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Most teams that I have worked with run retrospectives. Usually, they are held at the end of their iteration. After doing the same for some time, we wondered if there is a more continuous way of inspecting and adapting. In this post, I’ll share how we moved from retrospectives every…

Last year, May 2022 we celebrated our 50th Wedding Anniversary. Hubby was quite particular that it was a celebration to thank the many people who were a part of our journey that spanned the 50 years. I think we were remiss in that we missed out inviting and thanking a…

A small time investment can yield huge benefits — It’d be amazing if it was easy to remember everything you learned. But unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Brain fog, procrastination, and a variety of other things can cloud your judgment and make it difficult to store information in your long-term memory. …

Imagine you just graduated from college. Now, you’re headed to your new job for your first day of work. One of the first things you’ll realize is that your new coworkers have completely different ways of thinking from you. The way they solve problems at your new job is completely…

Unlocking the Potential of AI in Education — Resisting the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into education would be like trying to stop the sea tide — impossible and unproductive. Moreover, not equipping our students with AI literacy could disadvantage them in our globally-connected world, where technology is evolving at lightning speed. Let’s start from the top premise…

This has been a month with much to celebrate — my 400th article on Medium.com, turning a year older, celebrating my Mom, and a lot of wanderlust while making preparations for my upcoming “bucket list” adventure vacation. On this, my third month of the “Early Bird Strategy”, I took the…

Looking back, I realize there are so many things I wish I had known when I first started on this journey. — Hey, there! I’m Gabe, and I am passionate about teaching others about data analysis and visualization. Over the past decade, I have dived deep into the world of data visualization, exploring tools like Power BI and Tableau and building captivating dashboards. Looking back, I realize there are so many things…

Despite being my app of choice for notes, Obsidian is not an intuitive program when it comes to comparison with some other options available. By default you have to get used to editing and reading views, markdown syntax and storing images separately in your vault. …

Zettelkasten is an external information management system that was used by Niklas Luhmann to publish over 58 books and hundreds of articles. More are even published from near finished manuscripts even after his death. …