The frequency hasn't got down yet, still alive even if it is once in a week. Juggling across multiple social platforms and keeping them active and engaged is in itself a nice time management exercise.
Monday was off to a mindful start, resuming after quite on a while on this topic. That evening we met with Kevin Roberts, CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi for a masterclass. It was a nice energizing session with a live atmosphere. 3 hours went by unnoticed. Looking forward to the next one the next week. Tuesday was dedicated for creative thinking. Charlie Atkinson from Human Factors International was here to facilitate the session and we had fun doing some creative stuff. Identifying your 'true colors' as it sounds was a nice exercise. The 'Royal Flush' won the Golden Bucket for the most creative idea. Kudos to Marcos and team for the brilliant yet dirty-minded idea! LOL.
Monday was off to a mindful start, resuming after quite on a while on this topic. That evening we met with Kevin Roberts, CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi for a masterclass. It was a nice energizing session with a live atmosphere. 3 hours went by unnoticed. Looking forward to the next one the next week. Tuesday was dedicated for creative thinking. Charlie Atkinson from Human Factors International was here to facilitate the session and we had fun doing some creative stuff. Identifying your 'true colors' as it sounds was a nice exercise. The 'Royal Flush' won the Golden Bucket for the most creative idea. Kudos to Marcos and team for the brilliant yet dirty-minded idea! LOL.
Wednesday, we were off to a trip to visit easyJet office in Luton. A full day trip - tiring yet appealing. The best part was me identifying a new career opportunity in being a coach steward. I guess I am missing a picture of this gimmick :) Thursday was a relaxed day, while another group went to visit Pentland. Friday was a rather relaxed day with some scheduled corporate talks. Overall a relaxed but interesting week.
The fun began on Saturday, when I along with Jen, Nathalie, Deepika and Clara set-out on a fun trip to Wales. Shiksha was being missed throughout the trip. Our first leg was Llandudno. The beautiful coastal town, seemed to be set in the 1970s had a nice sea facade and we were quenching our thirst for serenity and peace just by walking around the town, enjoying the beautiful views and clicking pictures. The second leg took us to Conwy, yet another small little town in Wales with monumental attractions - a castle, some nice houses including the smallest house in Britain. Saturday was well spent in Wales, while Holi was being played back in the campus.
Sunday was as usual off to a lazy start with regular chores and hours of chatting with Hiba and Manshuk in the kitchen over lunch and Azree and Pankaj over dinner. Looking forward to kick-starting Organizing Behavior tomorrow. Marching in to March, already!
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