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September 24, 2026
How to be unique in the IT, when around there are so many businesses already existing?
We started working in 2012 with an unconventional name:…
We started working in 2012 with an unconventional name: MAKEING. Over the years, some of the developers and colleagues we worked with repeatedly made fun of our name. They considered it a distorted or incorrect version of the word making, something that did not follow conventional naming rules. But MAKEING has always had a deeper…
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September 20, 2026
What is the most important lesson life taught you?
Genauigkeit & Ordnung sind die Grundpfeiler für Erfolg.
Genauigkeit & Ordnung sind die Grundpfeiler für Erfolg.
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September 18, 2026
What is the most important lesson life taught you?
Beating the creative block
I don't have a concrete story, but I think my overall experience has taught me that you can always learn from other people and from trying new experiences. Keeping your mind open to debate, new ideas and life experiences is not only a great way to understand reality but it also feeds creativity and inspires…
September 18, 2026
What is the most important lesson life taught you?
For years I mistook agreement for support. Every “yes,…
For years I mistook agreement for support. Every "yes, that sounds great" felt like proof I was on the right track, so I kept collecting more of them, the way you collect anything that feels good and costs nothing. It took losing real time, on real decisions, to notice the pattern. The people who told…
September 18, 2026
What is the most important lesson life taught you?
I have learnt that life is so short and…
I have learnt that life is so short and very soon can be ended. So it is important to believe in God and try our best to be a good person and have good intentions so God would be happy with what we have done. So it is important to have a nice purpose to…
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September 17, 2026
What is the most important lesson life taught you?
Adaptation
In this life, peace and safety are not things you simply receive, they are things you achieve by adapting to the circumstances life puts you in.
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September 16, 2026
What is the most important lesson you learned about earning money?
I wish I would have known it earlier that money doesn’t matter when u have it but it does when u don’t
Most of the times while studying I found people enjoying their lives, chatting, eating, gossiping and most importantly spending. During those days I thought what a life would have been if I had few thousands of money as freebies to spend and enjoy my daily life. As the time passed on I completed my graduation…
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September 15, 2026
What is the most important lesson you have learned in life?
Consistency over intensity and action over waiting.
The most important lesson I've learned is that time doesn't wait for you to feel ready ,it only rewards those who show up consistently, even when motivation runs dry. One life , limited time and Every new day give me a new life . I feel we should always try to invest our time on…
September 15, 2026
What is the most important lesson you have learned in life?
Purpose Does Not Have an Expiration Date
At 65, I could have treated retirement as the end of my working life. Instead, I chose to see it as the beginning of something new. I started building a company around an idea I truly believe in, even though I did not have every answer, every resource, or every person I needed. I have…
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