Being at the Front isn't all glamour

it can get very intense,

every time you deal with a guest,

it is the "moment of truth",

what do i mean,

every action,

every word,

every sound,

anything you do makes a difference,

it could make a guest happy or turn a happy guest unhappy.

it only gets more intense with...

money involved,

with a drawer of money,

its like having a time bomb,

once you're careless,

you suffer for it.

its gets even more intense when,

you need to juggle between jobs,

act as a Concierge - when guests ask for directions and recommendations,

act as a Sales and Marketing - when guests ask for hotel rates,

act as a butler - to check in the guest,

act as a cashier - when the primary task is to ensure the right amount of money

is gone to the right channel.

as of now,

i'm trying to cope with the stress-level,

as studies have shown if people talk about their problem,

they won't stress on further or worse still

suffer depression - i hope not man.

so i've talked about my problem,

now i will go pamper myself with some good isqueeze massage,

followed by a Cory eye treatment session,

and a face mask,

all of which needed really badly.