So I got to the hotel at 6:30am, like the early bird that I am (yeah, right), in the slushiest and most miserable weather ever. Honest to god, I’d never seen snowflakes that big…

Back at the office now, sitting behind this “stupid box” again, blogging and eating before starting real serious work… The good news is that the event’s turnout was great… That’s only because (plug alert) Adobe products are the coolest and they always win over the giant flakes!

Let’s give credit to the organizers as well. 😉

S

“Lose as if you like it; win as if you were used to it.”

— Tommy Hitchcock

Everyday millions of people are losing their hair, going through chemotherapy and now everybody – even in business meetings – is talking about Britney Spears going bald, shaving her hair for more attention!

Who bloody cares?

S

“It’s easy to be brilliant if you are not bothered about being right.”

— Hector McNeil (1907-55)

When you are suffering from the worst hangover in the history, BLOG and it will automatically change your mindset…

It will help to forget about what may have gone wrong and how to focus on what is still going right… It will also help to think happy and be happy!

Yes, it’s really that simple…

S

People are different… It’s up to us how to deal with them; that is, if we ever want to!

Some are unsure of themselves… Some don’t have any faith… Some are hugely imaginative… Some want to be helpful but are not… Some do too much and some too little… Some crave surprises… Some are unshakable… Some think that they can get something out of nothing… Some are worrying all the time… Some get on your nerves…

And some, like me, are completely out of focus today… Well, much better than yesterday, but my productivity is still not at its maximum, which kinda sucks… Especially during this busiest time…

Back to some serious work… Focus, come my way, please… Will blog more later…

S

“Many amateurs still think that when birds sing and hop around, they are being merry and affectionate. They are not, of course; they are being aggressive and demanding the price of a cup of coffee.”

— Miles Kington