The other day, a friend of mine shared an exciting moment—they received a ♡ from a very famous person on Twitter/X. Given their current follower count and reach, this was quite a thing! It made him proud to be noticed by someone he “follows” (someone I respect too, for that matter).
And honestly, it made me happy as well! I hold my friend, and their contributions, in such high regard – so such recognition shouldn’t come as surprise:)
Wish you lots of health, happiness, and success in 2025! 🎉 May you feel love from the people who matter to you and even from the strangers you encounter every day!
As we step into a new year, an idea keeps buzzing in my head… What if big social media platforms just stopped working? Imagine a world filled with meaningful conversations, vibrant communities, and personal blogs—where we don’t spend time discovering the most-watched TikTok video of 20241.
During my holiday, I found fulfillment in various activities like coding, woodworking, gardening, and housework. What I learned is that the most rewarding moments are when I fully immerse myself in the task, enjoying the process without fixating on the end result.
Here are some of things that were with me in January. A few tools and a few observations I have made recently. I’m writing about Arc browser, Mastodon and social.lol.
Improving daily work is more important than daily work
I’ve always assumed that DevOps are the people who work between servers and developers. Well… that’s not true!
Believe it or not, but most of the people don’t want to make other people’s lives worse and they don’t plan to ruin your day! At least, I think so:)
We all like to complain from time to time, that’s in our nature, especially in my Polish nation. This post is not about judging who we are, but it’s about the way we should reduce this step from our conversation with others.
If I don’t know how should I react in a given situation - I usually use this simple rule: Treat people the way you want to be treated. It works!
I’ve started 2018 by finishing a book “Principles” by Ray Dalio. I’m impressed about how you can use rules to create your own way of living. I’ve decided that this year I’m going to implement MY principles and stick to them. I would also like to share them with other people so they can see them and know what they can expect from me. Sharing, as a bonus, comes with an external motivation 🙂