Good Morning Readers! Hope you are doing well this fine beginning of the week, my many blessings come your way as we begin this new weekly journey with another MS PAINT MONDAY!!!
--Thoughts of the day--
* So my co-worker is out of the office today therefore I have not only my occasional workload but his as week, so this week's post may be a bit short.
* This makes me think of teamwork, even though it isn't always fun, as I can see today with all the extra work, it is also important in life to have good team work.
* Looking at society's do it yourself mantra that everyone seems to be spewing (unless they feel oppressed by something then suddenly unity is demanded from everyone.) team work is becoming a more situational commodity.
* Doing everything on your own all the time, though impressive also adds a lot of stress and sometimes an air of superiority to a person. Now, let's say that you are all good right now, with everything you built yourself, with no one else, then you will be less likely to ask for help should you ever actually need it. So what would be a small stumble, could become a cataclysmic fall if we close the doors to offering help from another.
* Then again you also need to be smart when you work with a team, that it be a versatile and responsible team members, if you chose people who don't share the same passion/dedication for your project or goal like you do, don't blame other people, blame yourself for joining that team. (If this is a team you were assigned to, then suck it up and make yourself shine, as annoying as that may be.)
As I write this I can see my e-mails filling in with double work load, but before I bounce I give you "Wii Celeste", a casual testament to when team work can be done for fun, 4 years ago, me and 2 other random co-workers got a paid day off for winning a Wii tournament, none of us were particularly amazing at games but we pulled through, that said you never know, perhaps a pair of randoms may be the best motivators in a pool of people. In the wise words of The Shoveler, "Teamwork, YES!"
Much Love, Wachi
* This makes me think of teamwork, even though it isn't always fun, as I can see today with all the extra work, it is also important in life to have good team work.
* Looking at society's do it yourself mantra that everyone seems to be spewing (unless they feel oppressed by something then suddenly unity is demanded from everyone.) team work is becoming a more situational commodity.
* Doing everything on your own all the time, though impressive also adds a lot of stress and sometimes an air of superiority to a person. Now, let's say that you are all good right now, with everything you built yourself, with no one else, then you will be less likely to ask for help should you ever actually need it. So what would be a small stumble, could become a cataclysmic fall if we close the doors to offering help from another.
* Then again you also need to be smart when you work with a team, that it be a versatile and responsible team members, if you chose people who don't share the same passion/dedication for your project or goal like you do, don't blame other people, blame yourself for joining that team. (If this is a team you were assigned to, then suck it up and make yourself shine, as annoying as that may be.)
As I write this I can see my e-mails filling in with double work load, but before I bounce I give you "Wii Celeste", a casual testament to when team work can be done for fun, 4 years ago, me and 2 other random co-workers got a paid day off for winning a Wii tournament, none of us were particularly amazing at games but we pulled through, that said you never know, perhaps a pair of randoms may be the best motivators in a pool of people. In the wise words of The Shoveler, "Teamwork, YES!"
As always, I hope this exercise helps you ease that weekly case of the Mondays and inspires you to start creating new things, and really help expand the creative construct that is your brain! I encourage you to share/send me your own MS Paint Monday creations, if I get enough I plan to do an MS Paint showcase at the end of every week so we can enjoy each other's styles and imaginations.
Much Love, Wachi
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