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by andersthue 8y ago
The Anatomy of Peace, from the arbinger institute. It tells a story about Lou who is fighting to keep his business alive and keeping his son out of jail, as Lou learns how to be more humane and create less conflict, so does the reader. It i
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by andersthue 8y ago
That self betrayal is the root of all my suffering. Read the “The Anatomy of Peace” for full explanation.
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by andersthue 8y ago
The most important book I have read currently is “The Anatomy of Peace” by the arbinger institute. This book teaches me how to stay out of interpersonal conflicts and become a person pthers want to be together with. “Crucial Conversations”
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by andersthue 8y ago
Read “The Anatomy of Peace” and “Crucial Conversations” they might help you out of your problems.
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by andersthue 9y ago
Leaders and Self Deception Crucial Conversation These two books will teach you and your colleagues how to communicate and maintain an open and centered dialouge while removing bad intentions and bad mindsets from your being.
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by andersthue 9y ago
I strongly believe that we all need to crawl out of out boxes [1] and get a heart at peace [2] so that we have the strength to be vulnerable and innovative [3]. 1 https://www.amazon.com/Leadership-Self-Deception-Getting-Out.
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by andersthue 9y ago
The best book I have ever read I read in 2017, it’s the book “The Anatomy of Peace” (and it’s twin Leaders and Self Deception) from the Arbinger Institute.
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Ask HN: What are your favourite flow music?
9 points by andersthue 9y ago|6 comments
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by andersthue 9y ago
All these : http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
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Trump is pulling the US out of the Paris climate agreement(vox.com)
23 points by andersthue 9y ago|0 comments
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by andersthue 10y ago
I am working on validating a customer succes management tool for enterprise customers.
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by andersthue 10y ago
What I did was (not intended) becoming friends with a extremely proficient meeting booker, and through a lot of talks and some coaching he learned me his brilliant techniques. That is half of it, the rest is understanding (yourself and) peo
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by andersthue 10y ago
Turning my consultancy (with 3 employees) from being on a slow ramp to bankruptcy to making a nice profit in the last months of the year. I the process I embraced the fact that I am much better at sales than at programming, I even learned t
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by andersthue 10y ago
Still my 5 year old watermarking tool making around 3-5k$ a month. My only new product this year was a 6 weeks video course [1] in productivity, it makes around $5000 every time I fill a class. 1. http://timeblock.com TimeBlock
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by andersthue 10y ago
Read this book https://www.amazon.com/How-Fail-Almost-Everything-Still-eboo... it's all about how to build a succesful future version of yourself.
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by andersthue 10y ago
I am from Denmark and currently I use cleverbridge to handle my downloadable software ( http://www.watermark-image.com ) and my SaaS app ( http://timeblock.com ) The reason is that a) they handle VAT and b) I get a singl
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Albuquerque program hires panhandlers to work in maintenance jobs(washingtonpost.com)
59 points by andersthue 10y ago|35 comments
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by andersthue 10y ago
It's scary and understandable at the same time especially when you multiple the number of drivers with their salary, then you get a yearly cost of 72.000.000.000$ That's more than Uber's latest valuation.
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by andersthue 10y ago
Downloadable watermarking tool (now with a mac beta :) Been at it for 5+ years, makes a few $K a month http://www.watermark-image.com
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by andersthue 10y ago
1. Start with why, Simon Sinek - to get my younger self to figure out why I am doing what I am doing 2. Drive, the surprising truth..., Daniel Pink - to understand happiness and motivation 3. Crucial Conversations, to learn how to talk and
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by andersthue 10y ago
This is an article about the team writing code for the space shuttle, it is not so much about how they tested but more about the (insane) amount of time and energy spent on making sure everything worked. http://www.fastcompany.co
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by andersthue 10y ago
I and a few entrepreneurs I know have build $4000+ a month software business, most from downloadable software, some from SaaS. On average it has taken 5+ years to build it to that level from first try, you might need to find a little patien
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by andersthue 10y ago
13/40 I'm an ENF(J/P) single founder, I used to mostly do programming but lean more to the sales/leadership side of things these days. I never remember images but I do remember feelings/sensations pretty well, so I
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by andersthue 11y ago
You might get a lot talking and stalling that makes you spend a lot of energy on something going nowhere. Or you might get an offer. Do it on your terms, not theirs.
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by andersthue 11y ago
What do you get in return for the 50% discount? - reference statement? - mention on their blog? - referals to other billion dollars startup? - case story?
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by andersthue 11y ago
Feel free to email me if you think I can help you in any way! anders(a)timeblock.com
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by andersthue 11y ago
Scope the entire project into half days worth of work, aim at being in flow for 2-3 hours in each block. (Unless you are not used/trained in being in flow, then the pomodore technique might be better for you) Lay out the entire 20ish b
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by andersthue 11y ago
Originally I had 200+ images I needed to watermark where I could not find a tool, this made me create a command line tool to watermark my images. Then a friend suggested I made a product out of it and the rest is history :)
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by andersthue 11y ago
Thanks!
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by andersthue 11y ago
I would absolutely LOVE your feedback - let me know how to contact you or reach out to me at anders(at)timeblock.com Thank you so much for offering your help!

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