Marcel Fahle

A lot of what software teams call "process" isn't there to stop problems.

Open Twitter or LinkedIn any day and someone's having a meltdown about AI.

Ask a RAG system "how do I price my coaching program?"

5 AM this morning, at work.

I had this conversation like five times over the holidays.

Let's start with the big one.

Ramona is a Chief People & Belonging Officer at a company that truly cares.

Most of us underestimate our own skills because we can’t remember how long it took to build them.

We spent a few days in San Sebastián last week with good friends, good food, and the kids buzzing around the pintxo bars.

My Othership Streak When I broke my foot last month, I needed something that still made me feel good, something I could actually do.

Amp Free dropped this week.

I went for a run today.

There are two sides.

A new calendar doesn't change you.

This is the second part of a recent Pidro newsletter.

This is a repost of a recent Pidro newsletter.

November was a solid month.

October was a real banger, with a few significant updates (I hope).

Feeling smart is great.

I skipped the August recap, because we did the multi-day drive from Lithuania back home to Spain.

Over the last two years, while I was evolving my sleep and work habits, I got more serious about taking notes and tracking all sorts of data.

Indiscriminate action is laziness.

Bold is not a huge app by any means.

Yesterday, I watched Kilian Jornet run into his 11th Victory in Zegama.

In high school, Kobe Bryant showed up at practice at 5 AM.

To me, running is more than just a way to stay healthy.

For years, I've called myself a "junior developer for life."

Almost every day, I write and publish an essay.

I've always been a hardcore procrastinator.

I remember once telling my sister about an upcoming mountain race I was about to run, to which she responded "awww, you deserve this, go enjoy yourself", like it's a cup of fucking ice cream.

In "Discipline Equals Freedom", Jocko Willink labels procrastination as laziness.

I'm now on Day 7 of Ship 30 for 30, and I finally understand Skool and Hormozi's investment a lot better.

Every day, we gather new insights.

My wife once had a Duolingo streak for over 200 days.

I love all the advancements in Artificial Intelligence, and I use tools like ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and a bunch of others many times per day.

Matt D.

Most people I talk to are approaching becoming a runner the wrong way.

I recently signed up for Dickie Bush & Nicolas Cole's cohort-based course, Ship 30 for 30.

In 2019, I was training for my first 100k mountain race, the Ultra Pirineu, an absolute dream race for me.

I learned that I work best if I write down what I think.

I wake up every day before 04:00.

My wife Monika ran the Costa Blanca Trails yesterday, a 65km mountain race with 3500m elevation gain.

Back in 2003, I dove into the world of blogging.

Uploading large video files is something that I often do when I work on Bold.