Imagine that you change your outgoing message each day on your voicemail. Make up messages for each day of the week. Each can be as long or short as you like.

Imagine that you change your outgoing message each day on your voicemail. Make up messages for each day of the week. Each can be as long or short as you like.
What a good prompt! Here’s what I wrote…
Monday: Hello. Today is a day of unending possibilities. I’ll get back to you when I can.
Tuesday: Hello. Today is still looking fresh and ripe with options and possibilities. I’ll add your message to my list.
Wednesday: Hello. Hump Day. I used to love this day, back in my rat race days — the week was peaking and the weekend loomed. Now, in my post-career Third Act, this mid-week point is catching me by surprise. It heralds the coming end of the business-day week and I’m not ready yet for the week to be on the downward trajectory.
Thursday: Hello. Sorry. No time to chat. Leave a message. I hope to get back to you.
Friday: Hello. Suddenly it’s week’s end. And I’ve managed to check off a few things on my to-do list, including: write. read. submit. plan. repeat. I’ll take note of your message and see what it sparks for me. Who knows where our connection might take us…
Saturday: Hello. I’m out doing domestic chores today. No time for chit chat. Leave a message.
Sunday: Hello. My plan is to be offline today, though probably I’m not achieving that. I hardly ever do. So many sites to check and blogs to read and comments to make. But if you leave a message here, there’s always next week that holds the promise of more time and more opportunity. And, who knows, I may actually be organized enough to return your call. Be well today. And always.
Hello Amanda, This is Sally and I can tell by todays message that your week has been full and you will get back to me. Ta-Ta.
Great job Amanda, what fun you have!