Looking Forward to Spring
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Unlike most people, this isn’t my favorite time of year. I’m a winter girl. Big fan of cold temperatures, brisk air and snow. I’m always a little bit sad when it starts to get warmer and I have to say goodbye to my favorite seasons.
One of the things I do like about the change from winter to spring is the sense of a clean slate. The opportunity to have a start fresh both personally and professionally. It’s a good time for reflection and planning and maybe even revisiting any resolutions made for 2016. It might also be a good time to take on new projects or at least consider what new projects might be on the horizon.
It’s an opportunity for us to shed our winter coats, take a breath of fresh spring air and feel renewed. Open the windows and let the spring air clear out the doldrums of winter.
Personally I have an ongoing “project to-do list” complete with my projects I have to do and those I hope to do. And as we work on objectives and business plans during this time of year, I’m looking ahead with excitement at the projects I have.
As we look forward to spring, what is on the horizon for you? What are you looking forward to in the coming weeks/months?
Happy Spring!
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Carrie Dunn
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Tolitha Lewis
Sr. Project Manager| Eli Lilly & Company
Fishers, In, United States
Great to hear, Carrie. I love winter, too!!!
Priya Patra
Delivery Director| Capgemini India Technology Services Ltd
Mumbai, India
Nice post ! I am in India, we have the festival of colors Holi here on March 24th.
More info on Holi : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holi
Like the colors of Holi, I have a variety of projects lined up for me, hoping to execute them successfully.
Happy Holi!
fosco frongia
Senior project manager| ENTE PATRIMONIALE CHIESA GESU' CRISTO SUG
Fino Mornasco, Como, Italy
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