I don’t have any tattoos. I probably never will. But I do have an advertising and idea agency called The Weaponry. And ever since we moved into our new office space I can understand the passion for tattoos. Because The Weaponry office now offers a blank canvas to adorn with meaningful words and images that are profound to us. I find myself giddy over the new ink we could apply to our empty spaces. Yet I don’t worry that my Mom and Dad will keel over dead, wondering where they went wrong as parents. #winwin
Our Latest Sign
Every time we personalize our new space it feels even more like The Weaponry. More like home. More like us. Yesterday was really fun for me because we had a new sign added to the wall behind my desk.
I love this statement. It is a constant reminder of the power of the human mind. It offers us the power to create anything. It can solve any problem. And it is the greatest resource any of us will ever possess.
Here is a time-lapse video of our new sign being applied.
Your Takeaway
If you find this statement as powerful as I do let me know. I would be happy to share an image you could use as a lock screen on your phone or a background image for your computer. Maybe we’ll even put it on a sticker, poster, button, t-shirt or temporary tattoo. But if you want to turn it into a permanent tattoo, not only will I send you the artwork, I may pay for it myself.
*If you want to see the other sign we installed yesterday consider subscribing to this blog. I’m sure there will be a post about that soon too.
Adam Albrecht Blog 
Love it, smart and the only reason why clients hire folks from the outside, they THINK!
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The value that can be pulled from the environment created (and people you choose to surround yourself with) is what…10X – 100X the cost (investment) required to create it? And better yet, to your point about little things like lock phone screens or (my favorite) laptop backgrounds are free. So, for you math nerds like me, that means essentially infinite return on investment. Invest the < 30 seconds to do something like that, be it conscious or subconscious – the ever-present reminder is worth the time. Thanks for sharing Adam!
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