Code Eat Rave Repeat

I had a strange experience last week during on my weekly meditation hour.

Thursday morning, I had the awesome idea to prepare a cup of tea just before the meditation session. Big mistake.

First minutes I feel great, the heat of the tea is flowing in my body. I’m forgetting the cold of my journey under the rain.

Fifteen minutes after, I start to feel excited. As I try to focus on my slow breathing like I usually do to goo deep in the focus state, I can’t manage to relax. My heart is beating faster than usually, starting an anxious feeling. The more I try to stay calm, the more excited I get. The feeling of a lot of energy in prison inside my body is highly uncomfortable.

The last fifteen minutes, I start to get better. The pressure in my chest disappear, I can concentrate again.

Later in that day, when I told my friends and colleagues about that odd experience, I’d realize the symptoms leads to what we call a bad trip. I used to think that tea’s exciting substance has no effect on me (I thought I’m so used to drink it that I’d get some kind of immune). The meditation state, when body’s energy is not drained only to focus on listening to itself, revealed to me that tea’s effect is still present and can be unpleasant when having no activity.

Today, I officially join Charles and Kilian in the Toucan Toco adventure! I'm thrilled to participate to the rise of a start-up with them, to master data and web visualizations on the way.

It might me threatening sometimes, but I'm gonna discover the unexpected. And that makes me... feel like Alice.

On Thursday night, leaving the awesome Theodo team, I was:

Now it's more like:

We're gonna be agile and iterate:

We're gonna reduce our Time To Market:

We'll need to identify precisely our clients needs from their feedback:

We're gonna orchestrate our builds beautifully:

We're gonna discover unexpected solutions:

We're gonna make our product absolutely beautiful:

And I'm gonna need a lot of tea to do all of that :p

So happy :D

Too much fun!

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