Proxart Presses Pause
Proxart is getting ready to go through quite a massive transition—our way of conducting business is changing, our mission and vision are changing, and, to make sure everybody knows it, we’re completely re-branding.
Proxart is getting ready to go through quite a massive transition—our way of conducting business is changing, our mission and vision are changing, and, to make sure everybody knows it, we’re completely re-branding.
Growing up is fairly disorienting. As a kid, “right” was what Mommy and Daddy (or your teacher, other authority figure, etc) told you.
As an adult, anything could be right. You have unlimited options.
And that is what’s disorienting; having unlimited options for detergent, for chicken, for wine, for your spouse, for your career. Thing is, maybe only a few of those inexhaustible options are good for you and/or worth your time.
But you have to sift through many of the options available to you before you make an informed decision. So you’re forced to trudge along through endless scents of soap, and many undrinkable-to-you pinot noirs before you realize that, maybe, you should just pick a career in something you enjoy. You should drink wine that you like regardless of its rating, and wash your clothes in detergent that you are keen on smelling (who cares if anybody else likes that you always smell like lavender?). You should stay close to good friends, and not worry about the others.
It’s true: You can be anything you want to be. But you can’t be everything you want to be. And not everything you want, or want to be, is right.
