“No events today"

The message "No events today" popped up on a calendar of events that came on my computer.  Of course, whether there are or are not events depends in part on what counts as an event.  It helped me to read Walter Isaacson's biography "Steve Jobs" to understand Apple, Microsoft and other participants in today's digital business.  I have read many times that starting and maintaining a business, like many other activities, is difficult.  There is competition, business laws and laws governing being an employer.  Isaacson wrote that Jobs wanted to control the process of designing, manufacturing, selling and relations with customers as they used Apple products, from beginning to end.  

When I see "No events today", it appears on the calendar that comes with Windows.  I prefer the Google apps in many cases since it is fairly easy for me to see the same content I create in Google apps on several different devices - my Apple phone, my Windows operating system on this computer, my Apple iPad.  It is fairly easy for my wife and I to cooperate with calendar events that affect us both with Google apps. I find that it helps to stay aware of where programs and apps come from.  I actually find that zero days have literally "no events", given my habits, my family and my country.