I have been working on building a computer.
I haven’t partaken in the task for years, and considering the headache I have received while doing it, a more relaxed person shouldn’t go ahead and do this undertaking.
It has been a comedy of errors – lost parts, unplugged switches, and phone calls to support.
Through that though, I have discovered a little bit more about myself, and about my work habits.
A few notes:
1 – Calling support will get you more help immediately, but emailing support may get you more depth.
Both give you some more understanding, but calling will get things done a lot quicker. Picking up the phone moves things a long.
2 – Mess takes away from success.
I worked in a dirty room, and my mind felt frazzled. A clean room gave me a little more peace of mind to get working and start making something happen.
3 – Coffee and Red Bulls are friends when used sparingly
I have abstained from caffeine lately. No particular reason – but I found myself just stopping.
I had a cup of coffee yesterday and it sprung my brain into action – unlike I have had in a while. It is a drug and once you remove your tolerance, it works as originally intended.
Hopefully I can move forward and get this done ( I still have a few more things to do, but I am close ) but I will say as frustrating as this has been, I do feel better about myself and I have learned a bit more.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 