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This time, there are two reviews of different types. On the one hand, I report on the formative experiences that have led me to computer games. On the other hand, the story of the week takes us 30 years into the past into a classroom full of children at a pubescent age.
A wonderfully crafted board game of enormous proportions, but I was unable to figure out the instructions. Here's my first impression.
AI helps me create hero images for articles. The fact that this can go (horribly) wrong because AI can't (yet) do everything, allows me to report on sexism in image generation.
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.
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