Anna-Lena König recommended Prof. Dr. Dunkelmunkel: Ist die Zeit reif für Grufti-Profs? from cspannagel.wordpress.com:

Gestern fragte mich der Taxifahrer, wo ich her komme. „Heidelberg.“ – „Ah, da gibt es viele Studenten in Heidelberg.“ – „Ja, genau, Heidelberg besteht praktisch aus Studenten.“ – „Was studieren Sie denn?“ – „Ich bin kein Student.“ – „Was machen Sie?“ – „Ich arbeite als Professor.“ – „So sehen Sie aber nicht aus.“ – „Ich gebe mir auch größte Mühe.“

Anna-Lena König recommended De-Mail ist ein De-Bakel from spiegel.de:

Die De-Mail ist der Versuch, Roboterpferde für eine hölzerne Postkutsche zu bauen und das als die Zukunft der Mobilität zu verkaufen.

Anna-Lena König recommended Stop Instagramming Your Perfect Life from relevantmagazine.com:

Let’s choose community. Let’s stop comparing. Let’s start connecting.

Anna-Lena König recommended Nur: du (musst). from drueberleben.wordpress.com:

und das musst du können und wollen musst du auch

Anna-Lena König recommended It Would Be Great if Millionaires Would Not Lecture Us on 'Living With Less' from gawker.com:

You are not simply Some Fucking Guy Who Sold Your Internet Company For a Lot of Money; you are a lifestyle guru, with many important and penetrating insight about How to Live that must be shared with the common people.

Anna-Lena König recommended This Man Thinks He Never Has to Eat Again | VICE United Kingdom from vice.com:

I was a little worried it was going to kill me, but decided it was for science and quickly downed the whole thing. To my surprise, it was quite tasty and I felt very energetic. For 30 days I avoided food entirely and I monitored the contents of my blood and physical performance.

Anna-Lena König recommended Mastering the Art of Living Meaningfully Well from blogs.hbr.org:

if your quest is mediocrity, then sure, master the skills of shuffling Powerpoint decks, glad-handing beancounters, and making the numbers; but if your quest, on the other hand, is something resembling excellence, then the meta-skills of toppling the status quo — ambition, intention, rebellion, perseverance, humanity, empathy — are going to count for more, and the sooner you get started, the better off you'll be.

Anna-Lena König recommended Das Shirky-Dilemma from kleinerdrei.org:

Was Social-Media so schwierig und so schön macht, ist der Umstand, dass wir dort nicht – oder nicht nur – als in unseren sozialen Rollen verhaftete Haltungszombies auftreten.

Anna-Lena König recommended Lean into the pain from aaronsw.com:

It’s not that much fun being sore. Yet we do it anyway — because we know that, in the long run, the pain will make us stronger. Next time we’ll be able to run harder and lift more before the pain starts.

Anna-Lena König recommended Living With Less. A Lot Less. from nytimes.com:

Living With Less. A Lot Less.

Anna-Lena König recommended The Secret to Losing Weight, According to My New High-Tech Fitness Monitor, Is (Wait for It...) Walking from theatlantic.com:

when you have the opportunity to walk as a means to an end, take it. 

Anna-Lena König recommended Everything You Know About Fitness is a Lie | Men’s Journal from archive.mensjournal.com:

Their goals are only marginally related to real fitness — goals like reducing the statistical incidence of heart disease across the entire American population, or keeping you moving through the gym so you won’t crowd the gear, or limiting the likelihood that you’ll get hurt and sue.

Anna-Lena König recommended Kill the Password: Why a String of Characters Can’t Protect Us Anymore from wired.com:

No matter how complex, no matter how unique, your passwords can no longer protect you.

Anna-Lena König recommended Chris Anderson: Why I left Wired - 3D Printing Will Be Bigger Than The Web | ZDNet from zdnet.com:

And that's what 3D printers represent, nothing less than the consolidation of the massed factories of the industrial revolution, into a singe icon on your computer's screen: "Make."

Anna-Lena König recommended Building a Better Beta from huffingtonpost.com:

But in culture, beta has come to represent a new level of interaction based on transparency and open innovation. Beta culture is the culture of the now. And it is changing everything.