OFFICE CAMPING BADGE
Once you’ve passed the point
where it no longer makes
sense to go home, find
somewhere to get your head
d ow n . I t ’s a m a z i n g w h a t s ta r t s
to look comfortable at four in
the morning but be inventive.
Tw o o f f i c e c h a i r s p u s h e d
together doesn’t qualify
as good office camp craft,
especially if they are the
w h e e l y k i n d . I ’d re c o m m e n d
a recce earlier in the day to
find a good spot and if this
becomes a regular thing then
t h e re’s n o t h i n g w ro n g w i t h
stowing a sleeping bag under
t h e d e s k f o r e x t r a l u x u r y.
MAGIC DUST BADGE
Eve r y p i tc h n e e d s so m e m a g i c
dust – the extra ideas and
theatre that makes your pitch
stand out. It often comes late
in the process once everything
else is in hand, so once you
think everything is sorted,
summon your last creative
juices, put yourself in the mind
of your audience and find some
way to make your pitch the one
that they remember at the end
o f a l o n g , h a r d d a y. I n s p i r a t i o n
can come from many sources.
SUNRISE BADGE
Sunlight begins to filter through
the undrawn blinds. The big day
has arrived. As rays of natural
light hit the suprachiasmatic
nucleus cells in your
hypothalamus, your brain gets
r e a d y f o r a n o t h e r b u s y d a y. G e t
in sync with this diurnal reboot
and you can trick your body into
fe e l i n g l i ke i t ’s h a d e n o u g h re s t .
S o g r a b a s h o w e r, c l e a n y o u r
teeth, get into a fresh set of
clothes, take a walk in the fresh
air – anything you can do to
mirror your normal morning
routine. Then start spreading the
sunshine – whatever‘s gone down
the night before, now is the time
t o b r i n g e v e r y o n e t o g e t h e r, s o
r a d i a t e p o s i t i v i t y. L e t ’ s w i n t h i s .
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