I always thought that the most difficult part of a space mission was the technical one. Chasing New Horizons” by Alan Stern and David Grinspoon revealed the political and managerial aspects behind one of the most epic (so far) space exploration missions of the XXI century - first-ever flyby of Pluto and its moons.

“The mission team suddenly found itself in a three-day race to salvage everything they had spent years planning and months uploading.”

My notes from Introduction to Marketing (part of Business Foundations Specialization) on Coursera.

My notes about Salesforce in general, and a bit deeper dive into Einstein.

My notes from “Using Strategic Thinking to Consider the Big Picture” course

The Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe was on my to-read list for a very long time. Finally, I managed to read it, and it landed on my all-time-favorite bookshelf. The book tells stories behind the Mercury space program: crew member selection, technical flight specifications, human aspect of space travel, astronauts’ fame and recognition. Here are my notes to remember:

My notes from a Youtube video about public speaking (translated from Polish). What are differences in delivering a speech to a mixed audience of technical and business individuals?

My notes from Martin Görner’s Youtube video talk at Devoxx about neural networks and Tensorflow.

My notes from European Space Agency video about the Soyuz launch sequence