Living one day at a time

I was all very surprised when my friend brought me lunch yesterday. She got promoted at work. It was a break that she had been working ever since she got her first job with a company just like in new york it services . Later for greener pasture she move to a new job in the other city. I remember how she combined hard work and attitude in doing her job. After a year she became one of the most eyed in the lower management level. Her ideas were not contributing to higher income but also harmony among the levels of management.

My friend was promoted in her work. Being now in one of their company’s key positions, she is entitled to an executive salary and fringe benefits like a new car plus and car insurance a free membership at Golf club and an annual holiday vacation anywhere in the world. I was surprised about the golf club. My friend is not playing golf. She fined the sport too boring, that’s why she is into lawn tennis. But now she has to learn to appreciate golf because most of the time, she will be rubbing elbows and closing deals with their clients at the golf club. Great job my dear friend. May you be more successful in your chosen career.

Expert says, if possible give yourself a break from multi-tasking. In that way try to do things at a time then proceed to the next one. I think, this help a lot to avoid stress, confusion and that you can concentrate on the task carefully.

How about you, are you doing this same too?

I got the chance to travel to London last weekend for a five-day business and two-day pleasure trip. Actually, me and my companions requested that another two days to tour Europe ’s largest city. I was so amazed because I could only see the picturesque London panoramas like the most famous London Bridge , Thames River and the Buckingham Palace on travel magazines. It was quite a mind-blowing experience. We spent two days touring the famous places. I practically enjoyed most- our tour of the Tower of London where I saw the Crown Jewels (collection of jeweled crowns, swords, scepters, and other royal objects that are only used on special occasions, such as the crowning of a new ruler). It was really cool. I felt I was traveling back to time. Also, I learned that two of the wives of King Henry VIII—Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard—were put to death at this Tower. Another favorite scene of mine is at the Buckingham Palace where a colorful ceremony called “changing of the guard” takes place in the palace courtyard in the morning. One group of palace guards marches off duty, and another troop arrives to replace them. It was so cool!

By the way we stayed at the Holiday Inn through BHRC London Hotel reservation site (http://www.bhrc.co.uk). We didn’t spent too much effort looking london hotels and reserving because of the available for online booking and instant confirmation on British Hotel Reservation Center’s (BHRC) secure website. If you happen to go there for the first time, check out the web for more information.