Friday. Traffic. Rain & Sun. 11°-19°c
3rd floor. Disengof @ King George. The Heart of Super
vivid Tel Aviv City. Large windows viewing the Disengof Center Mall; an admirable
piece of history. Wifi stronger than anywhere else and the space is colossal.
Coffee is third the price and twice as strong. Sharing
room with 400 teenagers, it’s called McDonald’s and it’s spectacular. Long live
the American Dream, and longer live my lunch-box!
One of the things that made me a hell of a lot more positively
driven back in Vancouver was the notion that I’m stepping toward something Awesome.
After learning the numbers I find there’s no less to be looking forward to in
Israel. The market is one of the most stable and flourishing in the world and
it’s the only Western country that wasn’t affected by the 2008 meltdown.
Work to create the most positive ambience. Don’t take
things for granted. Be excited. Outgoing. Balanced. In control... Normally it
takes fair amounts of alcohol to affect me, but yesterday I only needed a double
Jack D. and a pint O’ beer to get all looney-toons underneath the social
mask. I know it’s the tension of the hard work and the move.
Just like everyone else, you find out again that you’re by
yourself, adapting to another change, becoming a little different again, in a
good way that would make anyone proud of himself. There’s a promising future in
being mindful present. This country has developed greatly throughout
the past half decade, in unimaginable measures; professionally and culturally.
It’s nice to witness and to become a part of again.
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