Except for a pane of glass.

I don’t know how thick, but it was strong enough as I didn’t fall through.

Obvious, really, or I wouldn’t be writing this. Doh.

Today, my wife, our youngest son, and I did the Skywalk in Melbourne.

It’s an interesting experience, as some of you may know, as there are other skywalk experiences in other cities.

Considering that this building in Melbourne is not the tallest in the world and that there are others up to four times taller, the potential for a more extreme experience is out there when we can travel again.

All buildings and cities look very different from overhead than they do on the ground. 

The perspectives change significantly.

The same can be said of your personal experiences.

Things like having projects stall, fail or succeed are not crucial in the overall scheme of life.

They should not determine your happiness. 

Your happiness should be set by your sense that you have done your best with your current knowledge and information.

The outcome can be changed as your experience grows.

But, you have to take some action to get a result that you can build on.

Regards,
Brent.

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I do not suggest you outsource anything until you know how to get the desired result yourself.

Failure to do that will usually mean that you cannot assess the outsourcer’s work or direct it correctly.

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