Unpopular opinion:
A modern polymath — also known as Renaissance person, Multipotentialite, Jack of all trades — is more likely to thrive in a global pandemic than a specialist in one domain of expertise.
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#Tweet100 – Day 17/100
Today’s polymath needs to be skilled in more than one area of life. For example, someone with skills in business development, digital art and programming might be considered a contemporary renaissance person.
#Tweet100 – Day 11/100
You know that you’ve reached at THE AGE, when your almost 17yo son tells you „you look like a meme!“ while you try to read something on the iPhone without reading glasses 🙄 And then realizing that you turn 50 in less than 4 years 🤯 + having then 5 adult children.
#Tweet100 – Day 5/100
Some asked me how I deal with depression & chronic pain as an entrepreneur? I’ve 2 modes: 1. Thriving 📈 a full schedule & growth actions to thrive 2. Maintenance ⚙️ low energy tasks for the most important stuff & deadlines to keep it running
#Tweet100 – Day 10/100
How to make yourself happy? Activate healthy chemicals in your body w/ healthy tasks: ➡️ Serotonin = meditating, deep breathing➡️ Endorphins = laughing, dancing➡️ Oxytocin = giving compliments or a hug➡️ Dopamine = listing to favorite music, eating comfort food
#Tweet100 – Day 9/100
🤯 Why the heck am I doing this? Yesterday, I spent nearly 6 hours on creating a new logo and style guide for my artist brand. Today, I’m building a site to showcase my portfolio, upcoming products & get hired as freelance surface pattern designer 😉
#Tweet100 – Day 15/100
Reminder to who needs to read this: Some days are ok-ish. Some days are bad as hell. Nobody has the right to question your feelings and sensations or compare it with your good days. It’s your battle not theirs!