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Frygtens paradoks: hvorfor vi keder os – og søger gys for at føle os levende

De fleste mennesker lever med en lavintens form for frygt. Ikke den akutte panik, hvor vi flygter eller kæmper, men en mere dæmpet uro, som ligger som en baggrundsstøj i vores nervesystem. Den viser sig som rastløshed, bekymring, anspændthed eller en fornemmelse af hele tiden at være “på vagt”. For

The Nervous System Reset: A Science-Based Approach to Health, Hormones, and Sustainable Metabolism

Weight management is often oversimplified as “eat less, move more,” overlooking complex physiological and neuroendocrine controls. In reality, sustained health and weight depend significantly on the state of your nervous system, influencing appetite, metabolism, fat storage, and energy use.

Using Three-Point Estimation to Improve Confidence Voting in SAFe PI Planning

SAFe Confidence Voting hides uncertainty. Three-Point Estimation adds context by capturing best, likely, and worst-case confidence. It reveals risk early and helps teams talk about what actually matters—without adding process overhead.

How Expected Value (EV) Can Be Used in Software Development

Using EV in software development, teams can weigh risks, rewards, and the likelihood of success to make more informed choices.

Titles – Do We Really Need Them in 2024? How to Build a Future-Ready Software Development Organization Without Titles

In a world where the workplace is rapidly evolving, one has to wonder: Are traditional job titles still relevant in 2024?

Navigating Psychological Safety in the Corporate Circus

In the pursuit of fostering psychological safety, organizations often implement initiatives without truly understanding their impact on employees. These initiatives can feel like experiments, with employees unwittingly serving as guinea pigs in a trial-and-error approach to workplace well-being.

Boredom at Work: Uncovering the Hidden Stress

In the ever-evolving landscape of our modern work culture, many of us face unique challenges and experiences that impact our well-being. One such challenge is the often underestimated and rarely discussed phenomenon of stress induced by boredom.

Maximizing Productivity: The Output-Oriented Organization

The conventional organizational structure has long relied on compartmentalization, where individuals are assigned specific roles within hierarchical frameworks...

Impact of a Human Connection Between Leaders and Employees

The article explores the role of human connection in leadership, emphasizing the blend of logic and emotions. It delves into building trust, effective communication, and adaptive leadership styles.

Navigating Life's Questions: Insights from Alan Watts' Four Fundamental Queries

Alan Watts' four pivotal questions — on the universe's origins, humanity's survival, environmental stewardship, and ethical responsibility — invite profound reflection on our existence and actions in an interconnected world.

Leadership Through the Lens of Alan Watts: Integrating Eastern Philosophy in Modern Leadership

In the realm of leadership and management, we often look to various philosophies and teachings to guide us. One such influential figure, whose ideas transcend the conventional boundaries of thought, is Alan Watts.

Wabi-Sabi: The Aesthetic of Imperfection

Wabi-Sabi embraces the beauty of imperfection, the grace of the aged, and the tranquility of the simple.

PX7's Agile Evolution: The 12 Revised Agile Principles for 2024

The revised 12 principles are crafted with a blend of timeless agile wisdom and contemporary insights, aiming to guide teams and organizations towards achieving superior levels of efficiency, collaboration, and customer satisfaction in the ever-evolving world of software development.

The Balancing Act: Learning from Success and Failure

Success and failure are both vital in the learning journey. Success reinforces effective strategies and boosts confidence, while failure builds resilience and fosters a growth mindset. Integrating these lessons enriches personal and professional development.