Why can't anything be simple and just work?
I have been working on a project with a few people recently and it started out well and was going nicely but as time has gone on it seems the people involved are not communicating as much...
This project is important and is meant to be moving at a steady pace but day by day it has started to come to a halt due to communication issues and time management, The main issue lies in the fact that when you need some information form someone to advance in the project they seem to not have it or have made mistakes meaning you have to back track... Working as a team means supporting each other and getting on with the work not delaying it...
Reliability of people is a real issue for me at the moment as sometimes other people just seem to cause more problems than they solve meaning it is starting to impact on my work and at the end of the day this kind of thing really makes you think about life and what you want out of it...
I have started to plan my holidays now as the accommodation is booked. I am just in the process of planning out were to visits, stuff to do, video ideas, time lapse ideas, shoot locations and general stuff that goes along with any holiday.
I have also started planning my trip to London and getting things sorted out so i have a definite plan of what i am going to do while i am there. I am looking at shoot locations and things to do plus planning for summer in the city 2013. I have some big plans this year so keep reading the blog to keep up.
It seems that the minecraft server i was planning will not be going ahead just yet as a few things have come up that have lead to me rethinking the way to move forward with my blog and my time, I think the builds i have in store will be better built single player and let up for down load then run on a server. so stay tuned for more information as i post on the games blog.
Also in other news i am having a few upgrades to my computer before i start the posting more games content as i am not 100% happy with the computer as it is.
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