Posts tagged with personal development
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After years of asking myself "why not?", at this year's PHP UK Conference I gave a talk in front of a large audience for the first time. It was a nervous, scary, but exhilarating couple of days - I've shared my experience in the hope it'll encourage others to take the same chance in future!
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At the end of each year, I usually write a full recap of everything I’ve done throughout the past 365 days.
This time, the recap will be much shorter as this year contained more days I’d like to forget than days I’d like to remember. Due to strain caused by events happening in my personal life, I’ve been struggling finding energy to do things I want to do well.
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This blog post will be a little different. I'm not going to write about programming as usual. Over the past few months, I have worked on my new album titled "Kind". You can listen to it on these platforms:
In this blog post, I'll share how this album was made from conception to release.
An important post by Nico.
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An important post by Mohamed Said.
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Give your brain the boredom and output time it needs to figure out what to do with that information. Don’t keep opening the jar and packing more into it.
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A post by Caleb Porzio that resonated with me. I'm pretty sure that every creator feels this way at some point in time.
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Christoph Rumpel wrote an honest lookback at the launch of his book. I takes courage to publish a post like these. Well done!
Exactly 365 days ago, I released my first ebook. I always wanted to share my experiences about it, but I never felt comfortable enough to do so. The project didn't turn out as expected, and I felt embarrassed. It's time to finally reflect it and to overcome my fears.
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Last week I stumbled upon this article titled "GitLabbers share how to recognize burnout". It list these points to recognize burnout: You're constantly tired You no longer enjoy things Your job performance suffers Your relationships are strained (You have a hard time remembering…
Here are the stages:
- Adopt personally
- Find the totem
- Repetitively broadcast
I had to learn about each stage separately. Each one contains activities that my 18-year-old self would never have believed were necessary.