Per my evening reminder, I'm thinking about tomorrow and what thoughts might pop up. Already I'm forecasting conflict and failure. I have a couple of meetings for which I'm forecasting conflict and I have my project financial data to retrieve and review which I forecast will be terrible. Here's how I counter these thoughts...
Regarding the meetings, I've met with these people multiple times over the past month or so and they have never been confrontational. They are dedicated and sometimes a bit intense, but never confrontational. If there is an issue, we'll resolve it in a professional manner. There's one more interaction that I MAY have tomorrow, and that one involves a customer. However, this customer has been very easy to deal with and if he doesn't like how I marked up the document, we'll try something else.
Regarding the financial data, I track that weekly. Because I do that there is rarely a big surprise from week to week. If there is a big surprise, it is most likely an error that I can correct. Worst case, an error may take a couple of weeks to correct in the system.
There's really no reason to be stressing about tomorrow.
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