid repairs but also make sure you don't spoil anything extra. Frying pan to fire is not a statement you would want to see making up your repairs quotation. I guess it’s time I close my eyes for the day, it has been one heavy day but I am happy it has produced positive results.

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