Essential Links in April 2023
Phew. Beginning of the month I went to bed with the COVID virus for the first time. It was … → read on!
Phew. Beginning of the month I went to bed with the COVID virus for the first time. It was … → read on!
I travelled less this month. We saw the launch of GPT-4 and a lot of buzz around it. My Mastodon … → read on!
In the last days I have been experimenting with this website. I love fonts and typography, so I … → read on!
Yesterday I stumbled across a great podcast episode. It takes a deeper look into the fediverse. … → read on!
The last month saw a lot of drama around a product that a lot of people care about. Wizard of the … → read on!
Well that was 2022. A post-pandemic powerhouse of a year. It was the first year where I used the … → read on!
I read " Lean auf gut Deutsch" by Mari Furukawa-Caspary and I enjoyed its voice & tone. The … → read on!
I have started to work with Final Cut Pro X to create some video content. If you start out with … → read on!
Wow! What a month. I've changed my workplace, my employer and joined a great team. And I've become … → read on!
Today starts a new era in my life. Yesterday was my last day in the company that I have been in for … → read on!
This month I finally finished the Workshop Survival Guide by Rob Fitzpatrick and Devin Hunt. The … → read on!
Last month I went to Porto. It's a beautiful old town with everything you can wish for: Musicians … → read on!
Again in this month I would like to throw out a big THANK YOU! to all the content creators and … → read on!
We went to London over Easter. We had beautiful days walking around the city and we totally enjoyed … → read on!
That was a beautiful month of March with lots of sunshine here in the Rheinland. On one of the … → read on!
Aaaah, February. The nights are getting shorter and the first, early flowers come out. I can't wait … → read on!
This month I read Forever Employable by Jeff Gothelf. Jeff is a renowned expert in UX and Agile … → read on!
December naturally is the countdown to the 24th. At least in a Christian-culture dominated world … → read on!
Have you heard of Sociotechnical Architecture? It is a concept pattern to ensure that work flows … → read on!
After a year without any event, the world's biggest boardgame fair opened their doors again in … → read on!
Ha! Just as I wanted to increase the frequency of my postings, summer came. And I took a time out. … → read on!
Beginning of June I finished the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. It beautifully describes how … → read on!
Phew - May went by so fast. And since I have started collecting links each month, my lists become … → read on!
We see the early days of spring and a lot of sunlight is freshening up our body & minds. Let's … → read on!
The home office situation during the pandemic made me think about my home work setup. I used to … → read on!
Whew. March flew by so fast. I am still not where I want to be with my running miles. But I'm … → read on!
Every month I publish my collection of interesting links to inspiring content that I found … → read on!
A new year. An old pandemic. We are still at home and connecting to other people is the most … → read on!
It's getting pretty cold in the morning. I have to switch to long legs for my morning run. But … → read on!
Ouch. I turned 50 in October 2020. What a year. Running and exercising in general gets more painful … → read on!
I decided to put together a Large List of Learnings, that I still have to work my way through. It … → read on!
Working with people is what I value most. While working with people I gather the most insights, … → read on!
A few days ago I stumbled across the inspiring podcast Stories Connecting Dots. Markus Andrezak … → read on!