Thanks!

Just recently my girlfriend and I went on vacation to the beach. The hotel we were staying in had a very weak Wi Fi connection, so it was very difficult to check email and stuff like that. All we could do was go with the flow and roll with the punches. We could have gone to a McDonald’s or Starbucks that had a reliable connection, but we didn’t make a big deal out of it and let it ruin our vacation. We decided to take care of any and all business matters after returning home.

On a side note..Social Triggers has really evolved over the years.
loving the corny zen video effect

While I was sitting in my jail cell I knew I could’ve easily blamed it on others that have gotten me to where I was. But I knew ultimately my actions were what got me there, which in all essence is in my control. I felt disconnected from the world outside because I had no idea what was going on with my home or family. The anxiety drove me up the wall the first two days.

One of my favorite teachers once told me that just because we learn the lesson the first time, doesn’t mean we won’t be reminded of the lessons again and again.

At the moment, I’m reminded of one huge lesson

I’m responsible for my actions.
The minute I accepted responsibility of where I was and how my actions got me there, the anxiety began to subside. I immediately began focusing on things I could do that will ensure that I will never out myself or my family in this situation again. Even though I knew there was a lot of work to be done once I was released, I had an inner peace that I knew everything was going to be ok.

Awesome video as usual, brotha, looking forward to the next one.

After 2 months of internal testing I proudly made my new software available. It crashed for everyone. After one day of panicking and failing to find the cause of the crash, I said to myself to calm down. Because the day job is in the auto industry I did a “recall” of my software. People reacted very patient and understanding. A day later I found the problem – it was a 5 minute fix. And everything was okay. Later I changed my software release sequence to do more testing before releasing software.

If your email provider is hacked and doesn’t inform you then you need to change providers. One needs to work with professional vendors.

You might consider using a secure DNS service so that you can redirect links to a different server in case of outage.