Hello SCG,
I believe you had awesome week & that you have shipped your art to the world. This week’s question was inspired by book The Other 90% by Robert K. Cooper, which I am reading at the moment. In its first chapter is author remembering his grandfather, who was asking little Robert every weekend following question:
What did you do this week that made you the proudest?
SCG,
what would your answer to Robert’s grandpa be? I have totally confident there are tons of things, which you have done this week you are proud of.
Back at ya, now.
😉
i.
Inspiring Shipments (#IS) by Ivana Sendecka 
I wrote e-mail to 22 professional guitarists from CandyRat records and asked them for one unconventional tip about learning to play the guitar. I’m going to make one blog post using their answers. I’m wondering how many of them are going to answer, I send them only yesterday evening.
That is wonderful Martin,
do let us know how many have got back at ya.
😉
Keep on rocking & once again thanks for your super cool post.
watched and was proud to be IBMer
IBM Projects and Innovations throughout the years
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Yay, Di that is awesome!;-)
Hello,
First of all, Congratulation for the successful NGLS conference :-).
This week I enjoyed NGLS conference, I spent a quality time with my friends and I have made a presentation for an institute.
It was great week in fact.
Hiya Sid,
thanks for being around NGLS and watching it from distance.
Thumbs up on having quality time with friends, those are things which matters in life!;-)
I like to ask that question on a daily basis. It’s a way of helping sort out priorities and appreciating the journey along the way. By the end of the week, the little snowball adds up.
Yey,
that is brilliant J.D.!
Keep on rolling your snowball day in -day out.
For me, this week (counting the WEEK 3 of 2011), I am mostly proud for one special thing – helping my friend in achieving his dream. As you know, I am/was (still not clear, what’s the current state of me) a member of AIESEC and my friend Sunny decided to go further following his passion for AIESEC & its’ purpose & applied for the international management & leadership board of AIESEC.
And for me it was a pleasure to help him with putting together his thoughts & ideas into the application.
Well, that’s my biggest pleasure & passion – helping others achieving their dreams & passions 🙂
Aaaaa, please, fix that link for meee 😀
Corrected + bravo for helping Sunny to make such important step forward!