Personal Notes from Digitalia.

Just switch it off. Simple, right?

Sometimes doing nothing is more valuable than mindless busy work.

Why pride is the enemy of getting anything done.

Sometimes stepping back is the only way forward. On pruning for growth.

How quickly do you settle on a favourite? A simple question that reveals whether someone has done their homework.

Although I haven’t worked as a journalist for a while, there will be always a strong journalist heart pumping in my body. I love to learn, understand topics, grasp the essence and to find out …

Wasted a day on a fixed idea and learned something valuable in the process.

Where to put what? My best practice for organising digital information across four platforms.

Better to write more often than never.

Pivoting career paths in Australia's tech landscape through Scrum certifications.

There are times for fast thinking and rapid decisions. And there are also times for slow thinking, for letting things develop over time, like good wine, vinegar or cheese. People who are fast talkers …

A few years ago, I helped an executive in pitching his product to his clients at a conference. Together, we examined his clients’ situation, problems and needs, and weaved a compelling story …

Joplin replaces OneNote, Evernote and Simplenote. Finally found my note-taking home.

More order in websites, topics and language — sometimes you need to clear out the shop.

One reason for becoming a Scrum Master was the absence of a project manager in the Scrum framework. See, I grew up in a cold waterfall world, and I worked with a lot of project managers (and …

Almost 30 years ago, I worked as an editor for a German computer magazine called “PC Praxis“. With a monthly circulation of about 200,000 copies, it was the top-selling magazine. In these days, you …

My path back to the roots. Well, sort of.

Can agile methods work for writing books? What happens when you take Scrum out of software development.

A gripping book about missed chances and what makes life worth living.

How long should you keep ideas to yourself? The enthusiasm gap between creator and audience.