Holy Crap! There is just too much to get done! Since I got back from NAB a few weeks ago, business is booming. This is fantastic for LooseKeys but for me it’s another story. Projects don’t seem to be moving as quickly as they should and I feel like the work isn’t looking as good as I want or its taking longer to get it to look good. I know everything will get done, I’ll make it through but there’s been a moment everyday for the last week where I just freak out. These moments don’t really help because I end up shutting down and they just make me more stressed about the projects. Isn’t this the reason I started running, to help manage this stress? But lately I’m at a point where I’m worried about running because it’s taking time away from me working. Also there’s been too many nights of little sleep and that doesn’t help get things done either, at least in the long term. Thank goodness I love what I’m doing but I need to make sure I’m using my time efficiently and focusing. So I’ve been trying to turn off Twitter and Facebook; I know there isn’t anything that’s going to happen I’ll miss. And I’m making lists… have to keep those to-do lists and ask for help when it’s needed. 

All right, I really should be working and not blogging… back to it. 

Today LooseKeys turns two. It feels like just a couple weeks ago that I left Daily Planet ltd. and ventured out on my own to build this business. There hasn’t been a single day that I’ve looked back and second guessed my decision. 

It’s been an amazing journey with over 70 videos in our portfolio, some awesome clients and support of so many friends and family.  

If one year ago I had felt like I learned a lot, this year proved that I had no idea what I was doing because I was presented with a number of new challenges that I had to overcome. The biggest hurdle was in management of a team. This past year the team grew and Jake Williams came onboard full-time. One step closer to world domination… The team has been building steam and hopefully I’ll be able to add another person to it in the near future.

After two years, I think we’re doing something right over here. I’m slowly making sure that LooseKeys is more than just an animated explainer business. We’re storytellers, artists and with each video we do we’re able to show why clients pick us over the other guy. 

Thank you everyone for the support!