Thank you for this. My accomplishments for 2020: Survived, adapted, escaped a toxic workplace and got a job that is permenant work from home, makes me happy, AND pays better. Not my worst year, learned a lot.
The stuff y'all have been making this year has been super inspiring for me in terms of going above and beyond to make something educational more unique/fun/entertaining. And I always like these year end reviews, they help me reflect on my own year.
Thanks guys that you decided to continue podcasting when the CIG podcast ended. Much appreciated, enjoying every episode you release! Especially these year reviews, since I don't usually spend enough time to reflect on things and this makes me think about stuff that happened. :-)
Thomas, I don't want to give it away or anything, but Seveneves will surprise you greatly if you're 70% of the way through (unless you're already on part two. Then I guess you know what's up already.)
Things which happend in 2020 I'm proud of: 1. I finished my voluntary cultural year. 2. I found new, awesome friends. 3. I spend more quality time with my family (especially my cats =^.^=) 4. I have applied to study game design. (The study starts in March 2021) 5. I learn(ed) to pay more attention to my own (especially mental) health.
I also bought a house! Two bedroom apartment in the town right next to Porto, Portugal's second largest metropolitan area. At 25. By myself. Am I bragging? Absolutely!
The Lies of Locke Lamora is my favorite piece of fiction! It is a hilarious read! I will say, though, that I got through a quarter of the physical book and then switched to the audiobook version. Fantastic.
Martin, you said that prior to this year you've usually been a very withdrawn person on the internet, not liking to give your opinions since nobody asked for them. This sums up my attitude towards social media perfectly and I’ve closed myself off from social media landscapes. I know there is value to be had using these platforms, but I still struggle with opening up. What is your advice (and Thomas’ advice) for becoming more open? What is your mindset and attitude for sharing your opinions when no one is asking for it?
*I came from the audio version to see the fun sweaters, they're fun indeed.*
Me too
Thank you for this. My accomplishments for 2020: Survived, adapted, escaped a toxic workplace and got a job that is permenant work from home, makes me happy, AND pays better. Not my worst year, learned a lot.
The stuff y'all have been making this year has been super inspiring for me in terms of going above and beyond to make something educational more unique/fun/entertaining. And I always like these year end reviews, they help me reflect on my own year.
Thanks guys that you decided to continue podcasting when the CIG podcast ended. Much appreciated, enjoying every episode you release! Especially these year reviews, since I don't usually spend enough time to reflect on things and this makes me think about stuff that happened. :-)
Thomas, I don't want to give it away or anything, but Seveneves will surprise you greatly if you're 70% of the way through (unless you're already on part two. Then I guess you know what's up already.)
I know you were going to do a video with Linus Tech Tips! Will there be a video later in 2021?
12:47 OOOHH YEA-NOOOOOO!
I KNEW YOU WERE MY DAD
I love the ugly sweaters!
First :)
Things which happend in 2020 I'm proud of:
1. I finished my voluntary cultural year.
2. I found new, awesome friends.
3. I spend more quality time with my family (especially my cats =^.^=)
4. I have applied to study game design. (The study starts in March 2021)
5. I learn(ed) to pay more attention to my own (especially mental) health.
I also bought a house! Two bedroom apartment in the town right next to Porto, Portugal's second largest metropolitan area. At 25. By myself. Am I bragging? Absolutely!
Woah that's awesome!
The Lies of Locke Lamora is my favorite piece of fiction! It is a hilarious read! I will say, though, that I got through a quarter of the physical book and then switched to the audiobook version. Fantastic.
Martin, you said that prior to this year you've usually been a very withdrawn person on the internet, not liking to give your opinions since nobody asked for them. This sums up my attitude towards social media perfectly and I’ve closed myself off from social media landscapes. I know there is value to be had using these platforms, but I still struggle with opening up. What is your advice (and Thomas’ advice) for becoming more open? What is your mindset and attitude for sharing your opinions when no one is asking for it?
Can't put my finger on it but Tom seems different here, like super chilled than usual
i guess his super big project "moving into a new house" is done. Thats a lot of weight off his shoulders
@@AppickGamingDE That actually makes a lot of sense, I'd forgot about that. Congratulations Tom if you are reading this!