Anxiety, obsessive thoughts, fears, nightmares, aches, mild panic attacks, sudden jumps in heart rate… When I was a kid, I had nightmares. A lot of nightmares. That kind of that goes deep into your bone and through your whole body. The one where you wake up petrified, where you can’t move and your body canContinue reading “What if I was on your side all along…”
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What would I have to hear to change my opinion?
Next time, when you get stuck in your head, repeating the same problem over and over again. In a moment of awareness or through some reminder like a post-it note on a screen, ask yourself “What would I have to hear to change my opinion?”. And then watch the mess. Your ego will start toContinue reading “What would I have to hear to change my opinion?”
People leadership: removing uncertainty
I do believe people are inherently evolved to feel uncertainty and similarly to entropy which grows over time, our uncertainty, if left unchecked, grows over time. When you have a random toothache and you don’t do anything about it for months, unless you are medicating somehow, you probably won’t feel more confident that it’s goingContinue reading “People leadership: removing uncertainty”
How does it feel in your head?
For a lot of us it’s not a great place. Being on your own, you go trough a lot and it’s boredom in the good case. How does it feel to be on your own? It’s strange to be your own nemesis. It’s strange to set yourself to fail. Time after time. No learning, justContinue reading “How does it feel in your head?”
Getting into Data field if you are not in tech
“Data science pays boatload of $$$. I want exactly that boatload of $$$.” You’ll start searching “Data science tutorial”, “How to do data science?” and Google will throw at you Python, R, unsupervised vs supervised learning etc. If you are not already a developer, technical analyst of some kind, I would say it’s not aContinue reading “Getting into Data field if you are not in tech”
The third conditional
If I studied harder, I would have known the grammar of the third conditional. I always struggled with English grammar. Especially, I could never learn that darn third conditional. I always learned it for an exam and then forgot it immediately. It was a big deal though because I’ve heard third conditional in Czech almostContinue reading “The third conditional”
Agile vs waterfall
Oh, the endless war. While principles of both methods can be explained within a paragraph, we see an amazing amount of £2000 courses, which will tell to you that user stories have to be only one user story size big and never bigger. It’s a blasphemy otherwise. “ACKCHYUALLY, user stories are in SCRUM and SCRUMContinue reading “Agile vs waterfall”
Learning progression
“Do you want a job at Google, Amazon, or Facebook? Sign up for these courses to learn to code/data science/cloud etc.” Or whatever these ads say. I’m not going to complain about it. It’s great we have a lot of resources and great resources to learn to code or learn other aspects of software development.Continue reading “Learning progression”
Do you listen to people or legal entities?
Have you ever wondered that a lot of content related to your day to day life and longevity is created and published by companies rather than individuals? Naturally, there is a lot of places where you want it to be the case! Hospitals, research centres etc. However, you’ll see content on “How to live yourContinue reading “Do you listen to people or legal entities?”
The trouble with too much information
TL;DR; Take everything with a pinch of salt. We live in the information era. Not that it would be any news. The trouble is that there is quite a lot of good information. However, it’s balanced out with a truckload of poop. Hence you can find endless information about anything you can think of andContinue reading “The trouble with too much information”
