At work, we have been doing what we call “Summer School”. It is a groundbreaking learning experience in which we read and discuss primarily business books and then attend conferences remotely (oh, the power of the internet).
Well, we just finished The 5 Dysfunctions of a Team yesterday, which I highly recommend (of course, I must note that it contained PG language).
At work, we have been doing what we call “Summer School”. It is a groundbreaking learning experience in which we read and discuss primarily business books and then attend conferences remotely (oh, the power of the internet).
Well, we just finished The 5 Dysfunctions of a Team yesterday, which I highly recommend (of course, I must note that it contained PG language).
His name is Chris Foster, but everyone calls him Pastor Chris or PC.
I was twelve years old when we met.
And when he tells the story, he says that he something in me which could be described as “potential” or “a calling”.
I was a young man whose voice was changing (I am sure glad that I am done with that!).
I had a heart for Jesus but hadn’t ever been discipled.
Little did I know how much our relationship would change my life.
It is called Idea Paint.
It’s one of those things that I don’t need per say, but I really want it.
It is paint that makes any surface a whiteboard (that guy is writing on a wall).
Seriously, when my wife and I get our first house, I want my Create Space (aka home office) to have this on every wall. I really wanted to add it to my current Create Space (which is currently forthcoming) but since it is an apartment, we are not allowed to paint the walls.
Actually, if I could have it my way, the kitchen walls and bathroom walls would have it too!
The catch: this stuff is expensive. Like, the professional grade is $100+ a bucket.
But imagine how creative and productive you could be if ever wall had a writable and reusable surface. I know it would help me!
By the way, I am not getting paid or sponsored to write this (although that would be awesome). If everyone passes around this link, I wonder if I am seven degrees separated from someone who works at Idea Paint. Hmmm…
What is something that you don’t need but really want?
