Consider the most fundamental of measurements: the measurement of physical distances, as when we use feet and yards, or meters. Once upon a time, a foot must have been thought of as the size of, well, a human foot, without worrying whose foot exactly.
If you’re like me, the point at which “work” most closely approximates “play” is when you get to fire up the right side of your brain and do some out-of-the-box thinking about new projects.
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Recession. Crisis. Financial turmoil. Doom. Gloom.
Unemployment. Stagnation. Property Market down. Stock Market disaster. Worries. Worries.
The bad news is still occupying newspaper headlines and being the main topic of television commentaries.
Confidence indices are at the lowest levels. Car Industry is in deepest troubles. Politicians are busier than ever at calming down masses.
The list could be endless.
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