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21  Other / Off-topic / Re: How do you stress release after your working hours? on: January 26, 2023, 12:54:46 PM
I work 4 or 5, sometimes longer. Always sit at the PC and have to work online. Some things are monotonous, for some things you have to be able to put more into it.
My compensation is sports. I do sports every day. Either I go running or I go to the gym. It helps me a lot to recharge my batteries.
22  Other / Off-topic / Re: Can we ever boot out Racism on this earth? on: January 26, 2023, 12:49:11 PM
Racism is a deeply ingrained and complex societal issue that has been present throughout human history. While it is certainly possible to reduce and mitigate the effects of racism through education, awareness-raising, and policy changes, completely eliminating racism from the world may be difficult to achieve.

There are a number of factors that contribute to the persistence of racism, including a lack of understanding and empathy for people from different backgrounds, structural inequality and discrimination, and implicit biases that can be difficult to recognize and overcome.

Efforts to combat racism typically involve working to educate people about the harms of discrimination and prejudice, promoting diversity and inclusion, and working to dismantle systems and structures that perpetuate inequality. Additionally, it's important to listen and elevate the voices of marginalized communities, who are often the ones directly impacted by racism, to address their needs and perspectives.
23  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Re: Erfahrungen mit einem Messestand auf der Interpack oder auf ähnlichen Messen? on: January 17, 2023, 09:55:32 AM
Ich meinte es so, ob man mit konkreten Vorstellungen herantanzen muss oder ob Eckdaten ausreichen.

Da reichen mal ein paar Vorstellungen. Genaue Daten vom Messeplatz wirst du ja auch noch nicht haben oder?
Am Anfang bespricht man aus was für einer Branche man kommt, auf welchen Messen mal sein möchte, was man sich vorstellt, was der Messestand zu bieten haben soll,...
Das sollte mal ausreichen. Vielleicht noch ein paar Logos eurer Firma mitnehmen/schicken. Dann kann man das Design daran anpassen. Da sollte es ja einen gewissen Wiedererkennungswert geben.

Aber ohne entsprechendes Konzept hinter dem Auftritt und geeigneten Personen die gezielt Leads vor Ort sammeln, denen man im Nachgang natürlich nachfassen muss, ist es reines Geld verbrennen…

Denke auch, das ist sehr wichtig. Sich mal eben auf eine Messe stellen ist etwas wenig. Man sollte da schon grobe Vorstellungen haben was man dort macht, was man vermitteln möchte und welche Personen das auch rüberbringen können. Da wird es auch einen Plan brauchen, eventuell Schulungen oder zumindest Vorbereitungen.
24  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: January 13, 2023, 09:47:34 AM
In the meantime, I have also had such phases in which I could only have written under pressure. But I think writer's block is quite normal. Since writing is my hobby and should be fun, I then allowed myself a break and read more.

I think you shouldn't put yourself under so much pressure. If it's a hobby, it should be fun. It's probably more beneficial if you enjoy it instead of forcing yourself to do it. That leaves you with a bad feeling. That's what you want to fight with hobbies. It should be an added value and not create additional problems.
A break is often good for you. After the break, you are motivated again and have more drive. You also have to have the courage to take a break. When you write you come back refreshed, when you do sports you are full of energy again,....
25  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Re: Erfahrungen mit einem Messestand auf der Interpack oder auf ähnlichen Messen? on: January 10, 2023, 10:04:55 AM
@Fretum: So vom Gefühl denke ich ebenfalls, dass abseits der zusätzlich hier genannten Option mit einer internen Designabteilung für uns geschickter wäre. Wie meinst Du, dass sie bauen, was man ihnen vorgibt? Müssten wir bereits mit zig Details herantanzen?

Nein ich meine eure Vorstellungen. Wenn du jetzt sagst, ich möchte bei der nächsten Ausstellung des Kleintierzuchtverbandes Hintertupfing mit einem zweistöckigen Messestand auftauchen, dann werden die dir das bauen. Ob das bei der Messe nötig ist, musst du entscheiden:)
Hättest du mehr Zeit, könnte man natürlich auch ein externes Designbüro beauftragen und dann den Messestand genau nach diesen Plänen bauen lassen. Aber bis Mai ist ja nicht mehr allzu lange Zeit.
Ist denn da schon irgendwas auf Schiene oder sind das immer noch lose Vorstellungen?
Langsam sollte man auf die Tube drücken:)
26  Other / Off-topic / Re: Liverpool really owns alot to Mané on: December 30, 2022, 02:48:35 PM
But I think Mané is not a player who needs this attention or homage.
It seems to be important to him what the people from his village or country think of him, he doesn't care about the people in Europe.
It may well be that he sees soccer only as a tool to help "his" people.
If he had put himself more in the foreground, he would have received more attention. He played for Red Bull Salzburg in Austria, a friend played with him, so I still know some stories about Mané - he seems to be very down to earth, almost a bit shy and introverted. Especially the media then tend to pounce on the extroverted players.
27  Other / Off-topic / Re: Ugandan Man with 102 children, 568 grandchildren, and 12 wives on: December 30, 2022, 02:41:19 PM
I think this guy needs to slow down & find a hobby. Maybe a vasectomy is in order, he is lucky he doesn’t live in a First World country because child welfare payments would bankrupt him.

Seriously we can all have a laugh & a joke about this but we have responsibilities in life. Having children is a gift, I think our Ugandan friend needs to put something on the end of it if he wants to continue his life of promiscuity & debauchery.

I think he has already found a hobby and he is even very good at it Smiley
 You said it yourself, he lives in a completely different society - many children are good because they have to take care of you in old age. There are not only no child welfare payments but also no pension payments. Somehow you have to be able to live in old age. This is not only the case in Africa, but also in many Asian countries.
Maybe he exaggerated a little:)
28  Other / Off-topic / Re: People at the top cant live normal life anymore on: December 30, 2022, 02:35:03 PM
Of course, they can still live a normal life, but they don't want a normal life under any circumstances. With enough money, they could also retire to a lonely island. But these people love the attention of the public. They need that even more than their money. The money gets them the attention because it is unfortunately equated with success. But it is the attention that keeps them alive. This is not only the case for some rich people, it can be seen in parts of society. For many, their "life" in social networks is more important than their real life.
29  Other / Off-topic / Re: Kylian Mbappé Scored 8 Goals with Highest Scorer of 2022 Qatar World Cup on: December 30, 2022, 02:28:07 PM
Messi is the best football player in the world but in the coming years, I believe Mbappe will be the best player in the world for years. He has no rivalry only player close to him is Haaland but his national team is not enough and Mbappe is more skilled than Haaland.A wonderful player waiting for us in the coming years

Mbappe and Haaland are already further along in their age than Messi and Ronaldo were. More young players are coming out (for example Bellingham) 
It will only be a matter of time before new players break their records. These players know what to look for and continue to improve. Haaland has the misfortune of not being able to win anything with No9rwegen. Mbappe can become world champion even more often. Hope the Champions League does not win anyone with their current teams:)
30  Other / Off-topic / Re: I feel out of time on: December 30, 2022, 02:22:33 PM
I don't believe that you always have to behave the same way at a certain age. There are too many external influences that affect it.
My parents had already married at 25 and I had just come into the world. Both of them already had steady jobs and their own apartment.
At 25, I had just finished my studies and couldn't even afford my own apartment. How was I supposed to finance the life of my family?
I would not look sos ehr on others, as long as you are satisfied yourself, you do not have to follow other people. Who says that their way is good for you.
31  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: December 28, 2022, 11:00:46 AM
You are right, but everyone is different. if I'm complaining, I always write it in a diary. after I poured out everything that was on my mind through writing, it made me relieved. sometimes part of the novel stories that I write, are lifted from the habit of my true story.

but still sometimes I feel bored. so sometimes I switch from writing to reading.

I think that is also the positive influence that writing can have. Other people go to sports and exhaust themselves there - but what remains is a positive feeling afterwards. With writing, it's the feelings that you get off your chest.

Often you have to take a step back and read other stories. Then at some point the focus comes back. Think it would also be bad in such a phase with pressure to continue writing - you would then notice.
32  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: December 28, 2022, 10:55:45 AM
What you really should do is just write something short. 5k - 10k words. Give it to your friends and families to read. Ask for their honest opinions. Post it on forums or Reddit. Look what people think about your writing. Practice some more. Then maybe some magazines would want to publish your stories if they're good enough. Build up from that.

I doubt family or friends are a good guide there. You have to know what you are doing and you have to know the market. And if you're honest, often no one from friends and relatives want to give you negative feedback.
In literature forums, on the other hand, it is quite different. For the people in the forums, everything is bad and everything is talked down. No one is good enough:)
I think the best chances for honest feedback would be if you participate in competitions and exchange with other authors.


Writing is VERY hard for most people. It takes time and practice. Maybe only a handful of lucky individuals are talented enough to express their thoughts through writing in a really meaningful and beautiful, effortless way. I would say those are the top 1% of writers. Other mortals will have to grind their way to become good authors. I don't know why people romanticise writing so much. It's hard work. It's a constant fight with empty paper. Moments where you don't know what to write are predominant compared to the moments when words just flow from your mind to fingers.

I also think writing is hard work. You have to invest a lot of time. Many people think it's too easy. That's probably why there are so many writers who try.
I think you can often tell the difference between a story you had to write and a story you want to get off your chest. The publisher is on your back, there's time pressure, you have to write a sequel, you put yourself under too much pressure,... All this influences the story. If you can write freely what is close to your heart and it is a matter of spreading your story, that is of course more conducive.

On the other hand, it's probably one of those things anyone can try. It costs nothing. That's the beauty of it.

Writing costs nothing (to very little). It takes time but so do all hobbies. It should be fun, a distraction.... you also benefit yourself from writing even though you don't want to publish. It should lift your mood or give you joy.
When it comes to a publication, it costs quite a bit. Not necessarily financially - but in any case time and nerves.
33  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: December 22, 2022, 09:56:26 AM
I think one can and should only clarify and provide information here. The decision then loves but with one himself.  If you mention the example with the investment, it is the same.  My way can be good for me, but it does not have to be so for everyone or maybe you have completely different goals. The conditions are so and so different for everyone.

For a publication, I would strive for the goal of getting published by a traditional publisher. If you can not realize that and you still want to publish your story, you should also think about the alternatives. There are already enough options and everyone will find his way. You have to be honest with yourself. I think if you say, I do everything alone and then you have no time or the stress is too great, then you could quickly stop again.
34  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Re: Erfahrungen mit einem Messestand auf der Interpack oder auf ähnlichen Messen? on: December 21, 2022, 10:32:06 AM
Wie funktioniert das üblicherweise bei Ständen mit einem besseren Design… Muss man sich zunächst an einen Designer / Architekten wenden?

Du nimmst mit einem Messebauer Kontakt auf und erzählst ihm mal von deinem Vorhaben. Für den ersten Kontakt ist mal wichtig wann die Messe ist und was ihr euch ungefähr vorstellt (Größe, Ausstattung,...) Wenn du 50m² haben willst, ist das leichter zu machen als wenn du einen zweistöckigen Messestand haben möchtest und du dazu eine Feuershow haben möchtest.
Such dir gleich Messebauer, die auch eine eigene Designabteilung haben. Bei Syma weiß ich, dass die sich auch gleich um das Design kümmern. Wird auch Anbieter geben, die dir nur das bauen, was du ihnen vorgibst.
Bleiben wir jetzt bei dem Beispiel mit interner Designabteilung - Da werden dir dann Skizzen gezeichnet, wie das dann aussehen soll. Dann entscheidet man sich für ein Design und dann kann der Messestand gebaut werden.
Wenn der Messestand dann fertig ist, bringt normalerweise der Messebauer den Stand auf die Messe und baut den Stand auf und auch wieder ab nach der Messe.
Dann muss man sich anschauen ob man den Stand selbst einlagert oder beim Messebauer bleiben kann.
Das müsste man halt alles vorher abklären. Wie gesagt, da gibt es Unterschiede zwischen den verschiedenen Messebauern.
35  Local / Off-Topic (Deutsch) / Re: Erfahrungen mit einem Messestand auf der Interpack oder auf ähnlichen Messen? on: December 09, 2022, 10:57:11 AM
Also wenn ihr im Mai auf einer Messe vertreten sein wollt, solltet ihr jetzt schon anfangen einen Messestand zu planen und ihn bauen zu lassen. Ich nehme jetzt mal nicht an, ihr habt euren Messestand schon im Keller stehen:)
Sicherlich bekommt ein Messebauer einen Stand schnell gebaut aber es braucht ja auch ein gutes Design, der Stand muss an die Größe des Platzes auf der jeweiligen messe angepasst werden, eure Wünsche müssen umgesetzt werden,... Was auch sehr wichtig ist, ihr werdet im Frühling nicht die einzigen Sein, die einen Messestand haben wollen. Das ist quasi die Hauptsaison für Messen.
Ich würde mal schnell Kontakt aufnehmen mit dem ein oder anderen Messebauer. Dann wisst ihr ob da noch Kapazitäten frei sind bzw. wie lange es ungefähr dauert. Aber wie gesagt, würde mir da nicht allzu lange Zeit lassen.

Ich finde man muss sich als Firma einem Plan ausdenken. Einfach mal so auf einer Messe auftauchen bringt nur bedingt etwas. man muss sich überlegen was die Ziele sind, wie man die erreicht, wen man ansprechen möchte und wie man das schafft,.... Das muss man intern machen, die Arbeit nimmt einem niemand ab.
Ich war schon bei einigen messen, meist als Kunde aber auch zweimal als "Aussteller". Also zumindest bei der Planung/Umsetzung habe ich mitgeholfen. Direkt auf der Messe habe ich dann nicht die Menschen beraten.
Bei der ersten Firma lief alles super ab, bei einem späteren Arbeitgeber war es eine Katastrophe:)
36  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: November 26, 2022, 10:43:22 AM
In the end, you can only know for yourself what is best for you. What suits you may not suit others. What's right for others doesn't have to be right for you. I think it's important to think about it carefully. Collect all the information and then make a decision for yourself.
37  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: November 24, 2022, 09:37:32 AM
Yeah, I'll definitely do that when I'm done. I felt really comfortable contacting Novum Publishing and if they actually want to publish my book and the price fits, I'll probably take the option. It may be that you also have a small chance with traditional publishers, but getting published there is also very time-consuming and involves a lot of rejections.

You can only decide for yourself which path to take. You should keep all your options open and try traditional publishers despite all the circumstances. It costs nothing and you can send your manuscript to several publishers at the same time. You can't get more than one more rejection. I think if you still want to publish, you have to think about whether you can do it alone or you need help. You have to be honest with yourself or it won't work. You need a lot of time and nerves to create it alone. In addition, you usually still have a job, a family, household,... You have to take all that into account when making your decision. I'm not saying you can't do it, but it certainly takes longer. If it takes longer, you can also lose motivation, which would be a shame.


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This is a nice example. And yes, I also believe that this is a normal development. Most people are more or less socially inclined and it's normal to want recognition for one's achievements.

For some, the desire for more develops. If not, also ok. Basically, you only ever have to be satisfied yourself, what others want is their problem. Fortunately, not everyone likes the same thing and has the same interests. Now and then you wish then nevertheless that other people see what you actually do. If it gives you pleasure and you connect a lot of positive things with it, it can also happen to other people.
38  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: November 15, 2022, 10:46:26 AM
I think reading and writing somehow belong together. Normally you probably start with reading books, often you stay with it. Now and then, however, it appeals to you to write such stories yourself. Stories that have moved you, that have been fun, that have distracted you from your stressful everyday life,... You want to try that yourself and bring your stories to other people.
I think very few people start writing because they want to earn money with it. First and foremost, it's about bringing your stories closer to other people or because you feel the same way when you write as you do when you read (stress is reduced, you forget about everyday life,...).
At some point you will surely reach a point where you want more. And what comes after reading, after writing - a publication.
I think you can compare it well with sports. I saw my father playing soccer, then I started playing myself. Later I earned a little money with it and at some point I wanted more. For me, this is a very natural development that happens in many areas.
39  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: November 03, 2022, 10:49:27 AM
I also want to be a writer. Of course writing is not easy. I have to look for references first as well as a quiet enough time to write. Writing and reading are my hobbies. So I write because I like it, but sometimes I also want my book published, and I become a writer.

I always look for the right time to write, if my mood is peaceful and serene, I always write. But, if my mood is not good, I won't write, because it makes my writing a bit bad and I can't concentrate.

I don't think you should put yourself under too much pressure. You should continue to see writing as a hobby. At some point you reach a point where you can try it with a publication. You can't force it.

I've often heard it the other way around, where writing is used to get back into the right mood and wipe away all the worries of everyday life.
40  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to write your own first book - experiences and opinions? on: November 03, 2022, 10:43:43 AM
I also read a lot, but not to copy from other authors, but to be inspired by their stories and also to reflect on which elements of the writing style I like well and which I like less. I think the knowledge and skills could also be well honed in a workshop. To see what my chances are, I contacted Novum Publishing with a sample of my book. I got feedback from the service publisher that they could see potential and that I should keep at it. I can contact them again when I am finished with my work and then they will see how they can support me on the way to publishing my book. However, I'm sure it will be some time before that happens. I've made good progress, but there's no end in sight yet. And when I'm done, I want to give the book to a few beta readers first and get feedback, and then start editing it myself. I think that will be a good piece of work again. But I'm looking forward to when the story is ready to be polished before handing the project over to professionals.

Learning from other authors does not mean copying them. Copying would be just changing the names in a story and then selling it as your story. But learning from other authors how to give a person a real character is not copying. You don't have to copy it 1:1, but you should learn from it.
You should always have the will to improve and develop. There are certainly several methods how you can do that. You should not assume that you know and can do everything. Even if you have already published several books, you have to adapt again and again. Readers often want something different and trends change.
Finish your book and then get back to that publisher. The publisher will know how to get feedback or will give you feedback themselves. You will certainly have to rewrite one or the other part of the book.
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