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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8662479" data-attributes="member: 6855114">No, you took it personnal. It is as simple as that.Barring all the bad events in your life and for these I feel sorry for you, time management might help you or not. An advice is an advice. Nothing more, nothing less. It may have sounded haughty and uncaring because it struck something in you and I am truly sorry for that. It was not my intention at all. Just so you know. My wife is afflicted with a genetic disease and can no longer walk without help from walking aid. Soon, a year, two? If the disease progresses at the same rate she will be in a wheel chair permanently. I do the house work and cooking and soon. And yet, I still have time to have two regular groups and one exhibit games every two weeks. I work an average of 42 hours per week/ 12h per working days not counting over time and still go help my dad and mother with their chores at their home and do charity work on occasion. All this because I have had that simple 40 hours course in time management. I am no superman. But that kind if course helps a lot. But again, an advice is simply that an advice. Take it or leave it. That is your choice, but blaming me for giving it is not a friendly gesture</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8662479, member: 6855114"] No, you took it personnal. It is as simple as that. Barring all the bad events in your life and for these I feel sorry for you, time management might help you or not. An advice is an advice. Nothing more, nothing less. It may have sounded haughty and uncaring because it struck something in you and I am truly sorry for that. It was not my intention at all. Just so you know. My wife is afflicted with a genetic disease and can no longer walk without help from walking aid. Soon, a year, two? If the disease progresses at the same rate she will be in a wheel chair permanently. I do the house work and cooking and soon. And yet, I still have time to have two regular groups and one exhibit games every two weeks. I work an average of 42 hours per week/ 12h per working days not counting over time and still go help my dad and mother with their chores at their home and do charity work on occasion. All this because I have had that simple 40 hours course in time management. I am no superman. But that kind if course helps a lot. But again, an advice is simply that an advice. Take it or leave it. That is your choice, but blaming me for giving it is not a friendly gesture [/QUOTE]

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