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Our socials are a way to hide our struggles. The pretty faces, the smiles. They are like paintings, a moment in time, but they do not show our pain, our struggle with anything in life. And we do struggle, each one of us, each day. That’s why a wise man says to always greet with […]

There’s a problem with hiring. We hire people for what we need now, but we should hire them for what we’ll need in 2 years. Perspective is essential. That’s why so many people are caught up when facing a job interview with the imposter syndrome. A perfect fit is rare, and the value we add […]

We live in a performance based world. Your time is your first kpi for performance. If you are on time, if you deliver on time, then your performance is good. If you deliver early, then it’s exceptional. You measure your performance by what you can do in a day, if you slack too much you’re […]

Lately I’m mostly connecting the dots between people and it’s quite hard to measure and most importantly value my work. It was easy when I was developing things, because organizing that kind of work is clearly visible. But how can we value the invisible work? And most importantly, how can we value the improvements over […]

A child will make changes in how you think and imagine the world. What changes is not who you are, but how you weight things. What’s important and what’s not. You’ll learn to give value to time, to not care if you spend time doing “useless” things, because in the end you’ll also see that […]

I am an optimistic person when it comes to trusting others. I always image there is a good reason for their actions and that they are moved by something they care about. That’s why I always make mistakes when it comes to do shady things based on fear. I don’t usually do them by instinct, […]

A simple thought that might need some deeper examination: There is a strict correlation between how you react to something (even mentally) and what you do after.

I often see people try to impress others, because if they succeed they think they are better then the norm. It’s not like they really think this, but it’s what moves their actions. They are moved by an implicit goal based on recognition, expectation, and goals. If they fail, they’ll feel bad, as if they […]

Having a child changes how you manage your time, how much you can accomplish in that time and how to use it. It’s like refining your skill in time-usage. You need to do the same, with much less time.

Now that the coronavirus pandemic is starting to slow down in italy (we hope) we see the different approaches to risk of the people around us. You might find people who simply don’t care, it’s all a lie. People that will try to justify their behavior like they don’t think it’ll affect them, people that […]