Want to know what polar bears, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and a couple of shot glasses have to do with personal development in a consulting company like MHP? Then this introductory presentation is right for you. It not only gives you an insight into topics such as subjective and situational perception, you will also get to grips with different interpretations of a work-life balance. Not to mention, we discuss polar bears and their differences. All this is in no way a scientific evaluation – rather it is a subjective consideration of a multitude of experiences gained from 7 years of MHP, 15 years of business and 35 years of being the child of a psychologist. All these impressions are mixed with a little north German humor and the result is a self-conceived model, illustrated with a number of examples. So, expect well-founded insights delivered with a wink. Personal Development Stage P | 05:15 - 05:35 pm | Personal Development

Skilled NFT artist Jessiejess honored as the featured artist for the grand opening of the Rizk Gallery in District X, open May 14 - June 19. Jessiejess website is: https://knownorigin.io/jessiejess. Rizk Gallery is https://play.decentraland.org/?position=-87,56

Episode-3 Come on in and hang out for our AMA as we talk about our projects and get to know our community. Episode 3 we are super excited to announce our joint Twitter Space with Fbomb NFT project…

On the occasion of Artsy's NFT Auction, "Artists Who Code," curated by Mieke Marple and Vellum LA director Sinziana Velicescu, artists IX Shells and Lady PheOnix host artists Mia Forrest, Emily Xie, LIA, Kaoru Tanaka, Helena Sarin, and more for an auction closing party. "Artists Who Code" is an auction of Generative NFTs by women and nonbinary artists. NFTs are considered a male-dominated space, and Artists Who Code foregrounds the central role and major impact women and nonbinary creators have in digital art and technology. As part of Artsy’s mission to empower women and nonbinary creators, 5% of the total sale from the auction will be donated to the non-profit Girls Who Code.