I sat in my office, the blinds half-closed, letting in only enough light to reassure myself that the day was still on.
My desk was littered with documents, but I couldn't get myself to focus on any of them. The buzz from last night's gala still hummed, my excitement having worn off.
Now, I was left with that familiar exhaustion - the one that comes after you have been running full speed for too long.
I had just finished a very successful product launch, wrapping up yet another, and now our brand was about to go international.
Yet, something felt off. It wasn't the work; KEDIS was doing great, actually better than ever. But deep down inside, I knew it wasn't enough.
A soft tap at the door snapped me from my reverie. "Come in," I called perking up.
Emily poked her head in giving me
