Read about 60-70% of the book. Interesting stories but not surprising. If you are currently designing decision processes for a wide audience it's probably a very good read but to get an overview of the topic reading half of the book was more than enough.
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afuerstenau hat Endurance von Scott Kelly besprochen
afuerstenau hat Das Pubertier von Jan Weiler besprochen
Review of 'Das Pubertier' on 'Goodreads'
3 Sterne
Ganz unterhaltsam aber nachdem ich ein paar Geschichten gelesen hatte war der Stil erkennbar und vorhersagbar und daher nicht mehr so lusting wie am Anfang.
Für 10,- € fand ich es auch recht teuer, verglichen zum Unterhaltungswert den ich daraus bekommen habe.
afuerstenau hat Team of Teams von Stanley A. McChrystal besprochen
Review of 'Team of Teams' on 'Goodreads'
5 Sterne
Awesome book. The right amount of stories and insights.
Must have been really hard to transform such a big and strictly hierarchical "organization".
afuerstenau hat An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth von Chris Hadfield besprochen
afuerstenau hat Dark Matter von Blake Crouch besprochen
Review of 'Dark Matter' on 'Goodreads'
5 Sterne
Really thrilling book. Has, of cause, minor flaws regarding paradox problems but that's not uncommon if you take the story and the technique into account.
Was a fun and thrilling read from cover to cover.
afuerstenau hat Making it all work von David Allen besprochen
Review of 'Making it all work' on 'Goodreads'
3 Sterne
I am a bit torn between the message (which is helpful and important), the length (which is at least 3 times longer than it should be) and the style (which is his typical habitus).
If think it is inevitable to think about your upper flight levels (goals, purpose, values, ...) if you were able to clean the flight deck. I don't think you need hundred of pages for that. There is a lot of repetition within the book and also between this book and "Getting Things Done".
There are not many sketches in the book. This together with his typical talking style (which you can hear in the podcast all the time) let's me suggest the audio version (although I haven't heard it), probably on 2-3 times faster than normal.
afuerstenau hat Transport 2 von Phillip P. Peterson besprochen
afuerstenau hat Transport von Phillip P. Peterson besprochen
Review of 'Transport' on 'Goodreads'
5 Sterne
Super Buch. Sehr spannend, sehr überraschend. Bin gespannt auf die weiteren Bände.
afuerstenau hat The detachment von Barry Eisler besprochen
afuerstenau hat Alle Roboter Geschichten bewertet: 4 Sterne

Alle Roboter Geschichten von Isaac Asimov, Harlan Ellison, Mark Zug
I, Robot is a fixup novel of science fiction short stories or essays by American writer Isaac Asimov. The stories …
afuerstenau hat Die Datenfresser von Constanze Kurz besprochen
Review of 'Die Datenfresser' on 'Goodreads'
3 Sterne
Einerseits versuchen die Autoren die Gefahren auf klassische Weise darzustellen, in dem sie Aufzeigen was unter Umständen passieren kann. Es wird aber auch eine kleine Geschichte erzählt, in Romanform, die eine Dystopie aufzeigt. Da das Buch schon sieben Jahre alt ist, ist die Dystopie nicht mehr ganz so weit weg wie damals. :-)
Zwischendurch war es ganz unterhaltsam zu lesen aber so richtig fesselnd war es nicht. Die Tipps im letzten Kapitel waren ganz nützlich aber auch nicht so überraschend.
afuerstenau hat The simple guide to a minimalist life bewertet: 5 Sterne
afuerstenau hat Minimalism von Joshua Fields Millburn besprochen
Review of 'Minimalism' on 'Goodreads'
5 Sterne
Good to hear, although it's hard to write some notes while hearing and driving a car. I might buy the paper or kindle version to make some notes.
Good, if you want to get some ideas on what might be important in life, in your life.
This is not a step by step recipe to accomplish what is important in your life. I would have been surprised if they know me and wrote the recipe for me, personally.
So, be open to adapt, ask yourself some questions and act upon the answers.