Critiques welcome! Today is hodgepodge day in terms of meetings: internal videoconferences, meetings with the corporate attorneys, 2 recruiting calls, and a client VC. I love these days: keep me and my team on our toes and see how nimble, accurate, and articulate we remain. That also means to have an outfit that works for all of this variability is important. Today's outfit Shirt: CT PoW check in blue French cuffs with a yellow overcheck Slacks: di Milano wool slacks in dark brown in a light brown microcheck Vest: CT sharkskin vest in a mid blue Tie: David Donahue silk tie with a mid brown background and tiny boxes in cream, light blue, and khaki Cufflinks: Montblanc navy cufflinks with silver chassis and silver snowflake icon (two sided) Belt: CT dark chocolate suede belt with silver buckle Shoes: dark brown suede horsebit loafers from a company called Handsewn Company Socks: Fort Belvedere lightweight brown and blue piped cotton OTC socks Watch: Fossil Townsman automatic with navy faceplate, gold internal hardware silver frame & chassis, and a cinnamon leather strap

Midweek and still recovering from last week bad weather and still dealing with slush in the day and freezing night to produce ice for the morning travel. But work has to continue.

As I am a bit of an introvert, I am always reluctant to post but here it goes. Trying to break through that obstacle. Ralph Lauren Quarter Zip True Religion Khaki Denim Tom Baker Pea Coat Hair-mostly gone SOTD-Azzaro The Most Wanted EDP Intense

The boss and his counterpart are in town to take out the buyer for a huge regional customer today and we’re playing golf. Well, I’m not but I’ll be there. The shirt, Vince The sweater, Peter Millar The pants, DKNY The shoes, Allen Edmonds The scent, Acqua di Giò Profumo The watch, Shinola The hair, by me Make it a good day.

Some days are just gonna suck. So? Are you really going to allow that from building a life on your terms? Are you really going to willingly sit on your hands and get your ass beat? Are you really going to surrender to circumstances and conditions that are outside of your control? Keep moving. You'll be left with deep regrets down the road if you don't. ~ Andy Frisella