Top 3 “To do list”

1. Put up a plan for my work in the agency for the upcoming 6 weeks
2. Once and for all, find a smooth system for keeping track of all my files for both the Mac and the PC. Obviously, things get lost somewhere, in cyberspace between the 2 laptops…
(Point nr 2 also includes the great autumn-cleaning on del.icio.us!! My God, do I have loads of links here..… I end up looking for something and finally give up)
3. Find a spam filter which actually works, for my mail (which reminds me of my need to set up a proper RSS feed. I totally lost inspiration after creating a great list of feeds earlier but then my Mac crashed…. No more news)

So, there´s been 12 days since my last blog. No excuses except from me being busy and distracted in my mind after work. In my last blog I mentioned a special project at the agency called Never Ending Friending. I will return to this subject in the upcoming days.

What happened lately…

With only 6 weeks left in the first round I´m having a slight feeling of panic. There is so much more I would like to do, learn and try. 4 months is ”nothing” I have realized. To work strategic is a real challenge and sometimes it is difficult to avoid thinking tactical and stay focused on the far-away goals and visions. To loose yourself in a small detour of solutions is easily done.

I left Client service after 3 weeks working mainly with projects branding haircare products and working shortly for Pampers. To be one of the team members in Client service meant working both strategically and conceptual, close to the client. Since last week I work with the Strategic team and the working routines is different here. The project I´m working on at the moment is longlasting and extensive so it´s a great experience to be a part of the team from start until the end!

Lovely Krakow!

The Independence Day, the 11th of November, meant a long weekend for many people in Poland. I enjoyed the parade and celebration with happy people waving their flags in a sunny Krakow. I could go on talking about the great great food from the Polish kitchen, the small cobblestoned streets and cute boutiques squeezed in between the chapels, the Jewish area with its dark alleys where only a small sign in the spotlight is welcoming you in for a beer, the grandious square and the cathedral, the surroundings of Krakow, one of Unesco´s world heritage the salt mine and not to mention the cemeteries on the way to Krakow….. breathtaking! But, I´ll let you see for yourself….