00:00:03.493 --> 00:00:06.477 And I was being interviewed and he said that the team always
00:00:06.477 --> 00:00:07.993 comes first before the clients.
00:00:09.193 --> 00:00:13.334 So keeping that in mind, the 1st place I always check his teams.
00:00:13.334 --> 00:00:17.539 Uh. So I go in and I see what my friends and colleagues need from
00:00:17.539 --> 00:00:21.043 me and I, you know, anything that's just kind of quick
00:00:21.043 --> 00:00:25.184 personal responses that are not client related. I just throw out
00:00:25.184 --> 00:00:29.262 and get that moving and do those things and then I start making
00:00:29.262 --> 00:00:33.148 my list and my list is usually a pen and paper physical list
00:00:33.148 --> 00:00:37.098 because it just is what works for me rather than asana. And I
00:00:37.098 --> 00:00:38.563 know Laura is like the.
00:00:38.643 --> 00:00:42.985 Utter queen of making tasks in Asana and I applaud her for that
00:00:42.985 --> 00:00:47.260 is not my wheelhouse yet, so I still work pen and paper, but I
00:00:47.260 --> 00:00:51.059 start making a list of the client items that need to be
00:00:51.059 --> 00:00:55.401 handled, responses that need to be made and whatnot, and then I
00:00:55.401 --> 00:00:57.233 move forward into Basecamp.
00:00:58.443 --> 00:01:01.874 And I check and see what's going on there in the same kind of
00:01:01.874 --> 00:01:05.360 thing, I start making a list of what needs to be handled, what
00:01:05.360 --> 00:01:08.293 needs to be responded to, what needs to be dug into.
00:01:09.393 --> 00:01:13.769 And next to do the same thing with my emails and finally check
00:01:13.769 --> 00:01:18.214 Asana and at that point I kind of sit down with my calendar and
00:01:18.214 --> 00:01:22.659 the list I have made and I block out time and I say you know, I
00:01:22.659 --> 00:01:26.966 know this task is going to take me this long and so I'm gonna
00:01:26.966 --> 00:01:31.064 put it here where I have a window for that and I just kind
00:01:31.064 --> 00:01:35.092 of hash out my day in a way where I can get to the things
00:01:35.092 --> 00:01:38.843 that need to get done in a prioritized way. And then.
00:01:38.923 --> 00:01:42.594 I dig in so one of the first things they always do when I am
00:01:42.594 --> 00:01:46.446 done making that list before I kind of dig into all the rest of
00:01:46.446 --> 00:01:50.117 the meaty items is I always try to make a pass through needs
00:01:50.117 --> 00:01:53.968 reallocation as kind of like the last admin thing I do before I
00:01:53.968 --> 00:01:57.699 start digging into client stuff. So go through that, find out
00:01:57.699 --> 00:02:01.370 what's what there and keep that clear of my stuff so that it
00:02:01.370 --> 00:02:05.161 doesn't build up because I find that at least for me, if I let
00:02:05.161 --> 00:02:09.073 it build up, it is overwhelming to move through that giant list.
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00:02:12.123 --> 00:02:15.807 So that is my admin morning and then I move into, uh, all the
00:02:15.807 --> 00:02:19.551 chunks of client work for the day and one call out that I made
00:02:19.551 --> 00:02:22.819 to Jessica and I will make to everyone here except for
00:02:22.819 --> 00:02:25.968 Stephanie because she can't control this because her
00:02:25.968 --> 00:02:29.653 calendar is insane. But when you can make sure you're leaving
00:02:29.653 --> 00:02:33.456 yourself sometimes to at least stand up and go to the bathroom.
00:02:33.456 --> 00:02:35.773 You know, please for all of our sakes.
00:02:40.413 --> 00:02:43.858 I mean, I just, but you know, there's there's work that we
00:02:43.858 --> 00:02:47.594 actually need to get done in the day. So when you bash yourself
00:02:47.594 --> 00:02:51.097 meeting, meeting, meeting, meeting all day long, it's gonna
00:02:51.097 --> 00:02:54.308 get hard to get through all those things that actually
00:02:54.308 --> 00:02:57.869 require your attention. And I while I understand a lot of us
00:02:57.869 --> 00:03:01.430 have to do it, a lot of the times, I'm not a big fan of left
00:03:01.430 --> 00:03:04.933 earing despite the fact that it's how Chris thrives. I like
00:03:04.613 --> 00:03:05.533 Ohh.
00:03:04.933 --> 00:03:08.319 to actually focus on the meetings I'm in rather than half
00:03:08.319 --> 00:03:08.903 listening.
00:03:09.033 --> 00:03:09.913 Half working.
00:03:10.933 --> 00:03:12.023 To that is.
00:03:11.343 --> 00:03:19.494 I would like to add to that that from my perspective I would say
00:03:19.494 --> 00:03:25.513 no, you cannot left ear a meeting I have tried.
00:03:26.433 --> 00:03:32.539 And it is not effective and you are literally wasting your time
00:03:29.783 --> 00:03:30.333 Azar.
00:03:32.539 --> 00:03:38.836 and everybody else's. Just don't do it. It's not an option and it
00:03:38.393 --> 00:03:39.263 Here here.
00:03:38.836 --> 00:03:39.313 will.
00:03:40.723 --> 00:03:44.413 It will end up with a bit of a pool noodle so.
00:03:44.603 --> 00:03:45.153 Yes.
00:03:45.813 --> 00:03:46.493 Not.
00:03:45.873 --> 00:03:48.063 I'm so glad to have that said. Thank you.
00:03:48.413 --> 00:03:51.663 Not a clarity project manager option.
00:03:55.283 --> 00:04:00.704 I support. I support, so yeah, that that is my. That is my
00:03:57.183 --> 00:03:57.573 Sorry.
00:04:00.704 --> 00:04:02.633 perspective and then.
00:04:04.363 --> 00:04:08.243 One other item I wanted to call out is time logs. I know that
00:04:08.243 --> 00:04:11.998 those can be hard to do, and Stephanie and I have discussed
00:04:11.998 --> 00:04:15.879 dueling methods that have worked for us. It's definitely said
00:04:15.879 --> 00:04:19.634 that when she started out as a PM, it made sense for her to
00:04:19.634 --> 00:04:23.514 like log throughout the day and in keeping with my I love pen
00:04:23.514 --> 00:04:27.081 and paper thing. That is not what works for me. I have a
00:04:27.081 --> 00:04:31.024 notebook that I keep by my side all day long that has a record
00:04:31.024 --> 00:04:34.153 of what I'm working on and for how long, just in.
00:04:34.263 --> 00:04:37.412 You know, pen and paper with client abbreviations and how
00:04:37.412 --> 00:04:40.887 many minutes I spent on whatever that task was. And then I keep
00:04:40.887 --> 00:04:44.145 that throughout the day and at the end of the day, the very
00:04:44.145 --> 00:04:47.403 last thing I do, which to me really puts a button on my day
00:04:47.403 --> 00:04:50.932 and kind of lets me say, OK, I'm unplugging now. This is my time
00:04:50.932 --> 00:04:54.299 to move into the evening for, you know, my life and that kind
00:04:54.299 --> 00:04:57.665 of stuff is I do my timelogs, I put it all in. I write it all
00:04:57.665 --> 00:05:01.031 down and I say, yay. I did good today. Pat myself on the back
00:05:01.031 --> 00:05:02.443 and then I go have dinner.
00:05:04.813 --> 00:05:07.723 I have actually adopted the Mickey method.
00:05:07.803 --> 00:05:12.763 Umm, it was effective for me when I was.
00:05:13.603 --> 00:05:18.603 Better at managing my calendar and could actually take a minute
00:05:18.603 --> 00:05:22.977 and put my time logs in throughout the course of a day.
00:05:22.977 --> 00:05:28.133 So it's it's one of those things that is really up to each one of
00:05:28.133 --> 00:05:33.133 you and how you want to handle that. But I will say in terms of
00:05:33.133 --> 00:05:33.523 that.
00:05:34.683 --> 00:05:35.483 For.
00:05:36.443 --> 00:05:37.283 Not only.
00:05:37.353 --> 00:05:37.633 Me.
00:05:38.073 --> 00:05:44.245 A proper tracking to make sure that we understand the level of
00:05:44.245 --> 00:05:50.123 work that's going in on a given project and can help adjust
00:05:50.123 --> 00:05:53.943 allocation for everybody on this team.
00:05:55.443 --> 00:06:00.586 Additionally, if if we're honest about the hours that we're
00:06:00.586 --> 00:06:05.644 spending for every single client, that's gonna have such a
00:06:05.644 --> 00:06:10.701 huge impact overall on clarity as a whole. First off, it's
00:06:10.701 --> 00:06:15.930 going to allow us to really understand what needs to go into
00:06:15.930 --> 00:06:21.502 that and we can manage and make adjustments to that project line
00:06:21.502 --> 00:06:24.673 item, not only at the sales process.
00:06:24.753 --> 00:06:28.567 After architecture and as we kind of dive in so that we're
00:06:28.567 --> 00:06:32.445 getting closer to the accurate estimations to help make our
00:06:32.445 --> 00:06:36.000 lives easier in those conversations with clients. When
00:06:36.000 --> 00:06:39.750 that line item goes over. Additionally, at the end of the
00:06:39.750 --> 00:06:43.499 day, if you're working on something for a client, and I'm
00:06:43.499 --> 00:06:47.118 sure you've all heard Brandon and I say this probably a
00:06:47.118 --> 00:06:51.062 million times, if that client didn't didn't exist, would you
00:06:51.062 --> 00:06:54.681 be doing that task? And if so then or if not, then it's
00:06:54.681 --> 00:06:55.263 billable.
00:06:55.833 --> 00:06:59.367 And we need to be able to account for that because that
00:06:59.367 --> 00:07:03.406 has a direct impact on clarity's bottom line, which essentially
00:07:03.406 --> 00:07:07.509 is a turn around for all of you that has a direct impact on your
00:07:07.509 --> 00:07:10.033 bottom line, your dollars, your pocket.
00:07:10.833 --> 00:07:14.795 So I want you guys to think about that every time you're
00:07:14.795 --> 00:07:19.174 like, ah, do I really have to bill this client for this little
00:07:19.174 --> 00:07:23.483 tiny thing? They're taking money directly out of your pocket.
00:07:25.633 --> 00:07:29.574 You're not gonna let if you were a cashier at Walmart, you're not
00:07:29.574 --> 00:07:33.275 gonna let somebody walk through the line with an item and not
00:07:33.275 --> 00:07:36.559 pay for it? That's a basic expectation of the job, and
00:07:36.559 --> 00:07:40.380 that's one of the things that, you know, I really, really wanna
00:07:40.380 --> 00:07:43.903 stress, even though it can have a little bit of an impact.
00:07:44.943 --> 00:07:49.239 On some of those client calls and having the conversation with
00:07:49.239 --> 00:07:53.262 the project line item going over. But if you really really
00:07:53.262 --> 00:07:57.557 boil it down, we are the face of that project and without you,
00:07:57.557 --> 00:08:01.853 without your direct involvement and your hand in that project.
00:08:02.473 --> 00:08:06.497 It would not be successful. We would not be able to have the
00:08:06.497 --> 00:08:10.258 level of communication that we need to have a project be
00:08:10.258 --> 00:08:14.150 completed. So your time is incredibly valuable. Everything
00:08:14.150 --> 00:08:18.372 you're doing is amazing. To help drive that project forward for
00:08:18.372 --> 00:08:22.660 those clients and you need to be respecting your time as well as
00:08:22.660 --> 00:08:24.573 being honest with the client.
00:08:25.673 --> 00:08:29.223 OK. And Ted, talk by staff back over to you, Mickey.
00:08:29.993 --> 00:08:33.512 Thank you 70. Ohh and I will just second that completely.
00:08:33.512 --> 00:08:37.335 That is a big part of why I do what I do for admin time in the
00:08:37.335 --> 00:08:41.218 morning and I don't, you know, allow myself to get pulled right
00:08:41.218 --> 00:08:44.676 into reacting to immediate emails. I know that we do set
00:08:44.676 --> 00:08:48.438 ourselves a goal of responding to client stuff within like an
00:08:48.438 --> 00:08:52.017 hour, but that's part of the reason why I give myself that
00:08:52.017 --> 00:08:55.597 hour of admin time in the morning. I make the list of what
00:08:55.597 --> 00:08:59.359 needs to get done and then I invest the time in it and I make
00:08:59.359 --> 00:09:01.543 sure I am billing it to the client.
00:09:01.663 --> 00:09:05.439 Instead of just firing off an e-mail back to somebody that was
00:09:05.439 --> 00:09:09.096 a client e-mail and then not counting that 5 minutes that is
00:09:09.096 --> 00:09:12.512 I spent writing that e-mail because that's that's client
00:09:12.512 --> 00:09:16.468 time. So instead of reacting and just doing the e-mail, I make it
00:09:16.468 --> 00:09:20.244 part of my list and then I come back to it when I'm saying OK,
00:09:20.244 --> 00:09:24.140 this is a chunk of time for desk or this is a chunk of time for,
00:09:24.140 --> 00:09:27.916 you know, GEM or whatever and make that part of what I do. And
00:09:27.916 --> 00:09:31.273 you know, I do everything in my power to hit that hour.
00:09:31.653 --> 00:09:35.380 Response time. Of course you know, but I definitely pay
00:09:35.380 --> 00:09:39.507 attention to not just reacting and to actually having like, a
00:09:39.507 --> 00:09:41.903 proactive plan of work for the day.
00:09:43.183 --> 00:09:45.633 You're awful. Love that.
00:09:43.583 --> 00:09:43.893 Yeah.
00:09:46.523 --> 00:09:50.924 That is my speech that is pretty much all she wrote. The only
00:09:50.924 --> 00:09:55.609 other thing I will call out is I a more weekly ritual rather than
00:09:55.609 --> 00:09:59.939 daily. I always set myself a chunk of time on Mondays before
00:09:59.939 --> 00:10:04.269 the invoice meeting to sit down and go through my each of my
00:10:04.269 --> 00:10:08.671 projects and write myself notes on where they are, where they
00:10:08.671 --> 00:10:13.214 need to be, what they need from me in the next week. And then I
00:10:13.214 --> 00:10:16.053 just stick that posted note into my my.
00:10:16.373 --> 00:10:19.705 Hours notebook and I just checked back on it throughout
00:10:19.705 --> 00:10:23.394 the week. Like did I do this? Did I meet this goal? Where are
00:10:23.394 --> 00:10:27.202 we? Have I done all the things? Do I need other things? And you
00:10:27.202 --> 00:10:31.010 know, just kind of use that as a check in and that is something
00:10:31.010 --> 00:10:34.937 that really works for me. I know a lot of people have whiteboards
00:10:34.937 --> 00:10:38.448 and chalk walls and all those kind of fun things. And then
00:10:38.448 --> 00:10:41.721 anything that you can use to call yourself back to the
00:10:41.721 --> 00:10:45.469 priorities that you set and you know, you need to meet I think
00:10:45.469 --> 00:10:46.183 is epic. So.
00:10:47.143 --> 00:10:50.931 Thank you for giving me a soapbox, Stephanie. I appreciate
00:10:47.563 --> 00:10:47.993 Umm.
00:10:50.931 --> 00:10:51.123 it.
00:10:51.373 --> 00:10:55.324 Any time you take that soapbox and run with it, I have a couple
00:10:55.324 --> 00:10:57.053 of questions for you though.
00:10:57.533 --> 00:10:58.183 Please.
00:10:58.353 --> 00:11:00.723 Not to put you on the hotspot or maybe I am.
00:11:01.933 --> 00:11:08.762 And how do you handle the timing and action items that come from
00:11:08.762 --> 00:11:11.703 meetings and the follow-ups?
00:11:12.893 --> 00:11:16.831 So I always keep a spare clean non hours related notebook as
00:11:16.831 --> 00:11:20.834 well on my desk and when we're in meetings I make my notes as
00:11:20.834 --> 00:11:25.031 to what needs to happen and what I'm being called to do in those
00:11:25.031 --> 00:11:28.646 meetings so that I walk away with action items and if I
00:11:28.646 --> 00:11:32.778 cannot tackle them, if they're not an action item that I can do
00:11:32.778 --> 00:11:36.716 a thing right after the meeting or write in my next block of
00:11:36.716 --> 00:11:40.332 time for that client. That is definitely something that
00:11:40.332 --> 00:11:43.043 deserves and asana task and or a post it.
00:11:43.253 --> 00:11:47.799 In my notebook for future attention, so that is how I
00:11:47.799 --> 00:11:49.483 manage those things.
00:11:50.563 --> 00:11:53.993 Awesome. Umm, do you typically?
00:11:54.923 --> 00:11:57.753 Uh, have a process in place to.
00:11:59.773 --> 00:12:03.888 Upload the recording and the notes to basecamp and when when
00:12:01.843 --> 00:12:02.353 Oh yes.
00:12:03.888 --> 00:12:08.341 does that occur for you? Is that something you do right after the
00:12:08.341 --> 00:12:12.524 call, or is that something you kind of note to make sure that
00:12:12.524 --> 00:12:14.413 you follow up on afterwards?
00:12:15.373 --> 00:12:18.962 If I try really hard to give myself at least a small window
00:12:18.962 --> 00:12:22.730 after each client called to do those things, because for me it
00:12:22.730 --> 00:12:26.557 works better to get it done. You know, I have a tendency to, as
00:12:26.557 --> 00:12:30.146 I'm sure we all do, out of sight, out of mind, and if I let
00:12:30.146 --> 00:12:33.675 it slip, you know it might fall off my attention. So I try
00:12:33.675 --> 00:12:37.263 really hard to leave myself a window to put any final notes
00:12:37.263 --> 00:12:41.031 onto the meeting agenda document that I had created before the
00:12:41.031 --> 00:12:44.441 meeting and then upload that to basecamp to download the
00:12:44.441 --> 00:12:46.773 recording and immediately put that up.
00:12:46.923 --> 00:12:50.541 And the PSR if it was a client meeting in which I presented one
00:12:50.541 --> 00:12:53.819 of those biweekly. So I tried really hard to get those up
00:12:53.819 --> 00:12:57.493 right away afterwards, not only for myself and for making sure I
00:12:57.493 --> 00:13:01.224 don't have that out of sight out of mind moment, but also for the
00:13:01.224 --> 00:13:02.863 client. I feel like it shows.
00:13:03.613 --> 00:13:04.843 A level of attention.
00:13:06.103 --> 00:13:10.103 That they are immediately seeing an e-mail from me saying, you
00:13:10.103 --> 00:13:14.231 know, like, hey, I filed all the documents that we created. I am
00:13:14.231 --> 00:13:18.358 putting in perpetuity everything we talked about and you can see
00:13:18.358 --> 00:13:22.104 that much like Caroline does with our OPS reviews, you get
00:13:22.104 --> 00:13:25.850 that e-mail from her not long after that says, hey, here's
00:13:25.850 --> 00:13:29.533 everything we talked about. So that's what I tried to do.
00:13:27.813 --> 00:13:28.423 Awesome.
00:13:31.263 --> 00:13:32.633 What sort of?
00:13:33.693 --> 00:13:39.623 Fallout do you think would come from not doing those steps?
00:13:41.743 --> 00:13:45.184 So anytime I find myself not doing the things I know I need
00:13:45.184 --> 00:13:48.911 to do, it's it's like that same sensation of like when you don't
00:13:48.911 --> 00:13:52.295 get up the little extra bit early and go for your walk and
00:13:52.295 --> 00:13:55.506 have your coffee and do your normal things. Like I find
00:13:55.506 --> 00:13:59.119 myself feeling the whole day is just like chaos and, you know,
00:13:59.119 --> 00:14:02.674 playing whack a mole and getting clobbered by one thing after
00:14:02.674 --> 00:14:03.133 another.
00:14:03.473 --> 00:14:08.018 Umm, you know? So for me, if I don't follow the plan, I feel
00:14:08.018 --> 00:14:12.712 underwater and I feel like I'm just like fighting all day long
00:14:12.712 --> 00:14:17.183 as opposed to if I use the plan and have a system in place.
00:14:18.003 --> 00:14:20.233 It feels like productive.
00:14:21.683 --> 00:14:24.412 So imming, you know, like I'm moving through the water, I'm
00:14:23.003 --> 00:14:23.463 Umm.
00:14:24.412 --> 00:14:27.233 getting things done. I'm not drowning, you know, I know where
00:14:27.233 --> 00:14:27.733 I'm headed.
00:14:28.583 --> 00:14:32.993 I wave my come, but I'm like on a good path as opposed to just
00:14:32.993 --> 00:14:37.613 feeling like somebody's dragging me down into the depths. And I'm
00:14:37.613 --> 00:14:38.313 gonna die.
00:14:41.903 --> 00:14:46.670 Thank you very, very well done, beautifully executed. I would
00:14:46.670 --> 00:14:51.437 like to take just a couple of minutes and kind of walk around
00:14:51.437 --> 00:14:56.358 the room, see if anyone else has anything that they want to add
00:14:56.358 --> 00:15:01.125 in terms of how they organize their days just to kind of give
00:15:01.125 --> 00:15:03.893 some additional hints and tips for.
00:15:04.953 --> 00:15:09.582 You know, reminders most mostly for me. Not gonna lie, but also
00:15:09.582 --> 00:15:14.067 for our newer team members and kind of helping make sure that
00:15:14.067 --> 00:15:15.803 everybody's on track so.
00:15:16.343 --> 00:15:21.307 Uh, Charlie, anything that Micki didn't cover that you'd use as
00:15:21.307 --> 00:15:23.013 an organizational tip?
00:15:25.803 --> 00:15:31.801 So I I tend to sort of migrate from from 1 mechanism to
00:15:31.801 --> 00:15:38.014 another. I'll take notes in various tabs in Notepad++ and
00:15:38.014 --> 00:15:45.083 then when I feel like I have too many follow-ups to track there I
00:15:45.083 --> 00:15:50.653 sit down and I address or transcribe everything to.
00:15:51.833 --> 00:15:55.716 Maybe one note. And then when I feel like that's overwhelmed, I
00:15:55.716 --> 00:15:59.356 review it all and I move to rocketbook. So I'm in sort of a
00:15:59.356 --> 00:16:02.936 constant rotation of which mechanism I'm doing. It's never
00:16:02.936 --> 00:16:06.273 more than one at a time because you'll lose your mind.
00:16:07.373 --> 00:16:11.963 But I probably move from one to another.
00:16:13.663 --> 00:16:18.492 Monthly ish. The other thing that I thought was it really
00:16:18.492 --> 00:16:23.737 interesting or surprising to me was Mickey and Stephanie don't
00:16:23.737 --> 00:16:28.982 track their time the way I do. I those make sense to me, but I
00:16:28.982 --> 00:16:33.894 never thought of either one of them. I track my time in 15
00:16:33.894 --> 00:16:38.473 minute increments within Outlook and the next morning.
00:16:38.943 --> 00:16:44.723 Umm I I enter it all into EP as part of the early morning.
00:16:45.173 --> 00:16:46.953 Uh. Process?
00:16:48.603 --> 00:16:51.693 Can we unpack that for a second?
00:16:52.713 --> 00:16:53.093 Sure.
00:16:53.653 --> 00:16:58.523 How do you how do you do that in Outlook? What do you how what?
00:16:57.343 --> 00:16:59.933 So hang on a second and I will share.
00:17:00.663 --> 00:17:01.353 What?
00:17:04.013 --> 00:17:06.423 So this is my week.
00:17:06.043 --> 00:17:07.943 Ohh, your calendar OK.
00:17:07.993 --> 00:17:13.469 Yeah. And so if I'm, you'll never see a gap because as I'm
00:17:13.469 --> 00:17:17.553 going through the day, I record what I did.
00:17:18.283 --> 00:17:21.933 So even if I didn't, even if I didn't have a meeting.
00:17:18.853 --> 00:17:19.973 Ohh.
00:17:23.063 --> 00:17:28.621 Like OK at at? On Wednesday at 8:30. I I was sending emails for
00:17:28.621 --> 00:17:34.266 CMMC, so I recorded it. And then I did EP work. And then I did a
00:17:34.266 --> 00:17:39.651 backlog review for bid. And so I always have it. And then the
00:17:39.651 --> 00:17:42.343 other thing that I've added is.
00:17:44.083 --> 00:17:48.475 When I record it into EP like the first step that I do on
00:17:48.475 --> 00:17:53.321 recording the prior days hours is I step through and everything
00:17:53.321 --> 00:17:55.593 that's billable, I flag green.
00:17:56.553 --> 00:18:00.492 And that way, if I see a day that's full of blue, that is the
00:18:00.492 --> 00:18:04.495 default color in Outlook. I know I haven't logged it. And if I
00:18:04.495 --> 00:18:08.307 say to I damn well better get them recorded before Caroline
00:18:08.307 --> 00:18:09.323 rolls into work.
00:18:10.863 --> 00:18:11.343 Umm.
00:18:11.243 --> 00:18:12.233 Interesting.
00:18:12.853 --> 00:18:16.261 And the other thing now sometimes, like, OK, this
00:18:16.261 --> 00:18:20.624 meeting shows up in my calendar, but I was not actually on this
00:18:20.624 --> 00:18:23.623 meeting because I was over in this meeting.
00:18:24.923 --> 00:18:28.852 And you've just gotta get that recorded like the next morning
00:18:28.852 --> 00:18:32.781 at the latest, because otherwise you're gonna wind up billing
00:18:32.781 --> 00:18:36.203 things that didn't actually happen, like Tom's truck.
00:18:37.403 --> 00:18:40.682 That was 1/2 hour meeting. We had booked it in here as an
00:18:40.682 --> 00:18:44.075 hour. I can't shorten this without sending a meeting update
00:18:44.075 --> 00:18:47.637 to everybody on the call. So I wanna get that recorded as soon
00:18:47.637 --> 00:18:51.142 as possible so I don't bill that client an hour for that call
00:18:51.142 --> 00:18:53.573 when we were really only together for 1/2.
00:18:54.053 --> 00:18:57.083 Umm, that was my next question is how do you?
00:18:58.543 --> 00:19:01.933 How do you sort of accommodate for, you know like?
00:19:03.053 --> 00:19:03.653 That.
00:19:04.413 --> 00:19:07.923 Amy, correct me if I'm wrong, but with a step or.
00:19:09.133 --> 00:19:13.350 I think it was step this last week where I was only in there
00:19:12.523 --> 00:19:13.163 It was pro.
00:19:13.350 --> 00:19:14.733 for like 15 minutes.
00:19:15.403 --> 00:19:16.493 Ohh step yeah, yeah.
00:19:15.523 --> 00:19:17.783 And then, yeah, so.
00:19:17.263 --> 00:19:18.413 Yeah. So like.
00:19:19.163 --> 00:19:20.063 And and and.
00:19:21.183 --> 00:19:25.984 Essentially like if I had to do down the road, if I had to do an
00:19:25.984 --> 00:19:30.562 audit and justify my time for a client, what I record and the
00:19:30.562 --> 00:19:35.068 volume of data that I enter into EP in conjunction with this
00:19:35.068 --> 00:19:39.499 calendar would allow it to be very reliably reproduced such
00:19:39.499 --> 00:19:44.004 that, for instance, the shred session sits on here as a full
00:19:44.004 --> 00:19:44.373 hour.
00:19:45.513 --> 00:19:49.071 I was only in that meeting for 15 minutes. I showed up long
00:19:49.071 --> 00:19:52.748 enough to **** in and interrupt micki because I'm a jerk that
00:19:52.748 --> 00:19:55.773 way sometimes. And then I moved on to a CMMC call.
00:19:56.323 --> 00:19:58.353 That's what the shred sessions are for.
00:19:59.143 --> 00:20:00.793 Umm it?
00:20:00.163 --> 00:20:00.963 That's what I said.
00:20:01.593 --> 00:20:06.382 And so, you know, you wind up with, I know I might not know,
00:20:06.382 --> 00:20:11.093 you know, in three months time that I didn't have the shred
00:20:11.093 --> 00:20:15.960 session, the Wednesday meeting going in one session and me in
00:20:15.960 --> 00:20:20.985 another other than I can't left ear things. So I don't but like
00:20:20.985 --> 00:20:25.774 I might not know that but if I go back and I look at my time
00:20:25.774 --> 00:20:28.993 log for the day under internal meetings.
00:20:29.723 --> 00:20:30.963 I will have recorded.
00:20:32.253 --> 00:20:36.280 30 minutes for the blockbuster cause. Orange is internal
00:20:36.280 --> 00:20:40.871 meetings. UMI will have recorded 30 minutes for that and only 15
00:20:40.871 --> 00:20:45.039 minutes for that such that that line entry shows those two
00:20:45.039 --> 00:20:47.653 items. But it's only a combined .75.
00:20:49.393 --> 00:20:50.973 OK, got it.
00:20:53.373 --> 00:20:57.447 So I'm curious though in terms of and definitely not
00:20:57.447 --> 00:21:01.290 disparaging anybody's methodology, but one of the
00:21:01.290 --> 00:21:06.286 things that I want us to also be thinking about as we're kind of
00:21:06.286 --> 00:21:11.282 diving in on this topic is just the overall efficiency of how we
00:21:11.282 --> 00:21:14.433 are organizing our days. And so if it's.
00:21:15.483 --> 00:21:20.369 You know, writing things down or taking notes or blocking things
00:21:20.369 --> 00:21:24.278 off in our calendars like no matter, no matter what
00:21:24.278 --> 00:21:26.383 methodology you use and I'm.
00:21:26.543 --> 00:21:30.978 You know, that's I totally up to you guys, but I also want us to
00:21:30.978 --> 00:21:35.140 think about like the efficiency of that and making sure that
00:21:35.140 --> 00:21:39.507 like as we're kind of diving in on these subjects together as a
00:21:39.507 --> 00:21:43.191 team that we're thinking about ways for us to improve
00:21:43.191 --> 00:21:47.012 efficiency for everybody altogether. So I'm curious, do
00:21:47.012 --> 00:21:50.560 you find this method is relatively quick for you to
00:21:50.560 --> 00:21:54.653 update during the course of a day or is this something that
00:21:54.653 --> 00:21:56.973 you know you may be set down and?
00:21:57.063 --> 00:22:00.723 It it takes like half an hour to kind of adjust everything and
00:22:00.723 --> 00:22:04.208 that's general admin time or just just out of curiosity and
00:22:03.753 --> 00:22:04.163 Ohh.
00:22:04.208 --> 00:22:06.183 that's a question for Mickey too.
00:22:06.913 --> 00:22:11.903 For for me this is real time because I'm already using
00:22:11.903 --> 00:22:17.709 outlook for my schedule and to see what's coming next. What I'm
00:22:17.709 --> 00:22:23.425 booked with a client for and so all I'm doing is is, you know,
00:22:23.425 --> 00:22:24.423 blocking a.
00:22:25.223 --> 00:22:30.613 Blocking a brief moment in time and typing what I did.
00:22:32.623 --> 00:22:36.918 Let's I'm not wonder if this is helpful. So like as I enter the
00:22:36.918 --> 00:22:37.253 week.
00:22:38.023 --> 00:22:39.953 Like this is what next week looks like.
00:22:41.223 --> 00:22:44.993 There are gaps, right? I can schedule additional meetings.
00:22:45.423 --> 00:22:49.264 Umm, but you know Sprint planning. We're all meeting
00:22:49.264 --> 00:22:50.423 heavy that week.
00:22:51.793 --> 00:22:52.303 But.
00:22:53.093 --> 00:22:53.973 It's uh.
00:22:55.233 --> 00:23:00.107 The blocks are there and this is just. Ohh well Justin Sacco just
00:23:00.107 --> 00:23:04.833 said hey, do you have a second to chat? Yeah, I hit the project
00:23:04.833 --> 00:23:09.412 name and talk to Sacco and it's done and I can reproduce that
00:23:09.412 --> 00:23:13.843 later. Now I gotta delete it off because that's future and.
00:23:15.393 --> 00:23:17.973 But so for me that's quick.
00:23:18.903 --> 00:23:19.393 Got it.
00:23:20.463 --> 00:23:23.697 And for me, in terms of keeping my time logs in my notebook, I
00:23:23.697 --> 00:23:26.777 have a column all the way to the left that I do the project
00:23:26.777 --> 00:23:29.857 acronym and how much time I spent. So at the end of the day
00:23:29.857 --> 00:23:33.040 it's literally like a quick add up like ohh I see alright. He
00:23:33.040 --> 00:23:36.326 was on here three times and the those chunks total, you know an
00:23:36.326 --> 00:23:37.763 hour and a half or whatever.
00:23:38.413 --> 00:23:41.352 Yeah, that's super quick. I'd say I probably spend 5 minutes
00:23:41.352 --> 00:23:44.243 at the end of the day doing time logs based on that system.
00:23:47.933 --> 00:23:49.453 Alright, awesome.
00:23:50.633 --> 00:23:55.937 So Laura, you mentioned that you kind of do the same thing in
00:23:55.937 --> 00:24:00.898 terms of how you manage your time logs and your your time
00:24:00.898 --> 00:24:02.523 throughout the day.
00:24:04.333 --> 00:24:08.344 Random question, have you ever noticed and this is again
00:24:08.344 --> 00:24:12.637 pointing the finger at myself because this is the thing that
00:24:12.637 --> 00:24:17.070 I'm struggling with. Currently, since I've sort of adjusted my
00:24:17.070 --> 00:24:17.703 approach.
00:24:19.683 --> 00:24:20.233 Have you?
00:24:21.073 --> 00:24:22.493 Have you ever noticed that like?
00:24:23.613 --> 00:24:26.713 You're just missing something like a chunk of time throughout
00:24:26.713 --> 00:24:28.663 the day, and you're not entirely sure.
00:24:30.013 --> 00:24:30.973 How that happened?
00:24:32.003 --> 00:24:36.172 Ohh yeah absolutely. I've definitely had days that I I put
00:24:36.172 --> 00:24:39.917 in my time logs that I definitely know where my time
00:24:39.917 --> 00:24:44.509 went, and then I'm sitting there staring at it and I'm like, OK,
00:24:44.509 --> 00:24:48.607 I have six hours worth of time logs, but I was here for 8
00:24:48.607 --> 00:24:52.776 hours. Where on earth did my other time go? And I actually
00:24:52.776 --> 00:24:57.086 gave this advice to Trenton and Jessica and Amy when we were
00:24:57.086 --> 00:25:01.608 doing Asana tasks. Because then sometimes I kind of almost have
00:25:01.608 --> 00:25:02.173 to like.
00:25:02.283 --> 00:25:06.144 Backtrack and retrace my steps, and I'll go back through my
00:25:06.144 --> 00:25:09.233 teams messages. I'll go back through my emails.
00:25:09.323 --> 00:25:13.481 Umm. If it's a really bad day and I have to go back through
00:25:13.481 --> 00:25:17.846 the base camp I that's that's pretty rare. I also use my asana
00:25:17.846 --> 00:25:22.143 a lot. I will go into my asana and be like OK. Did I miss any
00:25:22.143 --> 00:25:26.162 of these tasks that I had checked off and usually at some
00:25:26.162 --> 00:25:30.043 point something will jog my memory and I'll be like ohh
00:25:30.043 --> 00:25:33.923 that's right I had to answer these client questions or.
00:25:34.673 --> 00:25:38.589 This client e-mail came through and I had to go look up the
00:25:38.589 --> 00:25:42.114 information they were asking for. So there there have
00:25:42.114 --> 00:25:45.965 definitely been times where at the end of the day when I'm
00:25:45.965 --> 00:25:50.142 doing time logs I have a moment where I'm like, what did I even
00:25:50.142 --> 00:25:54.123 do today? Like I was busy all day. It's not like I was, like
00:25:54.123 --> 00:25:58.170 twiddling my thumbs, but it's like you have to almost go find
00:25:58.170 --> 00:26:02.086 and figure out what you did. But that's also kind of why my
00:26:02.086 --> 00:26:06.198 system is a little more chaotic. Mostly it's just as long as I
00:26:06.198 --> 00:26:07.503 have a record of it.
00:26:07.583 --> 00:26:12.620 Whether it's a sauna or a sticky note on my desk or my rocket
00:26:12.620 --> 00:26:17.901 book, or just something like I, I tend to have to have something
00:26:17.901 --> 00:26:18.713 to either.
00:26:19.553 --> 00:26:23.245 Jog my memory or just kind of figure cause there's plenty of
00:26:23.245 --> 00:26:27.119 times where I'm like mid task on something and I'm like OK so I
00:26:27.119 --> 00:26:30.872 was doing this thing for Klein and then I stopped. What did I
00:26:30.872 --> 00:26:34.382 stop? And I had to do because you'll either get messages,
00:26:34.382 --> 00:26:38.316 emails, anything. You know, I'm sure everybody here has had days
00:26:38.316 --> 00:26:42.190 where their head, head down and a task and something else comes
00:26:42.190 --> 00:26:45.700 up and they have to pivot. So yeah, I can. I've had those
00:26:45.700 --> 00:26:46.003 days.
00:26:46.083 --> 00:26:47.053 Umm.
00:26:47.913 --> 00:26:48.383 Awesome.
00:26:49.643 --> 00:26:52.154 I think I've heard three separate callouts for it now.
00:26:52.154 --> 00:26:54.985 Does everybody know what we're talking about when we refer to
00:26:54.985 --> 00:26:55.533 rocket book?
00:26:56.683 --> 00:26:57.093 Kitty.
00:26:56.763 --> 00:26:59.729 I was literally just about to ask about that. I have no idea
00:26:58.973 --> 00:27:01.003 Yeah, I I don't actually know what that is.
00:26:59.729 --> 00:27:00.653 what rocketbook is.
00:27:01.433 --> 00:27:03.763 As the best thing ever.
00:27:01.603 --> 00:27:02.233 It is the.
00:27:01.653 --> 00:27:01.993 You know.
00:27:02.393 --> 00:27:03.133 Yeah, I don't, I don't.
00:27:02.913 --> 00:27:03.653 Coolest.
00:27:04.333 --> 00:27:10.792 Dang thing. I'm gonna. I'm gonna backtrack a little bit and get
00:27:10.792 --> 00:27:14.223 off topic, but I do want to show.
00:27:16.883 --> 00:27:21.373 The link for this guy and I'll put it in the church.
00:27:20.843 --> 00:27:22.503 It it might be an affiliate link.
00:27:24.893 --> 00:27:27.963 My it might be at this point.
00:27:29.783 --> 00:27:33.360 So Rocket book is this delightful little thing that I
00:27:33.360 --> 00:27:37.533 it was that my best Christmas present that I got last year was
00:27:37.533 --> 00:27:41.573 so, so excited about that. It's like this reusable notebook.
00:27:44.023 --> 00:27:48.108 And it's there's a couple different versions of it. I
00:27:48.108 --> 00:27:51.133 think I just did like the the standard.
00:27:52.353 --> 00:27:55.154 I don't even remember which one I have here. I should probably
00:27:55.154 --> 00:27:55.643 look at it.
00:27:57.443 --> 00:28:00.737 Uh, yeah, it's the this fusion one. So this is not the fancy
00:28:00.737 --> 00:28:03.653 one that you put in the microwave to erase it because
00:28:03.653 --> 00:28:04.463 that scares me.
00:28:05.823 --> 00:28:09.587 But it's it just comes with like a little microfiber cloth and
00:28:09.587 --> 00:28:13.410 it's just erased with water. And these pages are all completely
00:28:13.410 --> 00:28:17.054 reusable, but they have this little tiny thing on the bottom
00:28:17.054 --> 00:28:20.878 where you can actually program. So like, you can take a picture
00:28:20.878 --> 00:28:24.701 of this with your phone and it will upload to there's different
00:28:24.701 --> 00:28:28.405 areas that you can upload, like OneDrive. I have it linked so
00:28:28.405 --> 00:28:28.823 that I.
00:28:30.043 --> 00:28:33.380 I post to like my notes in OneDrive just by taking a
00:28:33.380 --> 00:28:36.842 picture of whatever I wrote, and then it automatically
00:28:36.842 --> 00:28:40.620 transcribes what I wrote down into text. So it's not just a
00:28:40.620 --> 00:28:44.460 picture, it's an actual file that I'm uploading just from my
00:28:44.423 --> 00:28:44.873 Yeah.
00:28:44.460 --> 00:28:45.593 handwritten notes.
00:28:45.783 --> 00:28:48.813 You get like a PDF and an OCR text file.
00:28:51.323 --> 00:28:52.493 This thing is amazing.
00:28:53.033 --> 00:28:56.523 Hydrophobic paper and water based inks. It's magic.
00:28:58.123 --> 00:29:01.456 Yeah, no, they're seriously the best. And I don't only use mine
00:29:01.456 --> 00:29:04.528 for work. Like, ever since Stephanie got me hooked on one.
00:29:04.528 --> 00:29:07.809 In fact, actually, I I got so hooked on mine we bought one for
00:29:07.809 --> 00:29:10.673 every single member of the family, including the kids.
00:29:12.733 --> 00:29:13.163 So.
00:29:15.523 --> 00:29:16.293 Pretty in it.
00:29:15.683 --> 00:29:16.513 And I.
00:29:17.303 --> 00:29:18.153 I'll go ahead, Charlie.
00:29:18.483 --> 00:29:22.787 Well, like one of the things that Micki mentioned was that
00:29:22.787 --> 00:29:27.310 like a physical list is a big deal for her. And while I'm not
00:29:27.310 --> 00:29:29.353 big on physical list making.
00:29:30.593 --> 00:29:35.398 There are things where the physical act of writing cements
00:29:35.398 --> 00:29:40.691 the information in your brain in a way that typing does not, and
00:29:39.343 --> 00:29:40.143 Yes.
00:29:40.691 --> 00:29:45.903 and so I find that that like I used to for years, I would carry
00:29:45.903 --> 00:29:50.138 around like 5 different notepads, like one for each
00:29:50.138 --> 00:29:54.943 project or or one like it was madness. And the rocket book
00:29:54.943 --> 00:29:59.503 allows me to capture the notes, archive them long term.
00:30:00.183 --> 00:30:04.332 Have handled it, you know, in a tactile way, but also have that
00:30:04.332 --> 00:30:08.415 that data retention that I would have if I'd been typing is is
00:30:08.415 --> 00:30:09.193 pretty cool.
00:30:09.643 --> 00:30:13.505 Yeah, I love this thing highly. Highly recommend it as an
00:30:13.505 --> 00:30:17.167 organizational tool for anybody, and it's a relatively
00:30:17.167 --> 00:30:21.295 inexpensive tool. So depending on your office type in, please
00:30:21.295 --> 00:30:25.091 feel free to reach out to Caroline if you're interested.
00:30:25.091 --> 00:30:28.553 I'm sure she has the link since 30 of us have them.
00:30:30.793 --> 00:30:34.183 Definitely something I would recommend.
00:30:35.303 --> 00:30:35.923 Anyway.
00:30:36.983 --> 00:30:37.793 Off of my.
00:30:39.213 --> 00:30:43.064 I I'm apparently a sales Rep for rocket book at this point, which
00:30:43.064 --> 00:30:43.823 is hilarious.
00:30:45.463 --> 00:30:51.092 I wanna turn it over to Daniel in terms of his organizational
00:30:51.092 --> 00:30:56.540 tactics and get his take on logging time and how to kind of
00:30:56.540 --> 00:30:58.083 manage calendars.
00:30:56.863 --> 00:31:00.937 I don't know if you want my thing about logging time. Uh, is
00:31:00.243 --> 00:31:01.643 Oh yeah.
00:31:00.937 --> 00:31:02.873 Caroline here? She'll get me.
00:31:03.303 --> 00:31:05.173 She'll get you. I'll get you.
00:31:07.633 --> 00:31:10.773 No, but I'll say it. Yeah, there's a lot of best practices.
00:31:07.753 --> 00:31:09.263 Best practices?
00:31:11.743 --> 00:31:13.323 There's a lot of them, trust me.
00:31:14.823 --> 00:31:17.819 I no, I think, uh, I think Charlie boy is a great point
00:31:17.819 --> 00:31:20.923 there. Mickey's also, you know, I've seen a lot of people
00:31:20.923 --> 00:31:24.347 throughout the years have kind of their different things that I
00:31:24.347 --> 00:31:26.273 think are pretty immense, you know.
00:31:27.313 --> 00:31:30.912 Of course, the OneNote seems to be the best way, but I think
00:31:30.912 --> 00:31:33.213 when it just comes time to in general.
00:31:37.273 --> 00:31:40.444 Efficiency. Something to keep in mind with things rather than
00:31:40.444 --> 00:31:43.769 going into specific time log and like you know, time logging, do
00:31:43.769 --> 00:31:46.838 it be good at it. Get it done every day. That's all I gotta
00:31:46.838 --> 00:31:47.503 say. But the.
00:31:47.863 --> 00:31:48.313 Yeah.
00:31:49.513 --> 00:31:51.753 Just do it. Don't. Don't be like me.
00:31:53.803 --> 00:31:56.323 I love you. I'm not putting you on the spot, I promise.
00:31:54.093 --> 00:31:57.583 Be better. No, I'm good with it. Be better. I like it.
00:31:58.183 --> 00:32:01.603 UM, the uh, I would say just with the efficiency thing I put
00:32:01.603 --> 00:32:02.893 in that Ohio bit there.
00:32:04.313 --> 00:32:07.848 Something that I've seen a lot of folks, and it's something
00:32:07.848 --> 00:32:11.559 that Mickey talked about earlier that I really loved, but I've
00:32:11.559 --> 00:32:14.033 seen a lot of folks do this in a bad way.
00:32:14.733 --> 00:32:18.676 What's in? You know, they say, like, OK, well, I'll follow up
00:32:18.676 --> 00:32:22.746 on that thing later, or I'll do this in a little bit or I'll do
00:32:22.746 --> 00:32:26.434 that unless you actively, physically wanna say unless you
00:32:23.763 --> 00:32:24.713 Oh, that's me.
00:32:26.434 --> 00:32:30.123 physically, like, put that time in for later, right. Like
00:32:30.123 --> 00:32:33.938 Charlie was saying he does. Or it's like, put that physical
00:32:33.938 --> 00:32:37.754 time in, like, I have to follow back up like Amy today. Amy
00:32:37.754 --> 00:32:41.379 knows I have to follow BMS before I dip out for the day.
00:32:41.379 --> 00:32:44.113 And I have that, like, lodged in my brain.
00:32:44.393 --> 00:32:44.683 But.
00:32:45.423 --> 00:32:50.242 Putting those things off for the next thing is often the quickest
00:32:50.242 --> 00:32:54.477 way for something not to get done altogether, or for that
00:32:54.477 --> 00:32:58.785 task to kind of Fibonacci sequence out of control with the
00:32:58.785 --> 00:33:03.531 time estimate for it right? Like you could just do it right away
00:33:03.531 --> 00:33:07.985 and it would take another 5 minutes on top of the ten you've
00:33:07.985 --> 00:33:12.585 already spent. But if you walk away from it, it might take you
00:33:12.585 --> 00:33:15.213 a whole nother 15 minutes for that.
00:33:16.053 --> 00:33:19.254 So that's why I always talk about the Ohio thing, only
00:33:19.254 --> 00:33:22.803 handle it once. If something comes up, just do it. Go on me.
00:33:24.773 --> 00:33:28.420 I was just gonna say, uh, a big thing in my household is uh, not
00:33:28.420 --> 00:33:32.011 task switching. Uh, my partner is a developer himself and talks
00:33:29.933 --> 00:33:30.363 Yeah.
00:33:32.011 --> 00:33:35.265 a lot about how when you mentally switch from one task to
00:33:35.265 --> 00:33:38.911 another, you lose time, you lose your place. And while we're not
00:33:37.013 --> 00:33:37.483 Mm-hmm.
00:33:38.911 --> 00:33:42.278 developers and it's not the same, you know, Daniel's right.
00:33:42.278 --> 00:33:45.532 If you don't do a thing when you've got your head in that
00:33:45.532 --> 00:33:49.123 game, getting your head back in that game can take you twice as
00:33:49.123 --> 00:33:49.403 long.
00:33:49.663 --> 00:33:51.863 Hmm hmm.
00:33:53.103 --> 00:33:56.033 Something you know, especially if it's not a client call, you
00:33:56.033 --> 00:33:58.868 know, it's just saying like command a quick finish this up.
00:33:58.868 --> 00:34:01.939 I'll be in there in 5 minutes or whatever just to get that thing
00:34:01.939 --> 00:34:04.727 done, especially to also stop with the left earing and the
00:34:04.727 --> 00:34:04.963 like.
00:34:05.823 --> 00:34:06.993 Ah.
00:34:06.963 --> 00:34:08.713 You know, just finish the thing.
00:34:07.763 --> 00:34:08.353 Yeah, I think.
00:34:09.943 --> 00:34:13.097 You said it before, Daniel, but it's doing things with intention
00:34:13.097 --> 00:34:16.250 and it's not like, I mean, we're all guilty of it. But like you,
00:34:16.250 --> 00:34:19.064 you're in a meeting and then you're looking at a chat and
00:34:19.064 --> 00:34:22.023 you're doing this other thing. It's like you're not helpful.
00:34:22.753 --> 00:34:26.114 In any of those things you just involved, but your mind's all
00:34:26.114 --> 00:34:29.312 over the place. So if you say alright for the meeting, I'm
00:34:29.123 --> 00:34:29.683 100%.
00:34:29.312 --> 00:34:32.564 just looking at the meeting or if I'm doing the e-mail, I'm
00:34:32.564 --> 00:34:33.973 just doing the e-mail and.
00:34:35.433 --> 00:34:39.203 Similar to Charlie, though, I don't do it to the same degree.
00:34:39.203 --> 00:34:42.850 I use my calendar to like map out my my day of like in this
00:34:41.553 --> 00:34:42.703 And I think that's great.
00:34:42.850 --> 00:34:46.742 hour block. I'm gonna do this in this you know. And then I have
00:34:46.383 --> 00:34:46.793 Yeah.
00:34:46.742 --> 00:34:49.903 to remind myself like, yes, somebody needs my help.
00:34:50.823 --> 00:34:51.133 But.
00:34:51.833 --> 00:34:54.717 As much as we have to wait on other people, other people will
00:34:54.717 --> 00:34:56.763 have to wait on us. And that's that's fine.
00:34:58.293 --> 00:35:04.421 That's OK. Speaking of Clint, who jumped in? I was gonna hit
00:34:59.423 --> 00:34:59.933 Yeah.
00:34:59.813 --> 00:35:00.603 It's totally OK.
00:35:04.033 --> 00:35:05.053 Who is speaking on me?
00:35:04.421 --> 00:35:09.243 you up. I well, you. Yeah, I am right now. You.
00:35:05.923 --> 00:35:06.833 He's talking about me.
00:35:08.063 --> 00:35:09.233 OK. Yeah.
00:35:08.233 --> 00:35:11.803 Why I have one other quick thing and that's just routine.
00:35:10.143 --> 00:35:10.443 OK.
00:35:11.143 --> 00:35:11.783 Yeah, go.
00:35:12.963 --> 00:35:16.655 Routine is the most powerful thing that you can have in your
00:35:16.655 --> 00:35:20.529 life, in everything right? And I think Mickey was talking about
00:35:20.529 --> 00:35:24.463 doing that walk in the morning. Right. Like for me, I wake up at
00:35:24.463 --> 00:35:25.613 6 most of the time.
00:35:27.213 --> 00:35:30.726 And you know, First things first. Water kettle goes on, you
00:35:30.726 --> 00:35:34.297 know, make the coffee, walk the dog, get it at it. Like it's
00:35:34.297 --> 00:35:37.868 this thing the, you know. And I have the same thing for work
00:35:37.868 --> 00:35:41.498 where like that first couple hours of my day, as I'm sure you
00:35:41.498 --> 00:35:45.127 guys know, is all based around bored updates and the like and
00:35:45.127 --> 00:35:45.303 so.
00:35:46.363 --> 00:35:49.373 It's exactly the same every single day.
00:35:50.453 --> 00:35:54.809 Most everything there, and the more you can get that routine
00:35:54.809 --> 00:35:59.521 locked into yourself so that you know what you're gonna do before
00:35:59.521 --> 00:36:04.091 your day even starts, it helps reduce your stress immensely and
00:36:04.091 --> 00:36:07.876 it helps increase your efficiency immensely. If you.
00:36:07.876 --> 00:36:11.803 You can even do the day before, set up your whole day.
00:36:10.893 --> 00:36:14.689 Daniel, will you coach me on this? Can we have like, at least
00:36:12.773 --> 00:36:13.473 Yeah.
00:36:14.689 --> 00:36:16.403 15 hours of working session?
00:36:16.363 --> 00:36:17.493 I'd love it, yeah.
00:36:18.333 --> 00:36:19.223 Schedules are great.
00:36:21.063 --> 00:36:26.132 I would love routines. I 100% agree with that such a powerful
00:36:26.132 --> 00:36:31.283 thing in our role, specifically because it sets an expectation
00:36:31.283 --> 00:36:36.352 for the clients as well As for our development team like they
00:36:36.352 --> 00:36:41.012 know. Ohh my gosh, if I don't do this thing by this time
00:36:41.012 --> 00:36:46.081 Stephanie gonna come in here with the mom voice and I'm gonna
00:36:46.081 --> 00:36:48.043 have to speak to it and.
00:36:48.433 --> 00:36:49.393 It sets.
00:36:50.113 --> 00:36:54.206 It just sets up knowing what to expect for everybody across the
00:36:54.206 --> 00:36:55.933 board, so I love that idea.
00:36:58.153 --> 00:37:03.274 Clint, I was going to pick on you because you changed my
00:37:03.274 --> 00:37:03.903 entire.
00:37:04.543 --> 00:37:08.283 World with one recommendation based on how you organize your
00:37:08.283 --> 00:37:11.961 calendar and the color coding. So I was going to see if you
00:37:11.961 --> 00:37:14.903 would talk to the team about that a little bit.
00:37:16.683 --> 00:37:19.845 Ohh yeah, sure. Honestly, you don't was stolen from Chris's
00:37:19.845 --> 00:37:23.059 calendar. I was like, I don't remember exactly how it worked
00:37:23.059 --> 00:37:26.116 out, but it was one of those things where it's so easy to
00:37:26.116 --> 00:37:29.436 preget what a meeting is for or if a meeting is important. And
00:37:29.436 --> 00:37:32.755 once you get to a certain point, you start getting included on
00:37:32.755 --> 00:37:33.493 meetings that.
00:37:34.183 --> 00:37:37.614 You know, you might have been told like ohh you don't have to
00:37:37.614 --> 00:37:41.044 join, but it's still important that you're on it or whatever.
00:37:41.044 --> 00:37:41.653 And so the.
00:37:42.453 --> 00:37:45.802 The way I have it is essentially, you know internal
00:37:45.802 --> 00:37:49.795 external, but I might have two different versions of internal
00:37:49.795 --> 00:37:53.852 and external SO1 internal color means it's internal and I have
00:37:53.852 --> 00:37:57.974 to go like pod pod stand up or pH stand up integration stand up
00:37:57.974 --> 00:38:01.709 whereas another one might be it's an internal meeting but
00:38:01.709 --> 00:38:03.963 it's not quite as important which.
00:38:04.613 --> 00:38:07.790 There's less and less of those nowadays, especially because
00:38:07.790 --> 00:38:11.126 Daniel's been managing a lot of meetings and a lot of the team
00:38:11.126 --> 00:38:14.091 doesn't really good job nowadays. But in the past there
00:38:14.091 --> 00:38:17.162 were. There were a ton of maybe access meetings, but then
00:38:17.162 --> 00:38:20.498 there's also external meetings and even if you're not required
00:38:20.498 --> 00:38:22.563 on those meetings, it's good to track.
00:38:23.413 --> 00:38:28.196 Am I not required? Am I required and then other than that I also
00:38:28.196 --> 00:38:32.023 use things like reminders green for reminder I use.
00:38:34.713 --> 00:38:38.235 Appointments. I use a different color, so just add a very quick
00:38:38.235 --> 00:38:41.538 glance without having to like. Look at each meeting. I know
00:38:41.538 --> 00:38:42.253 exactly what.
00:38:43.453 --> 00:38:47.734 What it is more or less, and it also helps me map out my day a
00:38:47.734 --> 00:38:51.811 little bit better because if I have a dark or room dark red
00:38:51.811 --> 00:38:54.733 color that's a client meeting which means.
00:38:55.593 --> 00:38:58.844 I can have back-to-back internal meetings for the most part. I
00:38:58.844 --> 00:39:02.146 can't really have back-to-back client meetings. Cause yeah, you
00:39:02.146 --> 00:39:05.190 need that extra 15 minutes or you need that extra, however
00:39:05.190 --> 00:39:07.873 long to finish up action items and get things done.
00:39:09.793 --> 00:39:12.643 And then generally you want to prep before them, so.
00:39:13.773 --> 00:39:16.323 You know, I try to space out my client meetings so that they're.
00:39:17.423 --> 00:39:20.944 Throughout the week and I have time before and after to finish
00:39:20.944 --> 00:39:24.578 things and it's a lot easier to do that when you know just based
00:39:24.578 --> 00:39:25.863 on color what they are.
00:39:26.343 --> 00:39:26.763 Uh-huh.
00:39:27.923 --> 00:39:28.703 I love that.
00:39:30.163 --> 00:39:32.919 Total game changer for me because I think I think I was in
00:39:32.919 --> 00:39:35.628 a meeting with client and I showed him my calendar at one
00:39:35.628 --> 00:39:38.617 point and he's like how do you function because it was all just
00:39:38.617 --> 00:39:41.513 blue, everything was blue and he was like, what, what do you?
00:39:40.713 --> 00:39:41.583 Yeah, I was like, I don't.
00:39:41.663 --> 00:39:42.143 Yeah.
00:39:43.113 --> 00:39:45.343 What do you even do with your day?
00:39:43.463 --> 00:39:44.453 I don't know how you could.
00:39:47.283 --> 00:39:47.933 So I.
00:39:47.343 --> 00:39:50.428 But I know you do a lot. It's more of just like you're gonna
00:39:50.428 --> 00:39:53.665 look at that. And like, I guess I'm in the next thing and and I
00:39:53.665 --> 00:39:56.750 I think that's unfortunately I think you see developers fall
00:39:56.750 --> 00:39:57.003 into.
00:39:57.823 --> 00:40:00.494 It's just like, oh, I've got a meeting. OK, I'm going to the
00:40:00.494 --> 00:40:03.033 meeting and, you know, that's fine. It is what it is. But
00:40:03.033 --> 00:40:04.303 first US, where meetings are.
00:40:05.013 --> 00:40:06.253 A lot of our work.
00:40:07.003 --> 00:40:09.333 You kind of need that rigidity and.
00:40:11.373 --> 00:40:12.223 Organization.
00:40:11.733 --> 00:40:14.943 Uh, 100%, that was.
00:40:16.413 --> 00:40:19.943 Quite possibly one of the biggest like.
00:40:20.943 --> 00:40:24.263 I I think I even pushed back and I'm like, I don't need that.
00:40:24.433 --> 00:40:24.733 Yeah.
00:40:26.473 --> 00:40:30.393 And I I feel like I questioned Clint pretty heavily on that.
00:40:30.393 --> 00:40:33.863 And then as soon as I did it, I was like ohh my gosh.
00:40:34.743 --> 00:40:40.413 What a difference this has made, so at one point I did have.
00:40:42.943 --> 00:40:46.173 Laura creates a.
00:40:48.433 --> 00:40:51.713 Was it a general check? No. Is a Nuclino article right?
00:40:53.493 --> 00:40:59.643 For basically what my calendar color coding theme is.
00:40:57.663 --> 00:40:58.443 Hmm yeah.
00:40:59.843 --> 00:41:02.373 Yeah, it's a nuclino article. Yep.
00:41:02.503 --> 00:41:04.523 Yeah. So.
00:41:06.403 --> 00:41:09.533 And I'm curious you guys's thoughts on this but.
00:41:10.293 --> 00:41:14.163 I was thinking if we all kind of have like the consistent.
00:41:16.213 --> 00:41:17.183 Set up.
00:41:17.303 --> 00:41:17.923 Umm.
00:41:19.783 --> 00:41:23.909 We would be able to look at each other's calendars and know at a
00:41:23.909 --> 00:41:27.908 glance what's going on, but I don't know exactly how worth it.
00:41:27.908 --> 00:41:32.097 It is like I can look at Clinton easily tell because I'm familiar
00:41:32.097 --> 00:41:36.159 with this color coding. But if we all have crazy different ones
00:41:36.159 --> 00:41:40.031 like it, there's enough of us now that it may be challenging
00:41:40.031 --> 00:41:42.633 to kind of figure out. So what are your?
00:41:41.923 --> 00:41:42.493 I love it.
00:41:43.703 --> 00:41:46.233 I I would be down for just making everybody.
00:41:45.163 --> 00:41:48.153 Consistency is key, like if it's, and if it's already there,
00:41:47.083 --> 00:41:48.403 Everybody having the same one.
00:41:47.253 --> 00:41:47.843 Yeah.
00:41:48.153 --> 00:41:51.340 why we have to? We don't have to reinvent any system. Let's just
00:41:51.333 --> 00:41:52.793 Yeah. And that's probably just.
00:41:51.340 --> 00:41:52.173 do it, all right?
00:41:51.503 --> 00:41:54.663 Yeah, that'd be really helpful for the new people. If we're,
00:41:51.703 --> 00:41:52.143 OK.
00:41:54.663 --> 00:41:57.926 like, trying to find a meeting to ask some questions and stuff
00:41:57.926 --> 00:42:01.190 so that we know like, what is not super important, that we can
00:42:01.190 --> 00:42:04.246 schedule over cause somebody mentioned it, the colors that
00:42:04.246 --> 00:42:07.509 they use, but I don't already don't remember what they are and
00:42:04.523 --> 00:42:04.843 Yeah.
00:42:07.509 --> 00:42:10.617 I don't know what everybody else's systems are. So it would
00:42:10.603 --> 00:42:11.743 If everybody.
00:42:10.617 --> 00:42:12.793 just be really helpful to have a uniform.
00:42:10.683 --> 00:42:10.963 Yeah.
00:42:12.853 --> 00:42:14.723 That has somebody.
00:42:13.633 --> 00:42:14.883 Method across the board.
00:42:13.853 --> 00:42:17.538 If everybody had the same color, then you can right click and
00:42:17.538 --> 00:42:19.143 look at the category on it.
00:42:20.383 --> 00:42:23.656 And it'll tell you so everybody is the same color. All you have
00:42:23.656 --> 00:42:26.724 to do is learn it one time and you can easily learn that by
00:42:26.724 --> 00:42:29.844 passing or the Nuclino article. Or like I said, if you right
00:42:29.844 --> 00:42:32.912 click, you can scroll over the categories and they're named
00:42:32.912 --> 00:42:36.083 like mine. Mine are just colors. They're named what they are.
00:42:37.153 --> 00:42:37.543 OK.
00:42:37.873 --> 00:42:38.373 Bread.
00:42:38.193 --> 00:42:41.393 So it's named what it is read.
00:42:39.143 --> 00:42:39.813 Marcus.
00:42:42.093 --> 00:42:42.493 Mm-hmm.
00:42:42.123 --> 00:42:42.853 Meeting is read.
00:42:44.373 --> 00:42:48.557 But you know, external internal and a lot of my I just copied
00:42:46.693 --> 00:42:47.353 Gregory.
00:42:48.557 --> 00:42:51.323 Chris's. So Gregory did you say Gregory?
00:42:51.823 --> 00:42:52.733 No, no, I'm sorry.
00:42:53.253 --> 00:42:55.583 I don't know what you're saying. You just liked interrupting me.
00:42:54.743 --> 00:42:58.683 Ah, see Mickey. This is why I asked.
00:43:02.513 --> 00:43:09.142 One of my hey, let's Mickey share screen show off voting
00:43:08.953 --> 00:43:09.313 Sure.
00:43:09.142 --> 00:43:09.723 time.
00:43:10.423 --> 00:43:11.393 Alright, alright.
00:43:11.483 --> 00:43:11.903 Yeah.
00:43:13.133 --> 00:43:14.243 Yet one vote.
00:43:13.583 --> 00:43:15.023 Be the change you wanna be.
00:43:19.013 --> 00:43:20.303 These are my colors.
00:43:20.513 --> 00:43:20.923 OK.
00:43:21.063 --> 00:43:25.397 Blue blue is internal that can be scheduled over cause it's not
00:43:25.397 --> 00:43:29.461 like the end of the world is not project related. Purple is
00:43:29.461 --> 00:43:33.931 internal project related. Please don't schedule over it. Green is
00:43:33.931 --> 00:43:37.723 client facing. Do not schedule over it and then I have.
00:43:38.493 --> 00:43:43.355 Read for. Holds it for things that are like I have to work on
00:43:38.753 --> 00:43:39.813 That breaks my brain.
00:43:43.355 --> 00:43:46.963 this or Ben needs to work on this apparently.
00:43:50.583 --> 00:43:52.643 Yeah, it's a little bit nerve wracking.
00:43:51.013 --> 00:43:52.423 Yeah, I'm sorry. I don't like it.
00:43:55.143 --> 00:43:59.143 Just because in some cases we already have.
00:43:59.873 --> 00:44:02.823 Coloring systems that mean something.
00:44:03.983 --> 00:44:09.428 But the only constant in life has changed. So if if the
00:44:07.653 --> 00:44:08.043 Mm-hmm.
00:44:08.833 --> 00:44:09.463 You're here.
00:44:09.428 --> 00:44:15.846 overall benefit of of uniformity gets us where we need to be as a
00:44:15.846 --> 00:44:17.013 group, then.
00:44:18.253 --> 00:44:20.293 Then I'll find my way through my anxiety.
00:44:22.423 --> 00:44:24.313 Call cool.
00:44:22.473 --> 00:44:23.163 Alright.
00:44:24.283 --> 00:44:25.693 Why is? Why is words?
00:44:26.563 --> 00:44:29.133 I I I have anxiety anyway, so like.
00:44:28.833 --> 00:44:31.763 Yeah, it's gonna say I'm. I'm anxious constantly.
00:44:30.143 --> 00:44:31.773 I mean, yeah, it it doesn't go away.
00:44:30.303 --> 00:44:30.853 Like.
00:44:32.033 --> 00:44:35.183 Wait, I didn't. I thought we all did. Isn't that normal?
00:44:32.083 --> 00:44:34.023 You're right, it's going to be there.
00:44:34.383 --> 00:44:34.853 Yeah.
00:44:37.053 --> 00:44:37.703 It is.
00:44:37.133 --> 00:44:37.843 OK.
00:44:38.743 --> 00:44:39.373 So.
00:44:40.323 --> 00:44:44.847 Let's work through this because this is what how my calendar is.
00:44:44.847 --> 00:44:47.213 Red is a client call, that means.
00:44:45.023 --> 00:44:45.213 Yeah.
00:44:46.183 --> 00:44:46.763 Share it.
00:44:47.903 --> 00:44:52.460 It's required and I can't schedule over it. Orange is a
00:44:52.460 --> 00:44:57.831 required internal meeting that I can't move because it has twenty
00:44:57.831 --> 00:45:00.353 other people on it, and it was.
00:45:01.303 --> 00:45:02.933 Scary to plan out in the first place?
00:45:01.403 --> 00:45:01.773 Hmm.
00:45:05.613 --> 00:45:09.462 Purple is a required internal meeting, but easy to move
00:45:09.462 --> 00:45:09.943 around.
00:45:11.483 --> 00:45:15.081 Blue just means I have a category categorized it yet, so
00:45:15.081 --> 00:45:18.868 check with me first. Pink is first stand ups and then green
00:45:18.868 --> 00:45:22.593 is free to schedule over. I don't remember the last time I
00:45:22.593 --> 00:45:24.423 saw green on my calendar but.
00:45:25.663 --> 00:45:29.673 I'm open to adjusting this for pretty much anything.
00:45:29.853 --> 00:45:35.002 Umm, I accept votes. So the way I would like to accept votes is
00:45:35.002 --> 00:45:40.070 that each of us just kind of in this same new cleaner article,
00:45:40.070 --> 00:45:42.483 which Laura LinkedIn the chat.
00:45:43.473 --> 00:45:46.426 Put your specific vote for colors down there, and then
00:45:46.426 --> 00:45:48.413 we'll decide as a group so you know.
00:45:48.243 --> 00:45:49.473 These are the two options.
00:45:50.583 --> 00:45:55.138 Well, you know, like you well, you put your specific thing in
00:45:51.403 --> 00:45:52.953 Are we voting per color?
00:45:55.138 --> 00:45:59.032 there, Daniel. Like whatever colors like this one is
00:45:58.683 --> 00:46:02.153 Well, I don't care. I'm. I'm neutral. I'm. I'm cool with. I'm
00:45:58.773 --> 00:46:04.603 I I'm I'm one. I'm 11 little little point.
00:45:59.032 --> 00:45:59.693 Daniel's.
00:46:00.333 --> 00:46:00.633 Or.
00:46:02.153 --> 00:46:02.713 cool with.
00:46:06.763 --> 00:46:10.060 And and granted, mine was based off of Chris's. So that's kind
00:46:10.060 --> 00:46:11.263 of my CHEAT SHEET, but.
00:46:13.443 --> 00:46:18.315 What is Chris's currently like? It is nothing got it good. Chris
00:46:18.315 --> 00:46:20.563 does not have his color-coded.
00:46:22.043 --> 00:46:26.969 Sydney, how do you function? OK, well, never mind. I was gonna
00:46:26.969 --> 00:46:30.253 say we should just do what Chris is, but.
00:46:31.053 --> 00:46:31.813 It's nothing.
00:46:34.473 --> 00:46:34.933 Yeah, well.
00:46:38.253 --> 00:46:40.812 Am I here? Are you? Can you still hear me? I just feel like
00:46:39.273 --> 00:46:39.703 Uh-huh.
00:46:40.013 --> 00:46:40.283 And.
00:46:40.113 --> 00:46:40.383 Who?
00:46:40.743 --> 00:46:41.063 Yeah.
00:46:40.812 --> 00:46:41.963 I got locked away into the.
00:46:41.053 --> 00:46:41.393 Clint.
00:46:42.233 --> 00:46:44.903 No, no, I can hear you. I was a.
00:46:44.233 --> 00:46:44.973 Shadows up.
00:46:46.483 --> 00:46:50.093 I was multitasking. See, This is why you don't left ear.
00:46:48.183 --> 00:46:50.073 We're just all silently judging you.
00:46:49.583 --> 00:46:50.213 Yeah.
00:46:51.543 --> 00:46:52.793 I would certainly judging.
00:46:51.593 --> 00:46:55.133 Not doing things with intention. Stephanie, I see how it is.
00:46:55.833 --> 00:46:56.443 I'm just kidding.
00:46:56.813 --> 00:47:00.323 People are brooding over change right now.
00:46:57.623 --> 00:46:58.933 Fastly.
00:47:00.733 --> 00:47:02.113 I know, I know.
00:47:02.373 --> 00:47:02.813 So.
00:47:02.433 --> 00:47:03.263 I like change.
00:47:04.573 --> 00:47:09.938 I I have maybe some clarifying questions that I'm wondering
00:47:09.938 --> 00:47:10.653 because.
00:47:11.403 --> 00:47:13.053 Part of this is like.
00:47:14.303 --> 00:47:17.873 I I don't know who's like, who needs to move my schedule
00:47:17.873 --> 00:47:21.380 around. Like I totally get Stephanie. Like, everybody's
00:47:21.380 --> 00:47:25.138 trying to shoehorn into your calendar and. And so there's a
00:47:25.138 --> 00:47:26.453 lot of value in that.
00:47:28.413 --> 00:47:33.368 Less so for me, so I'm just. I'm just trying to wrap my brain
00:47:33.368 --> 00:47:38.403 around it. Would it be because we're talking about this in the
00:47:38.403 --> 00:47:43.119 context of how to schedule things for the future? Would it
00:47:43.119 --> 00:47:48.074 still work functionally if if I, for instance, after the fact
00:47:48.074 --> 00:47:53.109 would take a like if red is a client call? If I made all of my
00:47:53.109 --> 00:47:57.904 billables after the fact red tones, then that it still work
00:47:57.904 --> 00:47:59.023 in the client?
00:47:59.093 --> 00:48:03.052 Calls and it would still work with my system, so I guess the
00:48:03.052 --> 00:48:06.686 broader question is, am I blowing up anything about the
00:48:06.686 --> 00:48:10.515 intention of this? If I am looking, if I'm changing things
00:48:10.515 --> 00:48:11.813 once they're passed?
00:48:15.063 --> 00:48:16.333 At the end of the day.
00:48:17.183 --> 00:48:19.893 I don't care. This is your guy's choice.
00:48:21.493 --> 00:48:24.105 I'm gonna call out here. Clint, do you have one of those
00:48:24.105 --> 00:48:25.663 mechanical keyboards? Cause damn.
00:48:27.253 --> 00:48:28.223 Yeah, I do actually.
00:48:27.583 --> 00:48:28.013 No.
00:48:27.683 --> 00:48:28.173 I I'm.
00:48:28.913 --> 00:48:30.063 Right there with you, Mickey.
00:48:28.973 --> 00:48:29.363 You do.
00:48:29.163 --> 00:48:32.395 I regularly I regularly have to remind myself to mute when I'm
00:48:32.395 --> 00:48:35.063 on calls and taking notes. It's really frustrating.
00:48:34.483 --> 00:48:36.053 That's fair. That's fair.
00:48:35.873 --> 00:48:36.923 It's so loud.
00:48:35.893 --> 00:48:37.243 He's typing furiously.
00:48:36.313 --> 00:48:36.973 Ohh.
00:48:37.863 --> 00:48:40.864 Well, cause Clint doesn't use a headset, he just talks out the
00:48:38.213 --> 00:48:38.533 Yeah.
00:48:40.864 --> 00:48:41.293 computer.
00:48:41.943 --> 00:48:42.853 Ohh wow.
00:48:42.333 --> 00:48:43.753 It's all text to speech, yeah.
00:48:44.473 --> 00:48:46.173 This is not my real voice.
00:48:46.473 --> 00:48:46.823 No.
00:48:47.223 --> 00:48:48.413 Sorry, that was a typo.
00:48:51.843 --> 00:48:52.833 OK, I'm gonna shut up now.
00:48:52.783 --> 00:48:55.023 Ohh, that's just silly.
00:48:56.263 --> 00:49:00.448 Yeah. At the end of the day, guys like this is this is for
00:49:00.448 --> 00:49:04.846 you. This is for us. We are at this amazing point in the team
00:49:04.846 --> 00:49:09.315 where you know we can start to focus on things like efficiency
00:49:09.315 --> 00:49:13.216 and things like how we can adjust to make each other's
00:49:13.216 --> 00:49:16.763 lives easier and our lives easier. And I I'm not.
00:49:17.563 --> 00:49:20.413 I'm not gonna come in and say you have to do this this way.
00:49:22.353 --> 00:49:26.023 I want to I want your feedback so.
00:49:27.433 --> 00:49:31.116 But you know, this doesn't need to be decided today. I do think
00:49:31.116 --> 00:49:34.627 that a degree of consistency is something that we should all
00:49:34.627 --> 00:49:36.123 strive for. So let's just.
00:49:37.353 --> 00:49:38.373 Kind of vote on it.
00:49:37.453 --> 00:49:39.913 In the vote would be per color right?
00:49:39.383 --> 00:49:39.843 Uh-huh.
00:49:40.223 --> 00:49:43.666 I was. I was pro change until I realized that I would have to
00:49:43.666 --> 00:49:46.053 change and now I'm not pro change anymore.
00:49:48.323 --> 00:49:50.403 Jessica had a really good call out.
00:49:51.903 --> 00:49:55.106 If we could do it kind of like a compromise, one color for
00:49:55.106 --> 00:49:58.473 internal meetings that can't move, and one color for external
00:49:58.473 --> 00:50:01.893 meetings that cannot move, and then everything else could just
00:50:01.893 --> 00:50:03.033 be whatever you want.
00:50:04.563 --> 00:50:05.593 No, no. Whatever you want.
00:50:08.803 --> 00:50:11.713 No, no letter, no whatever you want.
00:50:08.973 --> 00:50:10.563 But maybe whatever you want.
00:50:12.043 --> 00:50:13.043 Totally said no.
00:50:13.753 --> 00:50:15.083 I don't like whatever you want.
00:50:16.183 --> 00:50:19.213 I might, I might testify. All you can't do that to me. That's
00:50:18.253 --> 00:50:18.493 OK.
00:50:19.213 --> 00:50:19.653 not good.
00:50:20.533 --> 00:50:23.323 Dogs and cats living together. Total hysteria.
00:50:22.373 --> 00:50:24.383 Yeah, that doesn't work for me.
00:50:27.273 --> 00:50:28.283 Ohh silly.
00:50:30.503 --> 00:50:34.243 Thinking of where we at, we have we have about 1/2 an hour left.
00:50:35.323 --> 00:50:38.713 Do you guys want to just tell me? Fine.
00:50:40.463 --> 00:50:45.093 Well, if you want me to be that guy, then copy my calendar.
00:50:45.593 --> 00:50:45.883 Yeah.
00:50:47.093 --> 00:50:48.343 I-9.
00:50:51.833 --> 00:50:54.123 Can you throw that nuclino link into the chat?
00:50:55.143 --> 00:50:57.803 Yeah, the Laura had it. It's in there.
00:50:55.903 --> 00:50:58.153 Or is it already in there? Maybe I should just scroll up?
00:50:58.513 --> 00:50:59.743 Yeah, you should scroll up.
00:51:01.823 --> 00:51:02.393 So.
00:51:04.493 --> 00:51:07.873 Well, we've got half an hour left. I do want to give you guys
00:51:07.873 --> 00:51:11.253 some time to work through your sprinkles for the next Sprint.
00:51:13.753 --> 00:51:15.523 And your invoicing notes.
00:51:16.753 --> 00:51:18.963 Like he's done, both already go, Mick.
00:51:18.593 --> 00:51:19.243 Ah.
00:51:20.063 --> 00:51:20.653 No ways.
00:51:20.413 --> 00:51:21.103 Thank you, Danny.
00:51:22.183 --> 00:51:23.033 I feel attacked.
00:51:24.063 --> 00:51:26.593 I I can see everything now.
00:51:30.733 --> 00:51:34.863 You should just be that I was. I can see everything.
00:51:31.173 --> 00:51:32.983 Wait to make it creepy, Daniel.
00:51:34.943 --> 00:51:36.173 Everything.
00:51:36.773 --> 00:51:39.322 Used to be, I just saw everything on the developers,
00:51:39.322 --> 00:51:42.063 but now I have you all in my tangled little web as well.
00:51:43.013 --> 00:51:43.693 Wow.
00:51:43.763 --> 00:51:44.203 I don't know.
00:51:45.463 --> 00:51:45.663 No.
00:51:45.543 --> 00:51:47.853 Alright, now doom, calm it down over there.
00:51:53.423 --> 00:51:58.293 Hey, it's Stephanie. Uh, I have a time log entry for Nova.
00:51:59.053 --> 00:52:03.220 And there's only three line items for Nova, which are
00:51:59.253 --> 00:52:00.063 Umm.
00:52:03.220 --> 00:52:08.081 project management, discovery and architecture and design, and
00:52:08.081 --> 00:52:13.020 the description says phase one setup. It was from Eric Weathers
00:52:13.020 --> 00:52:13.483 and I.
00:52:13.133 --> 00:52:13.793 Beautiful.
00:52:14.103 --> 00:52:17.826 Do not know which one of those that would fall into, but my
00:52:17.826 --> 00:52:21.363 guess was discovery, but I wanted to would it be our OK?
00:52:18.623 --> 00:52:18.893 Nope.
00:52:19.903 --> 00:52:20.803 I'll take care of it.
00:52:23.283 --> 00:52:24.193 UM.
00:52:25.013 --> 00:52:28.323 That is going to go well, yeah.
00:52:31.323 --> 00:52:33.413 And need to think on that. I'll take care of it.
00:52:32.903 --> 00:52:33.213 OK.
00:52:33.883 --> 00:52:38.001 OK. And then besides that, I just need to Ping Preston again
00:52:38.001 --> 00:52:41.713 and see where he's at on figuring out where these core
00:52:41.713 --> 00:52:42.253 ones go.
00:52:43.143 --> 00:52:44.233 Ah yes.
00:52:43.953 --> 00:52:46.836 Then we should be all cleaned up on needs reallocation for the
00:52:46.836 --> 00:52:48.483 weekend unless somebody dumps some.
00:52:49.023 --> 00:52:50.743 Ohh doesn't get some dumps tonight.
00:52:51.063 --> 00:52:53.363 Yeah, I'm sure there will be. I'll check it again.
00:52:51.773 --> 00:52:54.553 Ohh yeah, just wait until Monday.
00:52:52.583 --> 00:52:54.833 I've been holding a couple ****** ones just for fun.
00:52:54.943 --> 00:52:58.373 I'll. I'll check again Sunday night.
00:52:59.083 --> 00:53:02.276 Because people are supposed to have all their time logs in
00:53:02.153 --> 00:53:04.093 Yeah, by Monday. Umm.
00:53:02.276 --> 00:53:03.033 before Monday.
00:53:05.433 --> 00:53:08.213 And I'll probably be like a few more to do Sunday night, and
00:53:08.213 --> 00:53:09.853 that's what I did last weekend, so.
00:53:12.903 --> 00:53:15.513 So here's what we're going to do for the old.
00:53:17.113 --> 00:53:18.753 Uh vote.
00:53:19.953 --> 00:53:20.233 OK.
00:53:20.513 --> 00:53:22.183 No one touched chat for a second.
00:53:25.623 --> 00:53:28.593 As with our handy voting, we can vote in here.
00:53:31.293 --> 00:53:34.303 I was really gonna throw a fried shrimp and they're.
00:53:31.533 --> 00:53:31.923 So.
00:53:34.973 --> 00:53:38.183 You can do that. You can that. So if you agree with that.
00:53:38.923 --> 00:53:39.823 Emoji on it.
00:53:42.543 --> 00:53:46.053 Wait, why is red adjusted and orange also can't adjust?
00:53:42.583 --> 00:53:44.273 Can I get the Pantone color for that?
00:53:48.133 --> 00:53:51.377 See, this is just Daniel's way of making fun of the fact that I
00:53:51.377 --> 00:53:53.253 still don't have been updated teams.
00:53:53.863 --> 00:53:57.308 You can put whatever you want on there, so why is orange can't
00:53:57.308 --> 00:53:58.893 adjust and Reds can't adjust?
00:53:59.683 --> 00:54:01.433 Ohh internal internal.
00:53:59.743 --> 00:54:01.423 Red is clients.
00:54:00.303 --> 00:54:03.463 Because red is client orange.
00:54:02.383 --> 00:54:03.283 Got it. OK.
00:54:02.943 --> 00:54:05.613 The original. Yeah, the original was.
00:54:04.223 --> 00:54:06.353 Is complex and hard to move.
00:54:07.433 --> 00:54:12.083 And it's client orange internal but also client.
00:54:12.933 --> 00:54:15.857 Just so you know, that's probably the one thing I'm gonna
00:54:13.103 --> 00:54:14.063 That was the original 1.
00:54:15.857 --> 00:54:18.983 mildly rebel against. Cause when I have back-to-back meetings
00:54:18.983 --> 00:54:21.958 that can't be adjusted, I literally alternate their colors
00:54:21.958 --> 00:54:22.613 for my brain.
00:54:25.073 --> 00:54:26.263 Too bad.
00:54:28.173 --> 00:54:32.532 Well, well, perhaps we can help Laura by making the can't adjust
00:54:32.532 --> 00:54:35.683 difference more different than red and orange.
00:54:36.063 --> 00:54:37.133 Yeah, totally.
00:54:38.753 --> 00:54:41.673 Can we do blue since one of our colors for clarity is blue?
00:54:44.253 --> 00:54:46.703 Or is that too basic since the normal color is blue?
00:54:48.163 --> 00:54:51.363 I think that scares me because the normal color is blue.
00:54:49.433 --> 00:54:50.943 This this is gonna hurt.
00:54:50.973 --> 00:54:54.835 Yeah, I'd like to default to stay the default and not be
00:54:51.933 --> 00:54:52.913 Yeah.
00:54:54.835 --> 00:54:55.513 confusing.
00:54:55.893 --> 00:54:56.203 OK.
00:54:57.483 --> 00:55:00.537 Good, good suggestion though. Hey, I appreciate that more than
00:54:59.943 --> 00:55:00.783 Mm-hmm.
00:55:00.537 --> 00:55:00.973 anything.
00:55:01.703 --> 00:55:03.293 Can maybe move?
00:55:04.973 --> 00:55:06.043 Or decline.
00:55:05.223 --> 00:55:08.193 While he's typing this, I do have a time log question.
00:55:08.673 --> 00:55:09.173 Yeah.
00:55:08.683 --> 00:55:09.333 Yeah, do it.
00:55:09.843 --> 00:55:14.824 Desk I held Ben last night, set uh, run a test for Microsoft, I
00:55:14.824 --> 00:55:17.003 think is what it was called.
00:55:18.683 --> 00:55:20.893 15 minutes. I'm not a part of desk.
00:55:21.673 --> 00:55:25.527 I know your little spiel about touching it. Would you touch it
00:55:25.527 --> 00:55:29.320 if the customer did exist? Did not exist. However, I did not.
00:55:29.320 --> 00:55:30.543 It's not my project.
00:55:31.213 --> 00:55:33.083 Is that billable? Yes or no?
00:55:33.653 --> 00:55:34.033 Because.
00:55:34.933 --> 00:55:37.043 Would you have done it if that client didn't exist?
00:55:37.853 --> 00:55:41.685 No, but again not mine. So that just like that, that's what
00:55:40.463 --> 00:55:43.631 I already moved it out and needs reallocation for you, so don't
00:55:41.685 --> 00:55:42.323 throws me.
00:55:42.823 --> 00:55:46.622 Yeah, I think I think I already moved that one and I think it
00:55:43.631 --> 00:55:44.373 worry about it.
00:55:46.622 --> 00:55:48.583 was marked as billable. Ohh, OK.
00:55:46.673 --> 00:55:47.483 No, I got it.
00:55:48.903 --> 00:55:52.893 I got it and yes, it was billable. You're good.
00:55:51.263 --> 00:55:52.143 Yes, it was.
00:55:52.943 --> 00:55:54.813 OK. Did I mark it originally as billable?
00:55:55.243 --> 00:55:56.513 I think you did.
00:55:55.253 --> 00:55:55.703 Yes.
00:55:56.313 --> 00:56:00.088 I did OK, so I did. That was my initial thought, but it but the
00:56:00.088 --> 00:56:02.153 whole it's not mine throws me off.
00:56:03.893 --> 00:56:07.897 Yeah. Yeah, no. Anytime you're on a project, you log to the
00:56:07.897 --> 00:56:12.235 project. The only exception you may have, and really it's such a
00:56:12.235 --> 00:56:16.173 rare exception would be if you're just shadowing. And even
00:56:16.173 --> 00:56:19.443 then you might get told to log into the project.
00:56:19.933 --> 00:56:21.613 Oh yes, we've had a few of those.
00:56:21.353 --> 00:56:25.616 So, but it sounded like you were working on the project. So yeah,
00:56:25.616 --> 00:56:29.168 you're on the project. Congratulations. You are now on
00:56:26.203 --> 00:56:26.603 Uh-huh.
00:56:26.863 --> 00:56:29.593 He had me download the the zip.
00:56:29.168 --> 00:56:29.943 the project.
00:56:30.333 --> 00:56:33.608 The ZIP file and I was calling him and he called me and it did
00:56:33.608 --> 00:56:35.063 not work. It kept declining.
00:56:38.693 --> 00:56:39.203 Ah.
00:56:39.593 --> 00:56:43.164 OK, so Redis can't adjust as a victory. That's it. We have the
00:56:43.164 --> 00:56:46.338 concern about candid, just internal. We'll move on from
00:56:46.338 --> 00:56:49.683 that can maybe move, but check first, I only have 4 out of
00:56:49.683 --> 00:56:50.533 seven on there.
00:56:51.873 --> 00:56:52.783 What are the thoughts?
00:56:53.903 --> 00:56:55.163 And then beefing with that.
00:56:55.863 --> 00:57:00.486 Ohh I'm a I'm a I'm not voting I'm I'm fine with any of this so
00:57:00.486 --> 00:57:04.820 don't count me in. Don't count me in the seven. Yeah, I I'm
00:57:01.013 --> 00:57:01.453 OK.
00:57:03.893 --> 00:57:04.273 OK.
00:57:04.633 --> 00:57:06.083 I I'm not a fan of the.
00:57:04.820 --> 00:57:05.903 color agnostic.
00:57:07.513 --> 00:57:07.993 Not a.
00:57:07.823 --> 00:57:08.203 What?
00:57:08.643 --> 00:57:11.303 Well, OK. So how often do you have meeting?
00:57:09.013 --> 00:57:10.343 Abstention. That's what it is.
00:57:12.253 --> 00:57:14.033 How often do you all have meetings where you.
00:57:16.103 --> 00:57:19.153 Can't or you? You're on it. But.
00:57:19.263 --> 00:57:19.723 Huh.
00:57:20.523 --> 00:57:23.497 Can maybe move but check 1st and then there's can maybe move or
00:57:23.497 --> 00:57:26.517 decline, but check in first. Ohh those are two different options
00:57:26.517 --> 00:57:28.143 so sorry, I thought you were just.
00:57:28.893 --> 00:57:30.223 Writing the same thing.
00:57:29.033 --> 00:57:29.323 Huh.
00:57:30.283 --> 00:57:30.733 Who?
00:57:30.383 --> 00:57:32.553 What's what's the difference on those?
00:57:30.453 --> 00:57:31.003 So.
00:57:32.933 --> 00:57:34.003 I will show you.
00:57:33.173 --> 00:57:34.323 Yeah, I don't get it.
00:57:36.093 --> 00:57:36.623 So.
00:57:36.333 --> 00:57:39.003 I get it, I get it. I'm smarter than you. There it is.
00:57:39.083 --> 00:57:39.333 Clint.
00:57:40.873 --> 00:57:46.973 Then internal meeting that is not required. This nor no dorks
00:57:41.013 --> 00:57:42.223 This is classic Daniel.
00:57:46.973 --> 00:57:53.271 allowed or my biweekly. Yes, I can likely adjust those training
00:57:47.753 --> 00:57:48.153 Yeah.
00:57:53.271 --> 00:57:57.403 sessions. I can likely adjust those blue.
00:58:00.493 --> 00:58:05.440 I should probably be on one of them, but they're not required,
00:58:05.440 --> 00:58:10.309 so it's kind of one of those things. Like if, if I can attend
00:58:10.309 --> 00:58:11.173 it, I will.
00:58:15.253 --> 00:58:19.773 So let me just adjust that thing.
00:58:18.583 --> 00:58:19.683 I've I've used.
00:58:20.683 --> 00:58:24.215 I've used the yellow for not required just because it's such
00:58:24.215 --> 00:58:26.183 a easy color for me to look over.
00:58:26.903 --> 00:58:28.733 OK, I'm fine with that.
00:58:28.463 --> 00:58:30.613 So my my vote would be yellow but.
00:58:31.973 --> 00:58:35.323 Also know we're dealing with a lot of the the warmer colors.
00:58:34.133 --> 00:58:36.163 Yellow instead of which?
00:58:36.453 --> 00:58:36.883 Blue.
00:58:37.513 --> 00:58:38.203 Insert blue.
00:58:37.623 --> 00:58:38.023 Blue.
00:58:39.423 --> 00:58:39.773 OK.
00:58:40.763 --> 00:58:42.553 Any issues?
00:58:43.483 --> 00:58:43.793 No.
00:58:44.943 --> 00:58:45.493 Once.
00:58:45.703 --> 00:58:46.143 None.
00:58:46.473 --> 00:58:47.063 Twice.
00:58:47.763 --> 00:58:49.803 They sold yellow. Is it?
00:58:50.943 --> 00:58:55.240 Now we need to get rid of the orange for Canton, just internal
00:58:55.240 --> 00:58:56.263 for our friend.
00:58:56.863 --> 00:58:57.313 OK.
00:58:57.543 --> 00:58:58.753 Color suggestions?
00:59:02.643 --> 00:59:04.113 What are my color options?
00:59:04.543 --> 00:59:05.503 Boy howdy.
00:59:04.853 --> 00:59:07.353 How about sunset orange?
00:59:05.193 --> 00:59:05.493 Nope.
00:59:10.693 --> 00:59:12.283 Boy howdy.
00:59:11.433 --> 00:59:14.123 Hold on real quick Googling, Googling orange colors.
00:59:13.553 --> 00:59:14.523 Google colors.
00:59:15.803 --> 00:59:16.443 Famine.
00:59:16.963 --> 00:59:19.093 What are colors UM.
00:59:19.713 --> 00:59:20.943 What are colors?
00:59:21.683 --> 00:59:23.613 What about? What about that teal?
00:59:22.023 --> 00:59:22.753 Carrot.
00:59:24.023 --> 00:59:24.803 We're Gray.
00:59:25.363 --> 00:59:26.353 Apricot.
00:59:26.653 --> 00:59:30.133 Gray, Laura. What is the Laura? What are your thoughts on Gray?
00:59:27.953 --> 00:59:28.603 White.
00:59:31.803 --> 00:59:33.013 I don't like Gray.
00:59:33.343 --> 00:59:34.153 I don't like Gray.
00:59:33.553 --> 00:59:33.913 OK.
00:59:34.783 --> 00:59:35.773 Great. He's out.
00:59:34.993 --> 00:59:35.583 Yeah.
00:59:36.363 --> 00:59:37.973 OK, what about that?
00:59:36.783 --> 00:59:37.963 Ha ha ha ha.
00:59:37.373 --> 00:59:40.923 I think that teals pretty sick. Ohh steel, yeah.
00:59:38.883 --> 00:59:40.983 I like that teal up top.
00:59:41.793 --> 00:59:42.693 What about that deal?
00:59:43.033 --> 00:59:43.603 The sky.
00:59:44.523 --> 00:59:46.383 Is that too close to free to schedule though?
00:59:45.613 --> 00:59:49.937 Fine. I'll, I'll. I'll give up my lunch color. I'll have to
00:59:49.937 --> 00:59:51.523 change my lunch color.
00:59:51.463 --> 00:59:52.713 Yeah, change your lunch color.
00:59:54.663 --> 00:59:55.633 Your lunch color orange.
00:59:54.933 --> 00:59:56.643 Daniel's going to eat your lunch.
00:59:56.603 --> 00:59:58.263 How many challenges, buddy?
01:00:00.613 --> 01:00:02.643 OK. So we're going to TO.
01:00:04.783 --> 01:00:06.523 This calendar is going to look ugly.
01:00:05.273 --> 01:00:09.673 Is can't adjust eternal no red until together. It's very nice.
01:00:06.813 --> 01:00:07.193 For.
01:00:10.863 --> 01:00:11.453 Is it?
01:00:11.813 --> 01:00:12.983 Unless you're color blind.
01:00:11.913 --> 01:00:12.443 Ohh yeah.
01:00:13.563 --> 01:00:15.653 Yeah, but then you're screwed already. So I.
01:00:17.583 --> 01:00:18.623 I'm just blind.
01:00:21.813 --> 01:00:23.233 There is no teal so.
01:00:22.223 --> 01:00:23.743 Right. How do I change this?
01:00:22.413 --> 01:00:23.003 In a minute.
01:00:23.923 --> 01:00:27.804 There is no teal. They're getting the ill man because he
01:00:27.804 --> 01:00:28.553 turns teal.
01:00:31.733 --> 01:00:32.953 Ohh, I hate it already.
01:00:33.883 --> 01:00:36.388 You know, like it. Let's see what it looks like. What does
01:00:34.273 --> 01:00:35.463 I just changed it on mine.
01:00:36.388 --> 01:00:38.383 that look like? Let's give it a shot. Come on.
01:00:41.013 --> 01:00:42.783 Let's go to look. Let's see what it is.
01:00:46.173 --> 01:00:47.543 Can't adjust eternal.
01:00:48.733 --> 01:00:49.283 Teal.
01:00:49.213 --> 01:00:49.403 You.
01:00:53.033 --> 01:00:54.863 It's my calendar. Don't judge it.
01:00:56.283 --> 01:00:58.293 This is you then boil.
01:01:01.233 --> 01:01:04.703 Where's the teal? Ohh, that team's fine. That's an OK deal.
01:01:01.373 --> 01:01:02.513 But all I did is they changed it.
01:01:06.723 --> 01:01:07.473 I don't like it.
01:01:10.933 --> 01:01:11.433 OK.
01:01:11.633 --> 01:01:14.823 I just missed your negative. I don't want it.
01:01:14.873 --> 01:01:18.283 OK, anyone else have any problem with any of these other colors?
01:01:18.933 --> 01:01:21.363 I kind of like darker blue. Well, darker blue is the.
01:01:21.893 --> 01:01:24.453 Darker blue. I dare darker blue.
01:01:24.603 --> 01:01:26.093 It's dark blue.
01:01:25.383 --> 01:01:30.353 Anyone else getting like shades of like late 80s, early 90s?
01:01:29.493 --> 01:01:31.043 Yeah, this is very.
01:01:31.003 --> 01:01:32.613 Yes, it's very 90s.
01:01:31.143 --> 01:01:35.693 Uh, very. What are those? Those like wax cups?
01:01:35.913 --> 01:01:38.673 Yes, that's exactly what it's making me think of.
01:01:37.153 --> 01:01:37.663 Yeah.
01:01:37.223 --> 01:01:40.491 Looks like a like a skating rink, like the carpet at a
01:01:39.933 --> 01:01:40.483 Hmm.
01:01:40.491 --> 01:01:41.263 skating rink.
01:01:41.653 --> 01:01:43.423 That to roller rank, yes.
01:01:41.723 --> 01:01:43.853 Uh, so much this stalgia.
01:01:45.303 --> 01:01:47.513 I just think I think Orange is the best.
01:01:49.113 --> 01:01:50.143 Orange is gone.
01:01:49.603 --> 01:01:50.353 It's prettier.
01:01:51.733 --> 01:01:52.113 Good.
01:01:54.103 --> 01:01:54.473 OK.
01:01:56.283 --> 01:01:57.093 Folks better.
01:01:59.833 --> 01:02:01.553 Client enters Antigua, right?
01:02:02.953 --> 01:02:03.863 That is correct.
01:02:05.013 --> 01:02:06.783 And it is also an insect.
01:02:07.153 --> 01:02:14.265 Well, yeah, I was also trying to figure out if this and taria and
01:02:14.265 --> 01:02:15.343 and Terra.
01:02:15.073 --> 01:02:16.783 Antonio Antonio.
01:02:16.393 --> 01:02:20.461 No. And Tara Technologies, if that was still an active
01:02:20.461 --> 01:02:21.053 project.
01:02:21.593 --> 01:02:22.783 I don't know what that is.
01:02:23.123 --> 01:02:24.153 OK, cool.
01:02:24.103 --> 01:02:25.563 Delete it, get rid of it.
01:02:27.103 --> 01:02:28.123 Get rid of all the files.
01:02:29.013 --> 01:02:31.023 I feel like that is a scary move.
01:02:33.343 --> 01:02:37.168 Look at how cute that little like a Peach. It's not quite
01:02:37.168 --> 01:02:40.003 Peach, is it? Peach? The picture I posted.
01:02:37.243 --> 01:02:37.733 What?
01:02:40.543 --> 01:02:41.333 You're a Peach.
01:02:42.243 --> 01:02:42.913 Thanks.
01:02:44.433 --> 01:02:45.393 Appreciate that.
01:02:46.733 --> 01:02:49.491 I don't mind Peach. Is that enough of a change for you
01:02:49.491 --> 01:02:50.143 there, Laura?
01:02:52.373 --> 01:02:52.963 Page.
01:02:53.553 --> 01:02:54.043 Peach.
01:02:54.463 --> 01:02:55.023 Page.
01:02:55.033 --> 01:02:56.373 For the another page.
01:02:55.113 --> 01:02:58.788 Which which one is this for? The can maybe move or decline the
01:02:58.788 --> 01:02:59.663 check in first?
01:02:58.833 --> 01:03:02.403 That no, this is. Can't that just internal pitch?
01:02:58.893 --> 01:02:59.673 Internal.
01:03:02.073 --> 01:03:03.063 Internal, yeah.
01:03:04.393 --> 01:03:07.173 Ohh, we're not doing till we're doing Peach.
01:03:04.493 --> 01:03:05.153 It's page.
01:03:07.293 --> 01:03:09.703 While no, there's been an issue with teal.
01:03:10.733 --> 01:03:12.343 I just think Field doesn't look good.
01:03:10.913 --> 01:03:11.603 I think.
01:03:12.773 --> 01:03:14.383 I don't think this Peach looks good.
01:03:15.253 --> 01:03:16.183 I like Peach.
01:03:16.683 --> 01:03:17.753 Well, I guess.
01:03:19.743 --> 01:03:21.233 I.
01:03:22.153 --> 01:03:24.123 Hate the Peach and dark mode.
01:03:22.603 --> 01:03:22.903 I'll.
01:03:24.453 --> 01:03:25.543 I like the Peach.
01:03:26.103 --> 01:03:27.343 Alright, you too it is.
01:03:27.793 --> 01:03:31.483 We we got a lot of discussion. Discourse is hot.
01:03:32.393 --> 01:03:32.853 You know.
01:03:34.043 --> 01:03:37.166 Go and click calendar because I would love for a dev to come in
01:03:37.166 --> 01:03:38.923 here. Now this is what you guys do.
01:03:42.383 --> 01:03:44.213 I mean the 1st.
01:03:43.173 --> 01:03:46.667 You're them in arguing about calendar colors for 30 minutes.
01:03:44.633 --> 01:03:44.903 You.
01:03:46.667 --> 01:03:49.932 We're over here writing software, and you guys can't say
01:03:47.043 --> 01:03:49.353 You guys make fun of us for not getting work done.
01:03:49.932 --> 01:03:51.593 if something's teal or Peach.
01:03:51.833 --> 01:03:53.203 Yeah, but just.
01:03:53.823 --> 01:03:57.411 Suggest that you're going to take away the colors, the color
01:03:57.411 --> 01:04:01.058 breakdown in Visual Studio code, and see how faxed they react
01:04:01.058 --> 01:04:01.823 against that.
01:04:03.553 --> 01:04:04.213 That's a good point.
01:04:03.973 --> 01:04:04.903 Somebody had to do it.
01:04:04.023 --> 01:04:05.873 This is important work here.
01:04:08.413 --> 01:04:09.203 I mean.
01:04:10.513 --> 01:04:14.509 I think it will help us all understand what's going on with
01:04:14.509 --> 01:04:18.772 each other, because I don't know how many times you know at any
01:04:18.772 --> 01:04:22.701 given point. I've had to be like, hey, I need you to get a
01:04:22.701 --> 01:04:26.697 meeting with Mickey. You, me, Clint, Eric, Weathers, Daniel
01:04:26.697 --> 01:04:27.363 and Chris.
01:04:28.903 --> 01:04:33.003 And if we're all consistent, how much easier would that be?
01:04:33.133 --> 01:04:33.453 Yeah.
01:04:33.883 --> 01:04:35.783 Instead of looking at rainbow soup.
01:04:37.973 --> 01:04:38.743 Fruit loops.
01:04:38.133 --> 01:04:38.603 That's fair.
01:04:40.673 --> 01:04:41.643 All of her OPS.
01:04:41.043 --> 01:04:41.743 Removes.
01:04:41.623 --> 01:04:43.553 OK, raise your hand for Peach.
01:04:45.843 --> 01:04:46.323 One second.
01:04:46.833 --> 01:04:48.353 But what if you're like in different?
01:04:49.143 --> 01:04:49.963 I'm indifferent.
01:04:50.163 --> 01:04:51.193 Then don't vote.
01:04:50.543 --> 01:04:51.533 And Peach it is.
01:04:51.973 --> 01:04:53.223 The don't vote.
01:04:52.293 --> 01:04:53.043 Short board.
01:04:53.663 --> 01:04:54.363 Don't vote.
01:04:54.843 --> 01:04:57.483 Don't shadow vote last minute. Right. You're gonna.
01:04:57.393 --> 01:04:59.223 Hey. So we got four for Peach.
01:05:00.113 --> 01:05:01.053 OK, how about teal?
01:05:02.543 --> 01:05:04.553 Hands down, hands down, hands down. Hands down for Peach.
01:05:06.283 --> 01:05:07.283 Hands up for teal?
01:05:06.323 --> 01:05:06.843 Kiss.
01:05:10.443 --> 01:05:11.933 So I'm talking about democracy.
01:05:12.783 --> 01:05:13.433 OK.
01:05:16.213 --> 01:05:17.653 OK, it's Peach.
01:05:18.803 --> 01:05:19.633 Sorry all.
01:05:21.053 --> 01:05:22.013 It is page.
01:05:21.173 --> 01:05:22.323 It's Peach.
01:05:22.833 --> 01:05:23.383 OK.
01:05:24.853 --> 01:05:30.413 OK, so can't adjust a ternal is no longer sick, man. It's Peach.
01:05:39.363 --> 01:05:39.723 OK.
01:05:39.673 --> 01:05:40.393 He, Chris.
01:05:44.033 --> 01:05:47.983 It's a little close to the yellow, but I'll shake that.
01:05:47.163 --> 01:05:50.053 I'm happy. I'm happy changing almost nothing.
01:05:52.913 --> 01:05:55.467 I just went from orange to Peach and you know what I'm happier
01:05:54.923 --> 01:05:57.593 Because they Clint is over here like shadow government and us.
01:05:55.467 --> 01:05:55.913 with Peach.
01:05:58.393 --> 01:05:59.053 Yeah, I mean.
01:06:02.323 --> 01:06:04.703 How now how now?
01:06:06.203 --> 01:06:07.783 I'm gonna go see Krampus tonight.
01:06:06.363 --> 01:06:06.813 What?
01:06:08.253 --> 01:06:09.413 Ah.
01:06:08.443 --> 01:06:09.773 Yeah, you are. What your purpose?
01:06:12.253 --> 01:06:13.503 I went 100 house.
01:06:12.433 --> 01:06:13.073 That's fun.
01:06:14.543 --> 01:06:15.973 Soccer.
01:06:15.253 --> 01:06:17.193 I love this. Love it.
01:06:17.653 --> 01:06:19.343 It's gonna get killed by a Santa Claus.
01:06:17.683 --> 01:06:21.032 So when was you guys? When would you guys use purple and what
01:06:18.043 --> 01:06:18.983 OK. Are we?
01:06:20.113 --> 01:06:20.673 Which?
01:06:21.032 --> 01:06:24.273 would you use green, what's the difference between the two?
01:06:24.463 --> 01:06:26.773 Well, purple is can maybe move.
01:06:25.843 --> 01:06:26.963 I think it was a choice.
01:06:27.493 --> 01:06:27.973 Umm.
01:06:28.293 --> 01:06:31.265 So like, you're in a thing, right? Like, let's say, like
01:06:28.983 --> 01:06:29.843 Check first.
01:06:31.265 --> 01:06:33.663 that purple one. Like, what's a good example?
01:06:34.003 --> 01:06:35.433 So that's internal and external.
01:06:37.183 --> 01:06:40.073 You're biweekly's your biweekly with me.
01:06:40.623 --> 01:06:40.983 OK.
01:06:40.833 --> 01:06:44.519 They'll be purple. Yeah, because if you say Stephanie, I have to
01:06:44.519 --> 01:06:45.653 meet with, you know.
01:06:46.933 --> 01:06:51.177 Clint about this stuff that purple should not that project
01:06:47.203 --> 01:06:47.763 Well.
01:06:48.933 --> 01:06:50.163 Since weeklies, there's.
01:06:51.177 --> 01:06:53.623 reviewed. No duck slot should be.
01:06:54.453 --> 01:06:54.793 Brad.
01:06:54.633 --> 01:06:55.923 Peach as hell.
01:06:56.133 --> 01:06:57.193 Peaches. Hell.
01:06:57.053 --> 01:06:57.483 Speak.
01:06:57.453 --> 01:06:59.413 Peach as hell.
01:06:58.903 --> 01:07:00.073 ****.
01:07:01.263 --> 01:07:02.073 The.
01:07:03.363 --> 01:07:04.763 That's a lot of day.
01:07:03.473 --> 01:07:06.333 The things like weeklies I have, I have.
01:07:04.103 --> 01:07:06.663 Sorry buddy, you don't have to be at the whole time.
01:07:07.873 --> 01:07:11.209 I haven't weekly set as an actual like category color
01:07:11.209 --> 01:07:12.753 because it's so specific.
01:07:16.723 --> 01:07:19.643 And I don't think I have very many other things that are.
01:07:17.003 --> 01:07:17.433 Yes.
01:07:19.063 --> 01:07:21.293 Can't adjust this red.
01:07:21.093 --> 01:07:22.043 Can't adjust.
01:07:24.573 --> 01:07:28.150 So green would be like have a heads down 30 minutes. You can
01:07:28.150 --> 01:07:30.203 schedule over that if you need to.
01:07:30.753 --> 01:07:31.153 Umm.
01:07:31.613 --> 01:07:31.893 Mm-hmm.
01:07:32.113 --> 01:07:32.483 Mm-hmm.
01:07:33.193 --> 01:07:34.103 Umm.
01:07:33.413 --> 01:07:34.553 At your peril.
01:07:35.023 --> 01:07:35.353 Yeah.
01:07:36.083 --> 01:07:36.403 Uh.
01:07:36.633 --> 01:07:39.423 OK, Green is what now? My green is reminders.
01:07:38.563 --> 01:07:39.633 Office hours.
01:07:40.523 --> 01:07:41.953 Everyone's has the same now though.
01:07:40.913 --> 01:07:42.363 Free, free to schedule over.
01:07:43.553 --> 01:07:46.243 Can't adjust external, can't adjust internal.
01:07:53.173 --> 01:07:54.723 What at the stair to next week?
01:07:53.323 --> 01:07:54.953 And we're going for Peach.
01:07:56.193 --> 01:07:59.881 Okay Peach. I'm fine with that. OK. We don't have internal PO
01:07:59.881 --> 01:08:03.687 meetings anymore. We see what? This was our old one way back in
01:08:03.687 --> 01:08:04.163 the day.
01:08:05.323 --> 01:08:05.653 Umm.
01:08:05.983 --> 01:08:08.533 We had like internal PO meetings, internal project
01:08:08.533 --> 01:08:10.033 meetings. We had all sorts of.
01:08:12.083 --> 01:08:15.173 I'll sources wacky little goofball stuff here.
01:08:17.913 --> 01:08:18.493 Eh.
01:08:19.673 --> 01:08:22.903 Charlie, I hate to do this to you, but I cannot.
01:08:25.273 --> 01:08:28.773 Did you just recolor my meeting as easily moved?
01:08:30.323 --> 01:08:31.953 No, I haven't actually.
01:08:30.903 --> 01:08:32.073 I'm so offended.
01:08:32.713 --> 01:08:39.773 I have not actually acknowledged your bid meeting and I have.
01:08:37.103 --> 01:08:38.163 Ohh Jesus.
01:08:39.043 --> 01:08:43.391 I'm literally trying to load a page for them right now and is
01:08:43.391 --> 01:08:44.303 gonna be ohh.
01:08:45.133 --> 01:08:46.453 I'm sick with grief over it.
01:08:46.613 --> 01:08:47.383 Ohh.
01:08:50.893 --> 01:08:54.476 Stephanie is like, screw you, dude. I gotta read over that one
01:08:54.476 --> 01:08:54.703 now.
01:08:55.613 --> 01:08:57.023 I actually do.
01:08:57.343 --> 01:08:59.293 You didn't when I proposed it.
01:09:01.043 --> 01:09:01.573 Yet.
01:09:01.773 --> 01:09:03.803 It's it's re estimates.
01:09:04.533 --> 01:09:08.765 I I literally pushed it till after the shred session so that
01:09:05.153 --> 01:09:06.123 That's important.
01:09:08.765 --> 01:09:10.083 you could be there.
01:09:11.643 --> 01:09:12.023 Dang it.
01:09:15.823 --> 01:09:17.483 I can join the second-half.
01:09:18.263 --> 01:09:21.315 There won't be a second-half. They're gonna they're gonna
01:09:21.315 --> 01:09:23.683 abandon 5 minutes in and say screw you guys.
01:09:24.643 --> 01:09:25.883 Who's gonna abandon what?
01:09:27.563 --> 01:09:27.963 Did.
01:09:29.413 --> 01:09:30.193 Why are they abandon?
01:09:31.363 --> 01:09:33.163 We need money but.
01:09:33.143 --> 01:09:33.623 Ohh.
01:09:34.103 --> 01:09:39.720 We have not produced a testable code in a way that they would
01:09:39.720 --> 01:09:40.173 like.
01:09:41.363 --> 01:09:43.443 I'm not pigeon or change request right now.
01:09:45.563 --> 01:09:50.314 And yet we need it like, you know, like it's just it. It's
01:09:47.223 --> 01:09:48.123 I know we do.
01:09:50.314 --> 01:09:51.763 super frustrating.
01:09:54.423 --> 01:09:57.808 Particularly because the guys busted their ***** on it this
01:09:57.808 --> 01:10:01.418 week. They worked so hard on it and it did not have the desired
01:10:01.418 --> 01:10:01.813 impact.
01:10:04.713 --> 01:10:05.233 My God.
01:10:06.103 --> 01:10:07.383 Oh, my God. What is this?
01:10:06.273 --> 01:10:08.413 Sorry, I'm about to go Rain Man. I'm muting again.
01:10:08.803 --> 01:10:09.453 That's OK.
01:10:11.693 --> 01:10:14.523 I like the pink first stand ups over did that. That's smart.
01:10:11.883 --> 01:10:12.693 What is this?
01:10:15.693 --> 01:10:19.112 It's just a random color. I would never use, which means I
01:10:15.723 --> 01:10:16.493 And it's like it.
01:10:19.112 --> 01:10:20.213 should go to there.
01:10:22.603 --> 01:10:23.353 Oh my God.
01:10:24.153 --> 01:10:26.213 Oh my God, you guys look at this.
01:10:26.963 --> 01:10:29.613 As so, as so stoked I haven't seen.
01:10:29.013 --> 01:10:31.093 Oh, hey, hey. What, we're here, everybody.
01:10:34.013 --> 01:10:34.763 Uh.
01:10:35.713 --> 01:10:39.431 If you're while you're goofing around your calendars, go put in
01:10:39.431 --> 01:10:42.743 your PTO that your quested for this, uh, this time here.
01:10:44.323 --> 01:10:45.673 If you have PTO coming up.
01:10:47.583 --> 01:10:48.523 Go put it in.
01:10:49.793 --> 01:10:50.743 On your calendar.
01:10:51.733 --> 01:10:53.063 Ah yes.
01:10:52.273 --> 01:10:55.243 But if what if my PTO request is pending?
01:10:55.543 --> 01:10:56.763 When's your Peter 4?
01:10:57.673 --> 01:11:00.073 Uh, Friday, December 16th.
01:11:01.793 --> 01:11:02.653 I.
01:11:02.213 --> 01:11:05.906 Ohh, I'm sorry, that's fine. I don't care about I'm. I don't
01:11:05.906 --> 01:11:08.933 care about. No, sorry. I meant more like the the.
01:11:09.343 --> 01:11:11.163 He wasn't talking to you, Laura.
01:11:10.883 --> 01:11:12.163 No, no, I mean.
01:11:11.443 --> 01:11:14.073 Why are you even talking to me?
01:11:13.153 --> 01:11:14.933 Did you just put that in?
01:11:13.233 --> 01:11:17.600 So I love large. No, I mean the the holiday stuff. If you have
01:11:16.653 --> 01:11:17.503 Today, yeah.
01:11:17.600 --> 01:11:21.966 holiday stuff specifically as we get towards that time like if
01:11:17.993 --> 01:11:18.483 Ah.
01:11:20.663 --> 01:11:21.283 No, I don't.
01:11:21.966 --> 01:11:24.323 it's a day here or whatever, but.
01:11:25.613 --> 01:11:29.144 This came up by in a call. Amy and I had with someone because
01:11:29.144 --> 01:11:32.503 they're talking about deploying around Christmas time and.
01:11:33.183 --> 01:11:36.901 You know, I was like first like ohh be easy. But I'm like, wait,
01:11:36.901 --> 01:11:40.447 Amy, my I think Amy's out that whole week and I don't know if
01:11:39.963 --> 01:11:41.473 I am. I'll be on the beach.
01:11:40.447 --> 01:11:43.193 Scarlett's out or not. Oh, how fun. What beach?
01:11:44.163 --> 01:11:45.053 Put the can are.
01:11:45.703 --> 01:11:46.453 Fine.
01:11:46.843 --> 01:11:47.283 Yeah.
01:11:47.103 --> 01:11:48.043 What you call me?
01:11:53.743 --> 01:11:54.423 That's a good one.
01:11:56.193 --> 01:11:58.083 I'm sorry I missed what you said. What?
01:12:01.763 --> 01:12:04.095 But yeah, get that time in there. Get it done now. So I
01:12:04.095 --> 01:12:05.053 have to worry about it.
01:12:05.493 --> 01:12:07.243 Umm. And then.
01:12:06.583 --> 01:12:07.993 I I have an important question.
01:12:08.283 --> 01:12:08.683 Yeah.
01:12:09.043 --> 01:12:10.653 What color are we coding that?
01:12:11.243 --> 01:12:12.253 Ohh, I'd office.
01:12:11.483 --> 01:12:11.953 Ohh.
01:12:13.753 --> 01:12:16.143 Great question, micki. You asked this, I want you to tell us.
01:12:18.683 --> 01:12:21.057 Wait, no, I deferred inferred that the shadow government,
01:12:18.703 --> 01:12:19.163 Gray.
01:12:19.583 --> 01:12:20.253 When a circle.
01:12:21.057 --> 01:12:21.303 Clint.
01:12:22.913 --> 01:12:26.002 So I didn't want. I didn't. I didn't care. We said yellow.
01:12:23.233 --> 01:12:24.983 The shadow government.
01:12:26.002 --> 01:12:29.092 Sorry. I was thinking about Pukanec cause I wanted to tell
01:12:29.092 --> 01:12:30.453 you I was there this year.
01:12:31.263 --> 01:12:32.213 Oh, how was it I.
01:12:31.653 --> 01:12:32.693 I can tell you all about it.
01:12:33.003 --> 01:12:33.503 Yeah.
01:12:33.023 --> 01:12:33.253 What?
01:12:33.473 --> 01:12:35.943 The useful just don't ever eat sushi.
01:12:36.773 --> 01:12:37.453 Wait, really?
01:12:37.393 --> 01:12:37.913 Ohh.
01:12:38.013 --> 01:12:39.683 Yeah, don't eat sushi.
01:12:39.083 --> 01:12:39.313 Are.
01:12:39.463 --> 01:12:39.933 Or less.
01:12:39.463 --> 01:12:42.053 Don't trust Clint with food. His gut sucks.
01:12:43.483 --> 01:12:44.213 OK.
01:12:45.193 --> 01:12:48.419 Now cause one of the restaurants there is, it's a complete like a
01:12:48.419 --> 01:12:51.499 teppanyaki sushi. It's. I was really excited, but that kind of
01:12:51.499 --> 01:12:52.183 scares me now.
01:12:51.613 --> 01:12:55.858 Hot, hot people have IBS. Alright, get over it. And yes, I
01:12:55.858 --> 01:13:00.463 would not trust if it's a nice restaurant. Maybe, but honestly.
01:13:02.233 --> 01:13:05.506 I I don't know of a single person, even outside of our
01:13:05.506 --> 01:13:09.077 friend group, who loved the food, the the best food is like
01:13:09.077 --> 01:13:12.886 the local, local, local stuff. If you're eating anything that's
01:13:12.886 --> 01:13:13.183 like.
01:13:15.053 --> 01:13:16.313 Our office is Gray.
01:13:17.243 --> 01:13:18.923 Yep, but Daniel said.
01:13:17.813 --> 01:13:18.213 OK.
01:13:21.253 --> 01:13:22.723 3rd thank you.
01:13:22.443 --> 01:13:25.393 I think it's great.
01:13:24.213 --> 01:13:24.853 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:13:24.703 --> 01:13:27.797 What's like it's like a resort with restaurants like in the
01:13:25.793 --> 01:13:26.523 Ice.
01:13:27.797 --> 01:13:28.313 resort so.
01:13:28.753 --> 01:13:29.253 Ohh.
01:13:29.763 --> 01:13:32.269 I'm willing to risk it. I'll just bring Pepto with me. We'll
01:13:29.963 --> 01:13:30.593 Good luck.
01:13:32.269 --> 01:13:32.433 see.
01:13:32.613 --> 01:13:33.703 Good luck, yeah.
01:13:34.073 --> 01:13:36.653 When and Amy was never seen or heard from again.
01:13:36.673 --> 01:13:37.523 Exactly.
01:13:37.373 --> 01:13:40.663 Now you'll be fine. It's not like you, not food poisoning.
01:13:40.663 --> 01:13:41.723 It's just like bad.
01:13:42.643 --> 01:13:45.133 Ohh that I can handle. That's like me on a daily basis anyway.
01:13:44.333 --> 01:13:49.693 Yeah. Yeah. Well, there you go. I also live in a city with great
01:13:49.693 --> 01:13:50.023 and.
01:13:51.883 --> 01:13:54.243 As much as Danny wants to hate on my choice of people.
01:13:52.463 --> 01:13:54.543 Oh yeah, keep keep bragging over there.
01:13:55.373 --> 01:13:56.903 I'm just. I mean, it's not a brag.
01:13:55.763 --> 01:13:57.193 Yakar food or by you, micki?
01:13:57.983 --> 01:13:58.383 It's true.
01:13:58.223 --> 01:13:58.613 Facts.
01:13:59.863 --> 01:14:02.913 He's not going to Italian. I object to our Italian.
01:14:06.503 --> 01:14:10.785 Umm but yeah, the get a get a do a do like a boat tour or
01:14:07.903 --> 01:14:11.683 Calendar is literally boycotting some of these color changes.
01:14:10.785 --> 01:14:11.523 something.
01:14:12.773 --> 01:14:13.403 Both to her.
01:14:13.123 --> 01:14:15.784 I'm gonna find that I'm gonna find that island I went to was
01:14:15.784 --> 01:14:16.133 so cool.
01:14:15.993 --> 01:14:17.503 Center Center your Rex.
01:14:17.953 --> 01:14:19.263 Yes, let me all the wrecks.
01:14:19.443 --> 01:14:20.493 Send a wreck.
01:14:19.633 --> 01:14:22.331 Do I have a Google Drive? If I have a Google Drive, I said I'll
01:14:22.331 --> 01:14:24.733 send my Google Drive, but I don't. I don't know if I do.
01:14:26.623 --> 01:14:27.753 This island.
01:14:30.573 --> 01:14:31.853 Yeah, there's no way.
01:14:30.703 --> 01:14:32.553 Wait, so Pink is a stand up?
01:14:34.533 --> 01:14:36.994 Then why is weekly dev training pink? Are we calling that a
01:14:36.994 --> 01:14:37.363 stand up?
01:14:39.383 --> 01:14:41.373 You mean weekly Dev training is pink?
01:14:42.543 --> 01:14:43.893 Someone turned pink on mine.
01:14:45.193 --> 01:14:46.043 When you did it wrong.
01:14:45.313 --> 01:14:46.273 Uh, here we go.
01:14:47.213 --> 01:14:48.423 Here we go.
01:14:47.763 --> 01:14:48.083 No.
01:14:48.253 --> 01:14:50.063 Is pink just internal meetings?
01:14:50.413 --> 01:14:51.093 It's Peach.
01:14:50.673 --> 01:14:51.373 No.
01:14:51.963 --> 01:14:54.843 We're differentiating the kind of internal meetings.
01:14:52.113 --> 01:14:52.743 Peach.
01:14:54.553 --> 01:14:56.383 Can't adjust internal.
01:14:59.373 --> 01:15:02.562 Someone please tell me there's a button I can Click to just copy
01:15:02.562 --> 01:15:03.003 Daniel's.
01:15:04.203 --> 01:15:05.803 Calendar settings on my own.
01:15:06.533 --> 01:15:08.133 I can let me figure that out.
01:15:12.903 --> 01:15:17.771 Really weird as I didn't change my lunch color, but outlook
01:15:13.773 --> 01:15:14.583 Oh, thank you.
01:15:17.771 --> 01:15:22.964 changed my lunch color for me. Now weirdly Gray and it will not
01:15:22.964 --> 01:15:25.723 change back and I'm just like OK.
01:15:27.673 --> 01:15:28.723 The out of office.
01:15:30.503 --> 01:15:34.174 That's why when Daniel was like Gray is out of office, I was
01:15:30.603 --> 01:15:30.943 Yeah.
01:15:34.174 --> 01:15:37.183 like, alright, I mean like Outlook did it for me.
01:15:39.553 --> 01:15:41.713 Outlook approved all of Laura's PTO.
01:15:48.183 --> 01:15:50.731 It's not like I take lunches most of the time anyway. Now I
01:15:50.731 --> 01:15:51.283 think I took.
01:15:52.203 --> 01:15:54.143 To this week.
01:16:00.893 --> 01:16:01.643 Yes, Daniel.
01:16:02.903 --> 01:16:03.373 I just.
01:16:04.913 --> 01:16:05.603 Wondering why?
01:16:05.143 --> 01:16:08.513 I know we need to update that a nuclino article now, huh?
01:16:07.133 --> 01:16:07.663 Like.
01:16:08.943 --> 01:16:12.833 Like Google like Google Clint put you as going to.
01:16:09.493 --> 01:16:09.793 Yeah.
01:16:11.703 --> 01:16:12.653 What? Why Google?
01:16:12.733 --> 01:16:14.563 Why? Why Google?
01:16:13.843 --> 01:16:17.053 My Google my Google I'll update.
01:16:16.063 --> 01:16:18.690 Does anyone want to address the fact that Shelton is very
01:16:18.690 --> 01:16:19.913 patiently raising his hand?
01:16:20.783 --> 01:16:21.433 Hey shell.
01:16:22.123 --> 01:16:22.833 I Shelton.
01:16:22.423 --> 01:16:23.683 Shelton's in here.
01:16:22.453 --> 01:16:25.673 Shopping is does the patience of a God.
01:16:26.263 --> 01:16:26.943 Seriously.
01:16:26.303 --> 01:16:27.833 He does, yeah.
01:16:26.443 --> 01:16:26.983 Also.
01:16:27.413 --> 01:16:31.825 Hello. Yes, I'm back in the meeting. I had a question for
01:16:30.563 --> 01:16:30.873 Ah.
01:16:30.803 --> 01:16:31.313 Not Doug.
01:16:31.825 --> 01:16:32.433 Charlie.
01:16:34.333 --> 01:16:37.813 Do we know if we're meeting with PCs and tiles on the 22nd?
01:16:38.703 --> 01:16:40.123 Are if we discussed that.
01:16:41.593 --> 01:16:46.603 Hang on a second. Let me look at my color noncompliant calendar.
01:16:51.313 --> 01:16:51.963 Boy.
01:16:51.713 --> 01:16:53.493 On the 22nd.
01:16:54.253 --> 01:16:58.834 I have those calls scheduled. Those would be the 4th in the
01:16:58.834 --> 01:17:03.568 series of four that I put out in the original in the original
01:17:01.053 --> 01:17:01.663 OK.
01:17:03.568 --> 01:17:07.920 series. Is that problematic? Are you like on vacation or
01:17:07.183 --> 01:17:07.833 No, no.
01:17:07.920 --> 01:17:08.683 something?
01:17:08.523 --> 01:17:12.686 No, I was. I was just wondering, it was gonna impact my PTO
01:17:12.686 --> 01:17:16.293 request if we had already cancelled them or not so.
01:17:16.373 --> 01:17:18.663 Cancel if you're taking PTO, we're.
01:17:18.133 --> 01:17:19.753 Yeah, like I can. I can.
01:17:18.223 --> 01:17:22.573 No, no, no, I I haven't. Yeah. That's why I was asking, like,
01:17:21.843 --> 01:17:22.323 But it didn't.
01:17:22.573 --> 01:17:26.993 if we weren't meeting to. No, no, no, no, no, no, that's fine.
01:17:22.843 --> 01:17:25.033 I I can move them like I.
01:17:28.923 --> 01:17:30.573 All good. Just wondering.
01:17:29.053 --> 01:17:30.213 Like such * **** now.
01:17:32.173 --> 01:17:34.053 Sorry to interrupt the the meeting.
01:17:34.893 --> 01:17:38.663 The PTO discussion made me think of the.
01:17:34.923 --> 01:17:39.023 Oh yeah, the important important color coordinating we were
01:17:37.253 --> 01:17:39.053 Super important meeting.
01:17:39.023 --> 01:17:39.433 doing.
01:17:39.713 --> 01:17:41.813 You're solving world hunger here.
01:17:43.153 --> 01:17:46.373 I mean it's you're you.
01:17:45.703 --> 01:17:46.313 We could.
01:17:47.923 --> 01:17:49.343 You're giving me.
01:17:48.383 --> 01:17:52.053 We'd be targeting about what the bags food color is.
01:17:53.453 --> 01:17:57.455 You're making me very happy because it's been stressing me
01:17:57.455 --> 01:18:00.303 out because my calendar and I'm like man.
01:18:01.743 --> 01:18:02.453 So.
01:18:02.363 --> 01:18:02.993 Man.
01:18:04.943 --> 01:18:09.186 So if nothing else, it is productive to at least keep me
01:18:09.186 --> 01:18:10.973 happy and somewhat sane.
01:18:13.163 --> 01:18:16.632 I don't know. I'm confused. The purple and the blue are the
01:18:16.632 --> 01:18:18.193 same. I I don't understand.
01:18:17.213 --> 01:18:17.663 No.
01:18:18.453 --> 01:18:19.743 No, it's different. Sorry.
01:18:20.583 --> 01:18:22.653 Ohh I don't I don't know.
01:18:23.123 --> 01:18:25.233 He he screenshotted too quick.
01:18:26.033 --> 01:18:27.013 Ah, OK.
01:18:33.683 --> 01:18:34.313 There it is.
01:18:35.533 --> 01:18:36.303 Here it is.
01:18:37.403 --> 01:18:37.823 OK.
01:18:38.413 --> 01:18:39.263 Here comes.
01:18:39.153 --> 01:18:41.233 There it comes. Ohh no.
01:18:40.183 --> 01:18:44.551 Here comes no no. You gotta jaw strap like that. You're not
01:18:42.563 --> 01:18:42.913 No.
01:18:44.551 --> 01:18:45.643 going anywhere.
01:18:45.923 --> 01:18:46.503 Uh.
01:18:47.913 --> 01:18:48.363 So.
01:18:48.673 --> 01:18:49.123 Nope.
01:18:51.033 --> 01:18:55.063 Well, maybe not. Never mind. OK, never mind what I say.
01:18:52.863 --> 01:18:53.943 What a thing.
01:18:55.323 --> 01:18:59.586 Well, so despite our argument, how's everybody doing on their
01:18:59.586 --> 01:19:00.273 sprinkles?
01:19:03.353 --> 01:19:04.443 Well, I can tell you.
01:19:05.173 --> 01:19:06.883 Let me quick check I'm going to tell you.
01:19:07.873 --> 01:19:11.829 Do we need to post them someplace? Because I have all of
01:19:08.133 --> 01:19:08.703 Uh.
01:19:10.723 --> 01:19:12.543 Yeah, I I'm confused cause.
01:19:11.829 --> 01:19:13.633 mine except easel and ADI.
01:19:12.173 --> 01:19:14.133 Charlie hasn't completed them.
01:19:15.743 --> 01:19:18.373 We yeah, real quick where we posting them.
01:19:16.433 --> 01:19:18.253 Jessica hasn't completed them.
01:19:19.023 --> 01:19:20.763 Because previously it was just in the chat.
01:19:19.413 --> 01:19:22.328 Look here. Look at your asana. Guys, read your asana test.
01:19:22.328 --> 01:19:24.353 That's all there for you, I promise you.
01:19:24.863 --> 01:19:28.143 Daniel, I don't read. I ask you.
01:19:31.593 --> 01:19:33.923 I don't understand what you don't understand about that.
01:19:33.093 --> 01:19:37.763 Yep. What? No, what color are those asana tasks?
01:19:38.413 --> 01:19:41.403 I can. I might. I'm gonna give.
01:19:38.473 --> 01:19:39.243 Cheese.
01:19:40.493 --> 01:19:41.703 Told you start.
01:19:40.863 --> 01:19:41.453 I didn't.
01:19:42.683 --> 01:19:47.587 I did not think I would start this conversation and turn it
01:19:46.773 --> 01:19:50.754 It's working about. You have a room full of children, of
01:19:47.587 --> 01:19:50.693 into it. Turn the training into this.
01:19:48.333 --> 01:19:48.983 I think.
01:19:50.513 --> 01:19:54.023 Think Charlie is gonna get a star and it's gonna be blue.
01:19:50.754 --> 01:19:51.243 course.
01:19:56.253 --> 01:19:56.843 OK.
01:19:56.363 --> 01:19:59.367 Ohh my getting the star I was planning on doing my Sprint
01:19:59.367 --> 01:20:01.543 goals tomorrow and I'm over here testing.
01:20:02.353 --> 01:20:04.183 OK, I'll allow that.
01:20:06.043 --> 01:20:07.103 Jessica's.
01:20:06.383 --> 01:20:07.623 I've kind of started mine.
01:20:06.923 --> 01:20:09.663 Or is that just on general principles? Because I'm awesome,
01:20:09.663 --> 01:20:09.983 Daniel.
01:20:10.613 --> 01:20:12.972 Now I'm just you guys want colors? I'll give you colors.
01:20:12.972 --> 01:20:14.793 I'm coloring things right now. Like colors.
01:20:13.823 --> 01:20:15.833 OK, I got it.
01:20:15.453 --> 01:20:16.703 No, no.
01:20:18.943 --> 01:20:23.321 I just wanted Clint to tell me or to tell the team how much he
01:20:19.483 --> 01:20:20.723 What have we done?
01:20:23.321 --> 01:20:27.143 changed my life, what the calendar organization and it
01:20:27.143 --> 01:20:28.533 turned into this. I.
01:20:28.013 --> 01:20:30.183 She just wanted to schedule a meeting.
01:20:33.143 --> 01:20:34.413 That's all it was.
01:20:35.573 --> 01:20:37.843 Moral of the story is Clint, thank you.
01:20:36.713 --> 01:20:37.263 I like.
01:20:38.163 --> 01:20:41.832 I like how I changed your life by just saying why are you like
01:20:41.832 --> 01:20:42.123 this?
01:20:46.253 --> 01:20:49.209 How do you function? I just insulted you and apparently
01:20:48.513 --> 01:20:48.883 Thank you.
01:20:49.209 --> 01:20:52.481 changed the way that is actually how Daniel's changed my life
01:20:52.481 --> 01:20:53.273 multiple times.
01:20:54.933 --> 01:20:55.923 So you know what?
01:20:57.223 --> 01:20:59.333 Amy, just get in here. Just start talking.
01:20:57.493 --> 01:20:58.443 That the.
01:20:59.763 --> 01:21:00.663 All they have giving.
01:20:59.793 --> 01:21:03.167 I'm two things in regards to sprinkles. I kind of started
01:21:03.167 --> 01:21:06.657 them, but then probably after this I will hash that out. So
01:21:06.657 --> 01:21:10.438 there's that and then wondering if someone can send a screenshot
01:21:06.733 --> 01:21:07.493 Umm.
01:21:10.438 --> 01:21:14.045 because I just saw Daniel's one of the nuclino thing but like
01:21:14.045 --> 01:21:17.361 from outlook, when you go to categories and go to manage
01:21:17.361 --> 01:21:20.793 categories, send me that, I'll just copy it that way. It's
01:21:17.663 --> 01:21:18.423 Ah.
01:21:19.483 --> 01:21:19.973 OK.
01:21:20.793 --> 01:21:23.643 there. There's a lot of back and forth that I'm.
01:21:22.343 --> 01:21:27.139 I I'm sitting there now, so I'll try, but it's hopefully it's
01:21:25.743 --> 01:21:29.065 OK, perfect. I'll just, yeah, I'll just copy it and then it's
01:21:27.139 --> 01:21:27.603 right.
01:21:29.065 --> 01:21:29.333 done.
01:21:31.003 --> 01:21:32.293 There it is. Hold on.
01:21:33.523 --> 01:21:34.253 Here you go.
01:21:35.603 --> 01:21:36.393 Thank you.
01:21:36.403 --> 01:21:40.155 I added I added a lunch just for myself in case you know, it's
01:21:40.155 --> 01:21:43.848 allowed to take one of those. It's teal. I hope everyone's OK
01:21:43.848 --> 01:21:44.443 with that.
01:21:45.023 --> 01:21:46.863 I love you guys so much.
01:21:49.663 --> 01:21:50.403 Ohh.
01:21:51.623 --> 01:21:55.183 This is a life full UM OK gang.
01:21:56.563 --> 01:21:57.573 Do your time logs.
01:21:58.993 --> 01:21:59.863 Have.
01:22:00.683 --> 01:22:04.562 And amaze. Oh no. Do your time logs, update your invoicing
01:22:04.562 --> 01:22:08.178 notes, get those sprinkles filled out. Have an amazing
01:22:08.178 --> 01:22:09.953 weekend and get outta here.
01:22:10.623 --> 01:22:11.613 Get outta here.
01:22:11.743 --> 01:22:17.285 Real quick, Clint, I I just need Clint, everybody else can get
01:22:11.833 --> 01:22:13.483 Get outta here. No.
01:22:17.285 --> 01:22:18.253 outta here.
01:22:19.263 --> 01:22:19.903 Yeah.
01:22:19.543 --> 01:22:20.013 Ah.
01:22:20.433 --> 01:22:23.533 I feel like Jessica's comment it just reminded me of.
01:22:23.613 --> 01:22:27.343 And that little squid in finding Nemo.
01:22:26.523 --> 01:22:28.453 You guys made me ink.
01:22:28.603 --> 01:22:30.973 Wow, you guys made me eating.
01:22:30.093 --> 01:22:32.053 You guys made me ink.
01:22:32.523 --> 01:22:33.473 OK, bye.
01:22:33.403 --> 01:22:33.853 Every.
01:22:34.503 --> 01:22:35.033 Clint.
01:22:36.433 --> 01:22:40.761 Preston told me to ask you on this one. There's a time log
01:22:37.653 --> 01:22:38.123 Yeah, what?
01:22:40.423 --> 01:22:40.883 What?
01:22:40.761 --> 01:22:45.309 entry for CVI Connect, and the description just says C3 local
01:22:43.973 --> 01:22:44.383 OK.
01:22:45.309 --> 01:22:49.783 troubleshooting for standardized mappings, and I'm not sure.
01:22:50.533 --> 01:22:52.043 But line item to put that on.
01:22:51.263 --> 01:22:53.943 Oh, good Lord, who is it?
01:22:55.053 --> 01:22:57.323 It was Johnathan Lee.
01:22:58.713 --> 01:23:00.453 Oh my God. Jail but that.
01:23:00.833 --> 01:23:01.303 Yeah.
01:23:01.403 --> 01:23:03.283 Uh, yeah, uh OHS. OK, handle it.
01:23:01.893 --> 01:23:05.043 Ohh good Lord.
01:23:06.823 --> 01:23:10.443 Chris joined it just the weirdest time is CR.
01:23:11.123 --> 01:23:11.773 Hey, Chris.
01:23:12.563 --> 01:23:12.913 Reader.
01:23:14.853 --> 01:23:15.493 Cotter critter.
01:23:16.073 --> 01:23:19.423 We're we're totally being super productive.
01:23:19.903 --> 01:23:21.013 We were.
01:23:19.993 --> 01:23:22.013 Actually got a lot done, got a lot done today.
01:23:21.503 --> 01:23:26.187 Yeah. No, no, we we did colors and colored within the lines and
01:23:24.293 --> 01:23:27.707 Colors. And then we did our shapes and then we did our
01:23:24.663 --> 01:23:27.693 Richard colors. Lots of.
01:23:26.187 --> 01:23:26.553 lots.
01:23:27.303 --> 01:23:29.673 We we did our shakes.
01:23:27.707 --> 01:23:28.203 numbers.
01:23:27.933 --> 01:23:31.666 Lots of civil discourse y'all are making me look bad. Come on.
01:23:31.666 --> 01:23:33.503 There was some production here.
01:23:32.373 --> 01:23:34.333 Who painted pictures and?
01:23:34.903 --> 01:23:36.513 That's it. I'm gonna. I'm gonna.
01:23:35.493 --> 01:23:38.453 And then the macaroni art comes after work.
01:23:35.523 --> 01:23:37.653 Think we're leveling up to crayons next week?
01:23:38.533 --> 01:23:40.653 Umm macaroni art.
01:23:38.783 --> 01:23:39.453 Yes.
01:23:39.553 --> 01:23:42.993 Gonna kick you all out of here. Sock puppets.
01:23:41.533 --> 01:23:42.663 Yeah.
01:23:41.883 --> 01:23:43.583 In about 10 seconds.
01:23:44.043 --> 01:23:46.733 Wait, when do we get to eat the macaroni and cheese? What?
01:23:44.973 --> 01:23:45.273 Have.
01:23:46.303 --> 01:23:47.163 Yeah. OK.
01:23:47.683 --> 01:23:48.513 You bake it.
01:23:49.173 --> 01:23:49.913 Got a big it.
01:23:49.553 --> 01:23:51.443 I love how that's the one part.
01:23:49.653 --> 01:23:51.273 Explain so much.
01:23:51.523 --> 01:23:52.233 He.
01:23:53.023 --> 01:23:54.663 What the dry is dry the wits.
01:23:55.833 --> 01:23:56.413 That works.
01:23:57.933 --> 01:24:00.439 Hope you'll have a great weekend. I, Stephanie.
01:23:59.783 --> 01:24:00.183 Yes.
01:24:00.439 --> 01:24:03.623 Stephanie. That's your new name? A Stephanie. Oh, Stephanie.
01:24:01.913 --> 01:24:05.863 Stephen, do you do you want to meet about Vestus here?
01:24:02.623 --> 01:24:03.383 It's Stephanie.
01:24:07.293 --> 01:24:09.623 Little bit or are you tired of talking to me?
01:24:08.023 --> 01:24:11.436 Let her have a minute. Give her a minute. She's been talking for
01:24:08.383 --> 01:24:08.893 Ah.
01:24:11.436 --> 01:24:12.433 two hours. Come on.
01:24:12.333 --> 01:24:13.473 I feel like.
01:24:14.833 --> 01:24:18.343 Oh, no, that's next. Yeah, if you've got a.
01:24:17.583 --> 01:24:19.793 We can do it next week. I don't. It's up to you.
01:24:18.343 --> 01:24:21.406 I like to take a macaroni view when it comes to analyzing the
01:24:21.406 --> 01:24:22.443 business performance.
01:24:22.693 --> 01:24:24.243 Excellent, excellent.
01:24:26.023 --> 01:24:30.117 Yeah, if you got a few minutes, that be great, Clint. Love to
01:24:30.117 --> 01:24:34.409 touch base on that. Just briefly on how the call went CR, if you
01:24:34.409 --> 01:24:38.503 have a minute or two we can talk about the vestus call today.
01:24:42.053 --> 01:24:42.683 Absolutely.
01:24:43.333 --> 01:24:45.423 Sweet. I'll throw up a.
01:24:44.423 --> 01:24:46.313 This is just like I don't want to.
01:24:47.343 --> 01:24:48.623 It's like do I have to?
01:24:48.013 --> 01:24:50.833 Yeah, I'll. I'll just run to the restroom, then I'm free.
01:24:51.443 --> 01:24:51.803 OK.
01:24:51.963 --> 01:24:52.393 Whenever.
01:24:53.033 --> 01:24:55.123 OK, I'll pop up a little thing.
01:24:53.193 --> 01:24:53.543 That's good.
01:24:57.003 --> 01:24:57.223 OK.
01:24:57.743 --> 01:25:02.996 OK, everybody, everybody go have an amazing weekend. Do all the
01:24:58.003 --> 01:24:59.433 Sounds great. Thanks. So.
01:25:02.996 --> 01:25:04.473 things I told you.
01:25:05.313 --> 01:25:06.763 And K love you. Bye.
01:25:07.833 --> 01:25:10.403 Hey, love you. Bye, K love you. Bye.
01:25:07.843 --> 01:25:10.963 I love you. Bye. Love you. Bye bye.
01:25:07.923 --> 01:25:11.403 You love you. Bye bye.
01:25:08.093 --> 01:25:12.793 Man, I love you. Bye.
01:25:15.743 --> 01:25:16.673 Y'all are the best.
01:25:17.753 --> 01:25:18.143 I guess.
01:25:18.673 --> 01:25:19.223 Hi.