Personal Notes from Digitalia.

Notes on Harald Welzer's book about learning when to stop, written after his own heart attack forced a reckoning with mortality.

The fat years are over. And that's exactly what we needed.

There is a lot to learn in Scrum

Five hard lessons from guiding a startup through agile transformation. There's still much to learn.

Right now it's not easy. We have to leave our house in 90 days.

Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha had it right about investing: think, wait, fast. If only I'd listened to him before crypto crashed.

Why seemingly useless meandering creates the highest value of all.

When's the next Bitcoin crash coming and what are the alt-coins doing? I can't think about anything else.

Swedish jazz in Australia? There was something about that...

I learned a new word today: languishing. It perfectly captures something we've all felt but couldn't quite name.

You say you feel something, but maybe you're just thinking it.

A gripping crime novel set in Sydney that reveals the dark side of Australian politics.

What can you rely on when the next crisis hits? Financial reserves help, but emotional anchoring matters more.

How to give feedback that actually helps instead of backfiring.

Why we should keep losing our concentration to hold onto it.

Sometimes you need to listen to your own engine before it breaks down.

The dangerous spell of promising impossible solutions.

An alternative to the Hell-Yeah. Sometimes maybe is just a disguised no.

Can you still feel your body or have you already lost it?

Daylight saving starts here. The window for connecting with Germany gets smaller.