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Busy Season Zen: These Hypnotic 3D Animations

Posted on by Adrienne Gonzalez
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Hello and welcome back to another Friday edition of Busy Season Zen. The good news is it’s Friday, the bad news is it’s still busy season.

Hopefully you’re taking care of yourself with good nutrition, rest when possible, and a bath or two when the mood strikes. More likely, however, you’re performing your own personal science experiment to find out how long a human body can survive on Red Bull and takeout Chinese alone.

If it were possible, we bet firms would hire 14 year olds as interns and first years; teenagers are really the only ones built to survive this shit for an extended period of time.

Hopefully this helps, if for a brief five minutes of your miserable life.

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He’s not really sure how much is debt (Jim, it’s a metric asston) is being restructured but Quigs believes that Dubai will come out of it a-okay.

Black holes aside, Quigs also wants to see global accounting standards which puts him firmly in the camp with the other half of Jim-squared and Knight of Accounting David Tweedie.

We’re not sure when this interview was done but could someone get JQ a cup of coffee or something? The guy seems a little stiff. Plus, no red light/green light of trust from Fox Business? They have got to start getting more creative over there.

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There you have it! Cloud solutions, SaaS, social media. They’re all important tools for small business owners. You can spend your weekend boning up.