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Sorry Eric but I have been a Buddhist most of my life.
Blame going to pre-school where I was taught by nuns and the public school where headmaster was son of Archbishop of Canterbury!
Actually there is nothing wrong with drifting to a solution as much is learned during this process. It is something that many business leaders dont understand. However as an IT consultant in business process and re-engineering systems and processes I have also seen many failures due to people not understanding what they really, really want rather than trying to cherry pick technology features. Somewhere in between is a good balance. I still need to find it.
I know that my photographic meanderings mean that I have 'too much kit', as being abroad I couldnt sell or px very easily. However I occasionally do use the old piece of kit which makes it useful if not particularly cost efficient.
Wow 2....I didn't realise I was that perceptive.
Well done you. My CEO at the company I worked for (pre PhotoFX) use to refer to me as his Artistic Gypsy. I always assumed that had something to do with my caravan holidays and creative problems solving.....but it could have been he thought I wandered around my decision making, eventually creating abstract results.
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Eric