Do
you know the worst barrier to making things happen is not even trying?
To
make the Clean up Prostate Cancer project work I really must stop
procrastinating. Those who follow this blog will know I have set myself a
challenge for Prostate Cancer Awareness month. Everyday I am doing something to
raise awareness. Today I went out and about in Ormskirk. I had decided one of
the best spots to spread the message was the local snooker club – 22 Club but
it didn’t stop there as impulse took over.
Many thanks to
- Nicola at the Queen Inn Aughton St, Ormskirk who took a poster to display in the pub and a leaflet to pass on to her Dad.
- Hesford’s Hardware who will be displaying a poster on their front door and took 6 leaflets to pass on to their staff.
- 22 Club who will be displaying a poster.
- Paul at AB Cabs who let me put a poster on their waiting area noticeboard and very willingly said he would distribute Clean up Prostate Cancer quick guides to their 50 drivers. Will drop them off in the week when they arrive from Prostate Cancer UK.
- Chatty man who kept us entertained in the coffee queue. He took a leaflet and was lovely with Marion, my friend, whose husband died of Prostate Caner 2 years ago.
What
a day, not one person I approached hesitated to pitch in. It is a lesson
learned. Don’t spend too long thinking about what might happen, go for it.
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