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Summer is knocking on the door, and with it, reading time. I've picked my favourites for this year: a mix of well-known and new fantasy series, spiced up with exciting nonfiction.
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.
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?
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.
The second part of my habit list focuses on work, family, and maintaining a good sense of well-being. The positive effects are tremendous and offer starting points for new ones. Let's look.
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