It must be the start of self-help month! Wayne has handed me another book with instructions to read it "before your interview". It's called The Richest Man in Babylon. Apparently, it is "the most inspiring book on wealth ever written", or so says the blurb on the cover.
And talking of money, I have done my sums again, and the job I'm going for on Friday is not going to be any better paid than the job I'm doing at the moment (if you count the housing benefit etc that I would lose). So, even though I'm quite excited at the prospect of going for interview, I need to think hard about whether it's worth leaving a job I basically enjoy, apart from the workload...
So this is typical me: I weigh up the pros and cons. Then I make a decision. Then I sleep on it. Then I discover another piece of information that makes me change my mind. Then I think I've really made the right decision and I'm going to stick with it.... until I think of something else, and I change my mind again. This can go on and on for ages. Until I actually act on a decision I've made, I am capable of changing my mind many, many times. Does this make me fickle, I wonder?
Let's not be surprised if (a) I decide not to go to the interview on Friday after all, or (b) if I decide I have to commute to London again for a while to make enough money to sort out my finances. Hmmm. Life is interesting.