Out of norm

I wonder if part of "experience" is knowing what's "normal" and what's "out of the norm". More than 21 days have passed for me here in London and I'm definitely beginning to understand what's in, and out of the norm. It's a good feeling.

From a business perspective, I think I need to remind myself that km is still out of the norm for most orgs and it just takes time, perseverance and resilience to get there. I'm confident that km is getting better and better.

I'm about to travel out of the UK and I have no doubt that I'll be rushed straight back into the feeling of having-no-idea-what's-normal and what's-not-normal. I'm crazy enough to love that feeling.

Phrase of the day is "table it". In America that means "wait, put it to the side". In England it means "bring it up, let's talk about it". 

I ate at a place called Wagamama last night. I had some kind of lime curry chicken and edamame, it was awesome. No wonder the place is so crowded all the time. And I've heard that wagamama isn't even rated that highly on the curry rankings...