I always do. Even, or especially, on the really hard days. The "office" views really make it worthwhile.
re: the presses — it will be interesting to see how far I can get with them once I can train them without a break, which right now looks to be about a month mid-August to mid-September. Until then, it'll be similar to this past week, where I reset and run each lift NLP (except deads). When I come back from this break, I won't do a 90% reset off of these numbers, instead dropping back to around where I started last week. I know I'm losing ground from my early June numbers, but I'm not worried about that. And as I progress, I already know how Nick's plan works, so it will be easier to jump into it instead of beating myself up over "missed" reps.
re: cues — funny enough, I mentioned it to someone else a while back, but kept looking at my white board and never thinking about it once. It was your talk about the cues and my remembering how I will focus on one cue for a while, only to gradually forget others, then start to have issues that those cues would prevent. So, for the press, it's not just "elbows", but "tight armpits/elbows", which reminds me to lock the upper back before the drive, then drive with the elbows.