Category: Allgemein
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What Nobody Tells You About Following Your Passion As the year ends, I’m getting reflective. Specifically, about the gap between the dream and the doing. I moved to Sweden to pursue a master’s in strategic entrepreneurship. On paper: perfect. In reality: I’m working 20 hours a week as a Sales Manager for a German company…
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AI has automated execution. You used to need skill to bring an idea to life. Now you need taste. In a world where you can build anything in minutes, the real power lies in knowing what deserves to exist. The internet is already overflowing—overflowing-er now, if that’s possible. AI tools have turned content into a…
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What I’ve Learned So Far How much wisdom can you accumulate by 24? Perhaps not a lifetime’s worth, but enough to share. Here’s my collection of insights—imperfect, evolving, and entirely my own. A wise friend I met at McDonald’s once told me that life becomes increasingly nuanced with age, and that advice is inherently personal.…
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One person; enough to be alive.One less, and I’d be dead.Add just one more, and I am whole. Walking the fine line between solitude and loneliness,Swinging back and forth, like a pendulum. This world wasn’t made for me.Standing at the city’s edge,a glowing streetlight reflects in my pupils.The door swings open, and I leap out.
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Rain drummed softly against the windows of the library as I wandered between the shelves, seeking refuge in words. One particular book stopped me—a dictionary of untranslatable words. A single word leaped off the page, striking me with its bittersweet resonance: Saudade—a Portuguese term that conveys a deep longing for something or someone absent, a…
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Rating: 10/10 My Thoughts: Mahmoud Darwish is a skillfull poet. In his final work, all the experience he accumulated throughout his lifetime add up to this masterpiece. Beautiful, unique, sensitive. Quotes: “Letters lie before you, so release them from their neutrality and play with them like a conqueror in a delirious universe.” “All letters are…
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Rating: 9/10 My Thoughts Derek Sivers is one of my favourite internet people. In his book he offers 26 mutually mostly exclusive ways to live your life. Many elements resonated on a deeper level with me, while others sounded very wrong. Use this book as a compass and follow the elements that ring true to…
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You should read this book if you: Seek to create anything. It shifted my perspective on how marketing can be defined. This book is full of little gold nuggets of practical wisdom. Summary (9.5/10) If you see a way to make things better, than you have a marketing problem. The best way to complain is…
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My Thoughts (7.5/10) Everybody should read this book. The authors make the point that most words are used to sound smart and waste time. They encourage you to be efficient and effective in your writing and focusing on the reader. Summary Even the most demanding high readers want fewer words. Listen to customers and data,…
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Rating: 6.5/10 My Thoughts: This book changed the way I think about how to be proactive in your own luck and how good social ties can significantly influence your life. We all like to have a plan and control. This is reflected in the way we form organizations and governments. The unexpected makes out the…
