For just a little bit I was a hero

So I am going to date myself a little bit here. I have a daughter that is doing an internship at a local District Attorney's office in her final year of law school. During her years at Georgia Tech we had given her a Mac to  study with and it was not cooperating. The tech people at the DA's office were no help and this had been going on for 5 days.  This was some software that was proprietary to the DA's office so I guess I was the last resort.

So I receive the call on Sunday afternoon in a panic to please help her.  I have no idea who the tech support people were because it took about 30 seconds before I had it figured out and fixed. It was a simple fix and any computer tech support person should have caught it. However I was happy that my daughter still for the moment thought I was smart and brilliant and going back to the office to brag about me. It really made my weekend.

As HealthByConnect grows we have ups and downs.  Good times and bad times. Good employees and bad employees. Good investors and bad investors. Good ideas and bad ideas. Good releases and bad releases. Good cash flow and bad cash flow. Acceptance and rejection. In the end you simply have to celebrate all the good and learn from all the rest.

Jeff