Looking Ahead

Many times we experience situations that are beyond our control. We can either have a certain feeling about it, or we can act upon it in a certain way, or both. For example, a few days ago, we had a leak from the roof at the audio room in Flickos. It wasn’t as bad as it could have been, but we still had to shut down all audio operations. I didn’t feel good about this, but I felt that this had to be this way to protect our equipment and customer projects. I then took this as an opportunity to revamp the room to make it more efficient. I would have preferred to do this under better circumstances, but I had to seize the moment. And that simple logical reason is what makes me different from some individuals. I’ve been talking to other people who for whatever reason would concentrate in the situation instead of what should happen next. I would say that for whatever situation you are experiencing, always think about an end goal, about the results, about how it should look, instead of how it looks.