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Summary


I was asked how best to “follow” my blog. Social networks like Linkedin, Facebook, XING etc. don’t always show all posts of all people you follow. Would also be too much of a good thing. Because you don’t want to see each post divided x times more than once. How do I make sure that I don’t miss an important post?

Why do I not see all contributions?

LinkedIn and Co. only show a selection of my posts on your timeline. There you will preferably see those posts that have been commented, marked as interesting or clicked.

Subscribe to blog posts sensibly

I know the following meaningful and free ways. The first alternative is to subscribe to my newsletter and the subscriber receives 1-2 times a month a mail with all articles of my blog.

The second alternative is to install an RSS app on your mobile phone or to choose a free provider like TheOldReader.com and add my RSS feed there.

The third alternative is to use the free service IFTTT to make a query on my blog and then directly save the results to Pocket (see also “Self-organization“) or another service.

Do you know other good alternatives? Please add them in the comment below.

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Marc Widmann

My name is Marc Widmann. I focus on the future of work, AI agents and transformation: how leadership, decisions and projects change when AI is part of the team. I work as Director Transformation Management at Tata Consultancy Services. I have more than 25 years of experience in consulting and IT outsourcing, more than 20 of them in program and project portfolio management. I also coach project leaders and audit projects. I am certified as IPMA Level A Certified Project Director (GPM), IPMA Level B Certified Senior Project Manager (GPM) and Organizational Change Manager. As a volunteer, I lead the Next Generation Leadership special interest group of GPM, the German Project Management Association, and work as an assessor in personnel certification. I am married, father of two sons, an enthusiastic amateur photographer and live in Frankfurt/Rhine-Main, Germany. More about me.

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