LinkedIn offered me a “Professional Networking” course. I took it, it was free and I was bored, I passed but I do not agree with its content. I found it deeply manipulative and unethical:
- Spying on people in their social networks.
- Keeping a record (“excel”) with likes, phone nro, email, impact level for “my targets”, and so on.
- Keeping a calendar to strategically contact someone offering them gifts based on our previous research.
- Even timing when people eat or drink coffee to improve our “timing” of when to meet other people “casually”.
Do people commonly do this in real life?
Creepy mofos.
monday #workout
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December 23 18:34-19:48
Barbell Squat
1. 42 Kg x 5 Reps
2. 52 Kg x 5 Reps
3. 63 Kg x 3 Reps
4. 68 Kg x 5 Reps
5. 78 Kg x 5 Reps
6. 89 Kg x 5 Reps
Barbell Shoulder Press
1. 19 Kg x 5 Reps
2. 23 Kg x 5 Reps
3. 28 Kg x 3 Reps
4. 30 Kg x 5 Reps
5. 34 Kg x 5 Reps
6. 39 Kg x 5 Reps
Romanian Deadlift
1. 52 Kg x 10 Reps
2. 52 Kg x 10 Reps
3. 52 Kg x 10 Reps
4. 52 Kg x 10 Reps
5. 52 Kg x 10 Reps
Dumbbell Side Raise
1. 5 Kg x 10 Reps
2. 5 Kg x 10 Reps
3. 5 Kg x 10 Reps
Rubber Band Face Pull
1. 3 Kg x 13 Reps
2. 3 Kg x 14 Reps
3. 3 Kg x 13 Reps
Couch stretch
1. 00:10
2. 00:10
3. 00:10
