Anke Holst

Who needs distributed networks of people? Everyone

CategoryCommunity BuildingPosted on19 May ’1819 May ’18Leave a comment

I’ve been back in my hometown for a year now. Health-wise things have calmed down, so I have been to a few more events and even social happenings. And everywhere the same strange thing: Completely centralised networks. Of course the information system of whole town Continue Reading

Building a community or building your brand?

CategoryCommunity BuildingPosted on15 Apr ’18Leave a comment

Another blog post that was first written in German. It’s progress, I guess. I’ve been out networking again, at 12min, the only and biggest regular local event I have found so far with “networking” in its job description. It was less confusing for me than Continue Reading

Whiplash

CategoryAbout MePosted on1 Jan ’18Leave a comment

No, I haven’t developed another health problem. Thank god. But I have chosen to move back to my hometown and had so much health stuff to be keeping me busy for the first half year that I didn’t deal with the emotional side of it. Continue Reading

Influencer culture doesn't serve the community

CategoryCommunity BuildingPosted on21 Dec ’17Leave a comment

I like blogging. I still don’t know what it is I like about blogging. But I know I miss it when I don’t have it. Things are happening. I’ve had a job interview. Another (or maybe that is the same thing) is that I’m still Continue Reading

Spinning in a museum at night

CategoryProjectsPosted on29 Oct ’1713 Nov ’17Leave a comment

Last night was Die Lange Nacht der Museen in Rostock (that needs no translation…) I sat with my spinning wheel in the lovely little Heimatmuseum in Warnemünde, the former fishing village in the North of Rostock. Hey, if you are back in an old hometown Continue Reading

Building Circles of Trust

CategoryAbout MePosted on19 Aug ’1616 Oct ’17Leave a comment

Partially inspired by this thread Fine call for us to reclaim the social web we need from @elsua https://t.co/iQMp3P6KIn Any Howtos? — David Wilcox (@davidwilcox) August 17, 2016 Every time I talk about what I do, there is a greater need to specify, define, clarify. Continue Reading