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A collection of 12 issues

A Different Kind of Burn: Stepping outside my comfort zone (one tablespoon at a time).

Building brands worldwide is about precision, but I find my true "flow state" at the cutting board. Today was a rare solo lunch: an Indo-Korean Gochujang soup that was way too spicy for the kids, but perfect for a CMO needing a creative reset.

Blogging from Your Notes App: My Deep Dive into Quotion

Quotion turns your Apple Notes into a live blog, making publishing as simple as writing a note. In this deep dive, I explore how it works, why it’s worth your time, and what makes it one of the most refreshingly minimal tools I’ve used in years.

Embracing the Underdog Spirit: Lessons from Rafael Nadal in Entrepreneurship

Rafael Nadal's legacy goes beyond his titles. His unwavering dedication, humility, and resilience inspire me as an entrepreneur. Nadal shows that true success is a continuous journey.

The Apple Vision Pro: A Glimpse into the Future or an Encroachment on our Reality?

The Apple Vision Pro brings with it the promise of an immersive new reality but also potential pitfalls. While its technological prowess is undeniable, the hefty price tag, privacy concerns, and potential for creating a digital divide must not be overlooked.

NPR Music on YouTube, how did I miss this?

Sunday morning, relaxing on the couch with my laptop at hand to work on my todo list for the upcoming week. Of course, I have got some music running in the background. I love music. Any type of music, really. I know that YouTube is the biggest music streaming service

The Mercedes EQS, my dream EV? Maybe.

I have been thinking about going electric for years now. Not merely because I want to contribute to lowering emissions. Electric cars are just very cool, tech and innovative. I am drawn to innovation and love 99% of all things that have a screen. > EVs make the air we

Why I ordered AirPods Max

My last, substantial purchase of the year are a pair of headphones. Not just any headphones, but the ridiculously (over-)priced Apple AirPods Max [https://www.apple.com/chde/airpods-max/?afid=p238%7Cscejy8WHQ-dc_mtid_chlvzsjfw0_pcrid_485079281895_pgrid_114232307669_&cid=wwa-ch-kwgo-wearables-slid---productid--Brand-AirPodsMax-Announce] . Yes, I really did it. I have shelled

This is hands down the best Macbook I have ever owned

I cannot believe how happy I am to have my “old” keyboard back. About a year ago, I switched back from my Windows machine to a MacBook Air and regretted it within days. The problem wasn’t so much the machine, it’s portability is unparalleled and it’s great

WWDC19 Apple, what have you got up your sleeve for us today?

We are only a few hours away from Apple‘s annual developer conference. For Apple fans one of the (two) most important day(s) of the year. I really enjoy watching these conferences. Even-though it feels as if these meetings have become more of an evil necessity to the larger

Facebook Portal misses out on most promising target group

One of the biggest pains in the office, are video calls. Laptops and Tablets simply don’t cut it and a good video calling system is really expensive. That’s why I was really excited to see the features of the Facebook Portal. After it first launched a couple of