Danke, Udemy Deutschland x.com/UdemyDE/status…

Habits that have a high rate of return in life: - sleep 8+ hours each day - lift weights 3x week - go for a walk each day - save at least 10 percent of your income - read every day - drink more water and less of everything else - leave your phone in another room while you work

UBERNOMICS - Uber’s secret weapon is its team of economists qz.com/1367800/

It's time for your growth

Less but better! Great reminder to re-visit a great book: Tim Ferriss' interview with Greg McKeown — How to Master Essentialism (#355) buff.ly/2QB2yCX

Humanics: A way to ‘robot-proof’ your career? buff.ly/2UjJ3RD

The wonders of our world - watch a violinist play while surgeons operate on her brain buff.ly/37JPHXC

Just came across this (currently) free (normally $99) presentation on “Managing in Uncertain Times” from turnaround expert Greg Brenneman (ex-turnaround CEO of Continental Airlines, PwC, Burger King and many more...) buff.ly/2J54eDD

A few handy tips on “Leading virtual teams in times of disruption”. Especially, "Don’t worry about over-engaging" and lean on the side of activity (rather than passivity) buff.ly/3dmOtps

A is for Automation: A book to prepare your children for the future of work buff.ly/2WVGybo

KFF Health Tracking Poll – Late April 2020: Coronavirus, Social Distancing, and Contact Tracing buff.ly/2yD44BL

Great session at Tony Robbins #BusinessMastery with David Meerman Scott. TLDR: Use buyer personas, create great content, use online video, use newsjacking and share your passions!

THREAD: The top 0.1% of ideas I’ve stumbled upon on the internet. The rabbit holes (without the distractions).

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"Being poor is not having too little, it is wanting more." Seneca

Love this quote, art by Smythe

American fears utterly foreign to European parents: - My kid will get shot dead in school. - Our family will go bankrupt if we get the wrong kind of sick. - Crushing student-loan debt will follow my college-graduate offspring for decades. - Work doesn’t give any paternity leave.