Very straightforwardly: we don’t learn through finding reason first, but through pattern recognition. And sometimes, by shifting perspective. This study was presented by David R. Hawkins, who was a psychiatrist, professor, and theoretical physicist, widely recognized by his studies on physically mapping the human consciousness and its nuances. The first…

In terms of changes, we can say with some degree of certainty that this last year of pandemic seems like 5 condensed in 1. From simply forced tech literacy to augmented reality spreading out, the new normal is not a novelty anymore. …

Straight to the point: - Write user stories aiming — initially — the OUTPUT! Yes, that’s right. Intuitive or counterintuitive, it’s your call. I’ve seen all kinds of scenarios and many companies still struggling with strict linear thinking. No alt text provided for this image Since we live in a fast-paced…

My background is primarily in engineering, so the concept of Planned Obsolescence was nothing new, since the industry — specifically the automotive industry — started the massive application of this strategy by the end of the First Industrial Revolution, almost 100 years ago. Apart from being cause or consequence, what…

I absolutely love objectification in order to understand things. In my early career, I had the opportunity to work as a team leader at FIAT factory, in the production’s final stage, where you actually see the car ready to go at the end of the line. And then, a sudden…

Yes, today I’m writing in the 1st person, since I found it relevant to give a personal touch to this article. I have to admit that I have sweet and tender memories about going to video stores. Once, it was Halloween, and I was willing to watch something scary (for…

Since the rapid spread of COVID-19, remote work gained momentum instantly. It sounds like heaven to most employees, not so much for business owners, families fulfilled with everybody at home, apart from the cat that never saw so many people in its territory for so long. …