Summary from Another Magical and Perfect Day

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Summary from Another Magical and Perfect Day

I rarely if ever duplicate content from LinkedIn.

But just for this once I wrote something so beautiful that I don't want it to get lost like posts on LinkedIn invariably do

So please take it and have a summary of one of my magical days

And please know that I am so grateful for and have so much love for everyone around me. I wish I could just go and dance tonight but I am still not well enough - I cannot wait to dance again - omg 

A futuristic image in the code that says debugging

Another magical day draws to a close and as always I am so grateful for everything. So many things to say and so many highlights, includes:

- I really enjoyed blocking out my tasks for today in my calendar

- I really enjoyed making up my plan for debugging my ticket

- I loved the support that I got when invariably things went wrong

- I loved that my Senior got me to look at things and come up with things for myself and to get to the steps to get there for myself instead of just telling me what to do

- He also provided me with guidance on how to ask good questions it was so good to hear it again omg

- When I reached out for support from a Lead I used this format for questions and as such I got a really great answer

- I spoke to one final Lead at the end of the day and we went over my steps from today and narrated them a bit and then we came up with my next steps for tomorrow and I have blocked these out in my calendar - let the magic begin again


P.S. I can still dance at home and I can even consider going out to dance but I probs left it too late and I got too absorbed in my work. So it's probs for the best but I can dance at home. I choose "So Long, London" by Taylor Swift. Anyway thanks. Thank you xxx ❤️

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