Too Late To Start

How can watching the launch of a spacecraft help you evolve your work?
This week a quick story about getting in trouble at museums, watching history being made with innovative space launches, and how launch processes and procedures can potentially affect your work.

Please continue sending me your ideas and feedback to podcast@toolatetostart.com. &nbsp;Thanks!

Launch events mentioned in this episode include:

 The graphic map that shows the upcoming events down to the second at the bottom of the video. Also, here's an example timeline
 Transferring go/no go responsibility to the rocket/computers in the final minute
  Max-q
  Fairing jettison
  Landing the 1st stage and catching the fairings (this really happens - with ships that have giant nets)
  The team cheering when something good happens
  Debrief and learning after


View recent SpaceX launches on their website (or just search on YouTube)


Spaceflight and Your Work

Yes, a Corn Palace is a thing, and the one in Mitchell, South Dakota can teach us all a few things about being a bigger dot on the map and how to modernize with the times.
You can check out a bit of their story here. &nbsp;A Google image search for Mitchell Corn Palace gives a great view into how they've changed over the years, each year.
Thanks for listening and please keep sending your ideas and feedback to podcast@toolatetostart.com.


The Modern Corn Palace

Last year I started to learn how to pick locks - legally. &nbsp;Through that learning process I've taken a few lessons from lockpicking into my personal and professional life.
Lockpicking golden rules: Never pick a lock you don't own or have permission to pick. &nbsp;Don't pick a lock that is in use and you rely on.

