I had one of the best Chinese meals that I have ever had in Taiwan last night. I have been coming here since 1990 so that is saying a lot. It was on the 85TH floor of Building 101, the tallest building in Taiwan. We could see for miles and later far to the south we witnessed a fireworks’ display. Some of my Psychology of Vision Trainers took me and my promoter in Taiwan out to this restaurant, which was owned by one of our POV students. What a fine evening… I’m usually so busy I don’t often get to socialize with my trainers but we both laughed a lot and caught up on each other’s lives. My first night here I also went out with and old friend and student, Ed Lee, that I have also done Business Trainings for in their family Business. We went to Lawry’s that night. it was a very sweet night. I don’t usually go out on my first night in Taiwan because it’s the middle of the night in Hawaii and rest is always good after long flights, a short sleep night and a first day of training but the chance to see Ed was just too attractive. He’s so busy himself as an executive in the company and three children below the age of 6 and one still 8 months old. He isn’t getting much sleep so it was rally smart of him to have the company driver bring him up from Taichung and bring him home again. i reminded him of my old saying that I was going to sleep between lives…
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| Chuck and friends in Taiwan. |