People often ask me what it takes to get to a good level of self-worth and how to keep this belief alive over long periods of time. It is a tricky question as there are so many things that can influence you. I think there are two forms, the one that is anchored in yourself … Continue reading How to believe in yourself? Reality check your expectations
Summary of “Deep work” by Cal Newport
Junk in, Junk out – repeat
I found this note that I drew up in 2013-2014 during a client project. It was written as a joke (so I am not as arrogant as the note may suggest), but it is interesting how we keep going against our better knowledge and keep investing in new technology to solve problems that have their … Continue reading Junk in, Junk out – repeat
The non-revolutionary art of consistent progress
I am not sure about the statistics but most of us can agree that the media is full of dramatic events: forest fires, shootings, earthquakes, stock market panic attacks. Dramatic things are interesting and catches our eye, they make us stop zapping between the channels and spend some of our precious time watching it. On … Continue reading The non-revolutionary art of consistent progress
Real time data, Really?
I feel guilty because I have had my fair share of facilitation for post-it style workshops, asking people to mention a few words about what finance needs in the future. A common outcome is “real time data” (as in real time closing and real time reporting). In the world of on-demand everything it is only … Continue reading Real time data, Really?
