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Curiosity, Opportunities and Connecting

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Curiosity, Opportunities and Connecting

My time at CSquared concluded last month, marked by a wealth of valuable experiences and meaningful relationships fostered. I extend my sincere gratitude to the Warriors and the broader CSquared community for the enriching journey and enduring memories cultivated over the past 20 months. I’m currently thinking through a

Attunement and the Ambivert Advantage

Attunement and the Ambivert Advantage

Introverts are ‘geared to inspect’ while extraverts are ‘geared to respond’. Selling of any sort - whether traditional sales or non-sales selling - requires a delicate balance of inspecting and responding. Ambiverts can find that balance - knowing when to speak up and when to shut up.

Lifelong Learning, Range, Being a "Deliberate Amateur"

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Lifelong Learning, Range, Being a "Deliberate Amateur"

I finally got round to finishing Range. One of my best books. Here are some ideas from my favorite chapter, "Deliberate Amateur" which strongly resonated as I consider myself a life long learner, along with some final learnings. Amateur? It’s often that we see the word amateur

Wicked Problems require Range

Wicked Problems require Range

The more constrained and repetitive a challenge, the more likely it will be automated, while great rewards will accrue to those who can take conceptual knowledge from one problem or domain and apply it in an entirely new one. This excerpt resonates with me as I find myself tuning out

Range: “Kind” vs “Wicked” Domains

Range: “Kind” vs “Wicked” Domains

Our greatest strength is the exact opposite of narrow specialisation. It is the ability to integrate broadly

Ecosystems

I used to do a lot of personal blogging a long time ago. Then social media (read Twitter) happened. Over time, I have however realised that I gain a lot more understanding on a topic when I write, and so I made a promise to myself to write a lot

Focus: Cloud, Data and Complex Problems

Focus: Cloud, Data and Complex Problems

I needed to focus. Decided on Cloud, Data + Complex Problems

old dog, new tricks

old dog, new tricks

TL:DR Old dogs *can* (un/re)learn new tricks - passing the Associate Cloud Engineer examination. Background I’m generally a curious person especially when it comes to matters tech. I enjoy experimenting, trying out new stuff. I also enjoy building products. The process of discovery, learning, and building