Emails, light tech support, updating custom email addresses for a client inside of adilas, and going over some lessons from yesterday. On Friday's, during the winter, I'm up at the local ski resort as a snowboard instructor. I spent multiple lift rides with a buddy of mine by the name of Aaron Hill. He and I love to ride together but we also chat and talk about business on the lift rides up the mountain. He and I were swapping stories and talking about all kinds of stuff. One thing that really stuck out from yesterday was a discussion and comparing price (or costs) vs value. They are not the same. Things do have a price or a cost, but sometimes the value is way higher than the cost. When you focus on the value that you get, the price or cost may take on a different aspect. No analogy is perfect, but we spent quite a bit of time talking about the value of certain things. It could be time off, a buddy, a team, the value of listening, the value of friendship, the value of lessons learned, etc. Fun day and some good memories and good life lessons. When faced with a decision, try to look at the value vs the price tag. It may help.