I noticed a Youtube video that peaked my interest on B&H's Youtube Channel, and decided what the hell, I'll watch it and maybe I'll learn something.  It was windy and rainy outside and I didn't feel like leaving my apartment, so I fired up my Chromecast.  Now typically I am hesitant to agree to sit through any type of tutorial or class, and avoid them like the plague.  I still have nightmares about college finals.  And if I do turn my television on, I usually have something on that's just playing in the background while I do other stuff.  I did not have high hopes that I would make it through the hour and twenty minute tutorial.

Evidently it makes a huge difference if you are truly interested in furthering your knowledge in the subject matter.  It was fun noticing that the presenter does similar "quirky" things that I do to streamline workflow using the software.  I found myself actually taking notes from the presentation on my laptop while I was watching.

The hour and twenty minutes flew by, and I found myself with a satisfying sense of fulfillment from learning more about the hobby that I love.

Tim Grey's video is below, and I highly recommend it if you're interested in Lightroom.  His views on color and how it pertains to post production and printing is worth the watch.