The Wired Thinker

... it might come true!

If cocking promises turn out to be only 10% real and the real status quo is more of a desaster than the next leap in your professional life – you may have been fooled, as the remaining 90% is that kind of burden that agile movement is just an illusion.

If your kind of progressive, successful work isn't wanted or justified as just another version of your old employee's style while having an ancient opinion of how business should work (and not at all compatible with the 2020s), this could be a new edition of The Truman Show with some very nice people as the (involuntary) main characters.

If people working “the way they always have” are your daily roadblocks and no one has the courage to remove them permanently, real change and a shift to a modern organization is simply not wanted – and the bubbles of your next step in your professional life simply burst here.

If all the feedback is heard, written down, but rarely worked with – knowing that there are some books with valuable notes and ways to improve that are well hidden but not used for the progress needed – then someone is probably not ready for real change, and long-term vendor lock-ins have also locked these people's minds for all time!

Afterwards, you are always wiser, but there may be an impending change...

The hate has reached sports. Even the idea behind the competition on the court, track or ice cannot hold back the recently ignited flame of hatred fueled by the Trump administration.

Canada and the USA competing in one of the national sports that unites both countries, Hockey, has always been a rivalry in sports, but with the orange man's intention to annex Greenland and Canada, this rivalry has crossed the boundaries of sportsmanship.

The bad seed is sown. Let us be better than that!

This new blog, based on WriteFreely, may become my shortblogging platform to write down spontaneous thoughts and ideas in a world that is going down the drain faster by the day.

I don't know how this will turn out but many events deserve a mention and although they usually deserve even more space, I often don't have the time to devote to them.

Playing with words, this one combines the domain “thewiredthinker.com” (born from my tendency towards digitalization and the digital world and my blessing or curse of thinking) with the subdomain “notes” and my username “NeuralNarrator” here, aiming at telling human stories and events in a digital age!