Workaholic Before ...

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I spent crazy amounts of hours at the office during the whole second half of 2007. I was doing more than just my job - I was doing the job of two or three people. The holidays came and I succumbed to the holiday mode, but after the holidays left, holiday mode stuck around, which was probably a good thing because instead of working 12+ hours a day, I continued to work only around 9 hours a day. I still got all of my work done - I simply just started to let go of some tasks that I really wasn't responsible for anymore.

Workaholic Once More ...

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It's April now and we're falling behind. Beginning last week, after Heather (my manager) implicitly asked me nicely without any pressure at all, I forced myself to switch gears and step up once again. This means that long hours are back (hence my slight absense from blogging), but if I don't do this, how will we ever catch up? I know I'm giving myself way too much credit, thinking that I'm the only one who can save the day, but it's also possible that I'm not just full of myself and that I'm actually speaking the truth.

Sameless Plugs ...

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As a dedicated employee, a devoted Christian, and a self-proclaimed superhero, it is my duty to help anyone in any way I can. After all, my tagline is, Everybody needs a superhero. I need fans, and my coworkers have already joined my Facebook fanpage. Have you?

A toast to me for long hours without getting paid overtime, still going to the gym no matter what time I get home, and for keeping up with my social life! Check out Episode 3: The Oyster Shots. 乾杯！

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Afterthoughts: I *think* I like being a workaholic.

Maybe the reason why I never ever stress about everyday life is because I'm usually too busy to think about these things? Nah, that's not true. I really am just care-free. Really!