Hi @tarazkp
That does sound like a very full on day and then some. I must admit that I could understand your concern with the timezones and feeling like they were fresh and you were not. I often feel like that after 2pm especially after I've had to have conversations that require quick thinking (sales does actually require that most times).
As for all the work that came after, it seems like your plate is pretty full. At least you get to acknowledge the fruits of it and feel accomplished at the end result! I couldn't think of a worse thing that working, working, working and feeling like nothing is happening.
Keep the dreams alive, that's the only way they'll ever come to fruition.
This is the challenge I have! I can't think quickly at the best of times, let alone after 8 hours of thought work already under my belt. Obviously, I am not the only one with the problem here :D
work, work, work - but I am looking forward to having a working kitchen :)
I can imagine how much you must be chomping at the bit to get that kitchen sorted now, the end part is always the most anxiety laden.
Yes, I totally am in the same boat with brain-melt by afternoon! I hope that you don't have too many days in succession like that, it is very draining.