Technology
Web3 is still looking for its prominent use case, but in the fever of the last two years, people in this area claimed that it solves a lot of existing problems. One problem claimed to be solved by web3 tech is single sign-on and broader authentication on the Internet. The
Thoughts
Sustaining over a long time is more important than stretching yourself to the limit for high output. Society around us tells us differently.
Thoughts
The more you work in your field, the more you know. The more you know, it is harder to break out of your frame of reference bubble. Why?
Thoughts
how I stay up-to-date and also avoid information overload. Elimination is not a wrong thing. Addition is!
Thoughts
What is your next move? At some point in career it is more lifestyle choice than career one. What you often forget?
Thoughts
All people need feedback, and we need it often. Without it, we don't know if we should correct something or what is more important; we don't know if what we do is good. Without it, even if we do a good job, our perception starts to deteriorate over time.
Thoughts
Great book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" (seriously, I recommend it to everyone to read at least once) points "Begin with the end in mind" as one of those habits. It is true. Not having an end in mind can be a disaster; you
Thoughts
If you want to create something, lead a good and enjoyable life, you need to apply long-term thinking towards this goal. It is hard!
Thoughts
Decision-making model - my way to save time and attention. FOUR simple principles to follow if you are stuck with decision to be made.
Technology
Communication can make you insane. All channels compete for your attention. Five simple rules to apply to stay sane and enjoy doing things.
Thoughts
Social media at the moment are broken (yay, says who). Me! Here's my take on it and why I decided to limit my exposure to social media. TL;DR - work out your own model. The longer I look at it, the less value is in what we
Strategy
You want to thrive, but there will be small things to drag you back. Avoid inertia, even in little things and habits. Leverage new practices and save time and attention. It will compound in the long term.
Thoughts
Lessons learned so far from 20+ years in the industry and 11 years of a building company taught me a few things. In the most general way to compare it in a few years and for you, I wrote it down in a generic form - maybe you will find it useful or add yours. Here are my 30 points. Enjoy!
Strategy
How to tell what might be the next thing? What to do next? What is the "sensing machine"? Does such a thing even exist? In business, and as persons, we are getting a lot of signals. Those signals can help us "sense" what is the next THING and how to attack it.
Technology
I grew up trying to imagine how it is to have a computer. I wrote my first code on the back cover of Atari Basic book (believe it or not :) ) Call me a dreamer, but for that reason, not a new Azure or AWS announcements, but this little computer made me smile!
Thoughts
People are terrible at picking the right battles. Are you sure you are picking the battles which are worth it? Is the risk worth the worst case outcome? It will help you in your career and life if you learn and decide where your battles are.