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andersthue

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Coach, mentor, business owner, father and more

anders (at) andersthue.dk

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www.cnbc.com 2y ago

Charlie Munger, dies at age 99

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www.medrxiv.org 5y ago

Characteristics and predictors of hospitalization and death in 9,519 Covid cases [pdf]

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uibreakfast.com 7y ago

UI Breakfast Podcast. Episode 18: Staying in Flow

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: What are your favourite flow music?

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www.vox.com 9y ago

Trump is pulling the US out of the Paris climate agreement

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www.washingtonpost.com 9y ago

Albuquerque program hires panhandlers to work in maintenance jobs

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twitter.com 10y ago

Twitter: In ~2 years, summon should work anywhere connected by land

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www.cnbc.com 10y ago

Dow closes down triple digits, posts worst opening day in 8 years

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edition.cnn.com 10y ago

Wolf 1061 exoplanet: 'Super-Earth' discovered only 14 light-years away

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natashenka.ca 10y ago

Printable True Bugs Wait Posters

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www.nationalobserver.com 10y ago

Canada shocks COP21 with big new climate goal

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www.theguardian.com 10y ago

World's climate about to enter 'uncharted territory' as it passes 1C of warming

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physics.ucsd.edu 10y ago

Galactic-Scale Energy (2011)

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zenfounder.com 10y ago

The ZenFounder Podcast. Co-Founders: What Not to Do

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www.cowspiracy.com 10y ago

Cowspiracy: the film that environmental organizations don't want you to see

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timeblock.com 10y ago

Purpose, autonomy and mastery

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: What software (if any?) should I use for a closed B2B discussion forum

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truecostmovie.com 10y ago

The True Cost – A Documentary Film

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tinyletter.com 11y ago

Developers and Depression – Getting Unstuck

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sethgodin.typepad.com 11y ago

Bounce Forward

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blog.zactownsend.com 11y ago

Founders and mental health (2014)

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timeblock.com 11y ago

Respectful Time Management

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gumroad.com 11y ago

A Parent's Guide to Minecraft [pdf]

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www.youtube.com 11y ago

TEDxNewHaven – Steli Efti – Entrepreneurial Happiness

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www.blinkenbike.dk 11y ago

Blinkenbike – A build it your way balance bike for kids

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: My 12 year old nephew wants to make a game, how do I help him?

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: I am building a “Trello clone”, what front end/UI framework should I use?

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sethgodin.typepad.com 11y ago

Demand higher standards

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m.fastcompany.com 11y ago

They write the right stuff (1996)

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livingbydoing.com 11y ago

How I fought my founder’s depression (And how you can do it too)

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Loved this quote from the book

“There is a contradiction here: If the prize for winning finite play is life, then the players are not properly alive. They are competing for life. Life, then, is not play, but the outcome of play. Finite players play to live; they do not live their playing. Life is therefore deserved, bestowed, possessed, won. It is not lived.” that was posted in this blog post recently https://www.youngmoney.co/p/infinite-games

For me the difference in what game you choose to play is a result of your mindset - are you seeing people you play with in life, or do you se objects/ obstacles that you have to win over.

That difference makes a huge difference in your behaviour, a person is treated with respect and love - an object is pushed, beaten, removed.

So, i ask myself, how would I like to treated, like a person or an object?

I needed it myself, and the other pieces of sw did not work proper, then spent 3 years of spending a few hours every evening promoting it, posting it to forums, etc. (And a little time prorgramming, but promoting it took waaay more time)

Growth mindset is there is always enough.

Scarcity is there is never enough.

Both is a mind-set.

So to change, you need to change your mindset.

The best way to do that, has for me been through the Arbinger mindset change tools, start with their books, i can recommend “The outward mindset” and take it from there.

That our responses and our negative relational feelings are based on out own choice - Nobody makes me feel angry, victimized, as a failure - it is always my choice to feel those feelings.

It is not always i am able to choose not to feel it, but i always know i am feeling it because of my own choosing.

The Anatomy of Peace, it has the power to change your mindset, it has helped me and others getting out of being stuck, reconnecting me with a more true purpose and helped me be a better programmer, father and friend.

Of course it is hard work, but the underlying principle it teaches is so powerful, that as long as I keep practicing that, i seem to improve in all the important areas of my life.

This might sound like a strange advice, but i have had you problem and found a way of being in my advice that has helped me in practicing to have high standard even in my own work.

It all started with reading the book called “The anatomy of peace”, and then reading the two other books from the same author, this helped me a lot and I then went all-in and took their coaching education, and now i am much less stuck and helping others get unstuck at the same time :)

This book https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Peace-Resolving-Heart-Conflic... changed how i look at changing myself and personal development in general, it might help you see things differently.

If it does, I can recommend seeking out an Arbinger trained coach to help you dive deeper into the material.

(Ps. I am super biased being such a coach myself, i took the training to get more self esteem, it worked, and now i want to pass it on to others)

I read the book “The anatomy of peace” 16 months ago, and it has impacted my life in more ways than I ever would have thought possible.

It helped me understand how I created all the trouble I have experienced in my life, why I never became “succesful” and why I had felt so stuck most of my life.

I now understand how my mindset, how I see the person in front of me, either as a person or as an object, has a greater impact on my results than anything else.

Even on my abillity to be unstuck, to change my mind, to moce fast and break things.

10/10 would recommend it to anyone.

“The Anatomy of Peace” because it has helped me to get unstuck and start living life and feel free.

For two years I have been stuck in growing my business, now I am free to grow it as much as I want.

For whom do you want to be an entrepreneur, what is your mindset?

If it is for yourself, then it will be hard.

If it is for the possible customer, then it might be a little bit easier.

Read “Leadership an Self Deception” for help in changing your mindset.

If you have tried to build a business and failed then read “The Anatomy of Peace” or “Leadership and Self Deception” same writer, same message.

If you have build a business and want to do it even better, then “Principles” by Ray Dalio

Both are about mindset and worldview - something I am learning now is much more important in tools and marketing hacks and knowing what to do in every situation.

The Anatomy of Peace, from the arbinger institute.

It tells a story about Lou who is fighting to keep his business alive and keeping his son out of jail, as Lou learns how to be more humane and create less conflict, so does the reader.

It is the book that has had the biggest impact on me and my business.

The second most impactful book is “Crucial Conversations”

The most important book I have read currently is “The Anatomy of Peace” by the arbinger institute. This book teaches me how to stay out of interpersonal conflicts and become a person pthers want to be together with.

“Crucial Conversations” is another really important book that teaches how to safely deal with very hard conversations.

For my own personal development/relationship with women I must say that “No more mister nice guy” and “the way of the superior man” has both helped me.

Lastly the letting go e-book by Leo Babauta from zenhabits also is really good.