

Asking for a new MacBook was a humbling experience, and the Mac devotees I work with just smiled when they heard those words coming from a PC fan. However, when my old PC really started slowing down and developed a rather annoying green vertical line down the center of the screen, I decided it was time to take the plunge. I was always “too busy” and had too many projects on my plate… there wasn’t time to learn an entirely new computer AND get my work done!

I was just quite comfortable with my PC, and I had myself convinced that the learning curve was going to be a pretty high mountain to climb. Since starting at Launch over 2 years ago, I’ve felt a “little” pressure to make the switch to a Mac. Working in a digital marketing agency, I am surrounded by Mac users-to say that the number of Macs outweighs the number of PCs in the office is an understatement.
