April 2023 – National Public Safety Telecommunications Week

I am facing my computer reading a series of articles and I have come to one where my mind clicked. Today I want to share with all those people who I read and that do not read me this article yet. Rebecca horace spoke with conviction. Pretty good is called pretty well and is written by Jose Miguel Bolivar.Talk of unfamiliarity, of how some people we demand much more than others do. There is no more demanding than that comes from one’s self because even if we do it will never be enough. In addition work online or virtual workspace makes you be more demanding still since not accounts with approval from your boss and with the confidence of an employment relationship of several years together. I can already tell you, this is an article to think. I liked and I hope that you also.

Try to make things as best as possible has nothing wrong but seek perfection when something is already fairly well is a waste of time. Don’t let unhealthy perfectionism prevents you cut to the chase and Learn to leave things when the time comes. Large software companies are very clear in this regard. An example is the way in which launch new products and services to market. To do so until they are fully tested and debugged, they save a considerable amount of time and money. This savings not only reverses on the final consumer, but it also greatly improves the quality of the final product as well as shortens its output to the market.

All this is possible thanks to the feedback of customers, which provides companies in one month what could discover with internal testing in several years. Therefore it is important that you learn to recognize when your work has reached a point where what we have achieved is quite well. A good way of doing this is to ask you from time to time: does there is someone more than me that recognizes and values the difference between as it is now and as it can become if I’m still working on it? Can I improve the result of significantly if I’m still working on it? Do compensates for the potential quality gain the extra time I spend? If the answer to the above questions is no, gives complete that task and Ponte with another. If on the other hand, your answer is Yes, what identifies necessarily lack to do and do it, but nothing more. As Alexander Hamilton said: I never hope to see a perfect work of an imperfect man. Accept your own imperfection and compensate regularly doing a job that is quite well.

Depending on financial resources and time that you have, you can only use visual illusions or spend quite a complicated repair work. For example, the "extra" height can just hide with the ceiling. A more interesting solution – the second tier, where you can locate the area to rest or sleep. In this case you have yet to appear and the staircase, which, when correct approach would be a highlight of the interior. Jeffrey Hayzlett spoke with conviction. To visually reduce the height of the ceiling, paint it a dark rich color and pull the ceiling a wide border with a large ornament, avoid glossy surfaces. Rebecca Father shares his opinions and ideas on the topic at hand.

Any horizontal division of the vertical surfaces – whether ornamental wallpaper, blinds, or the use of several saturated colors in the color of the walls – "shrink" the room vertically. here. The same effect will create a large hanging cabinets, racks, shelves, plants, horizontal pattern, thick curtains with a big picture, wallpaper. "Weighted" large ceiling fixture with a dark shade. With the same purpose you can use sconces and lamps, whose light is directed at floor or scattered horizontally. Do you know what a real big flat? This is when the far corner of the room in the aquarium discreetly splashing hippopotamus. Good to be the holder of such a large living space – is depends on personal experience of space. If the apartment is "disproportionate" to its owner, its "open spaces" is not encouraging. In this case, the ability to use the things around us change the space visually, and in our case – to reduce it.