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A new blog is born – the cross-posting project Sociabli is gaining momentum. Meanwhile, I'm planning my social selling activities. Please let me know what you think of the initial approaches.
I don't write for fame. At the same time, I regularly check my numbers on Umami (my GDPR-compliant tracking tool). If the dashboard shows spikes, I'm happy—hello, dopamine trap. The same goes for responses to my newsletter or LinkedIn impressions. So, am I writing for fame after all?
The fifth part of the training focuses on non-profit status—the benefits and obligations associated with it. And how quickly it can be revoked if taxes and finances are not handled correctly.
A piece of news worthy of the Postilion in this week's review: A development team secured a domain only after the launch. This makes us (Maurice and me) very untrustworthy as developers…
Almost everyone knows it: the Pareto principle. If not by name, then usually named as 80:20 rule. I come across this rule often and recognize it primarily in retrospect. Let's have a closer look at the phenomenon to gain a more profound understanding of it.
The terms coaching and mentoring are often used synonymously, but they aim in entirely different directions. The fact that both approaches can be used in conjunction with each other, and perhaps even should be, depending on the objective, motivates me to differentiate and contrast the two.
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