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  • Rediscovering Core Values
    Values

    Rediscovering Core Values

    ByManfred 6 February 2026

    For people of my generation, values were never something we talked about. They were part of everyday life. We learned them at home, at school, at work, and in the community. We did not analyse them. We showed them by how we behaved. In my daily life, it is important to do what feels normal…

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  • Style and Substance: When Values Get Dressed in the Morning
    Values

    Style and Substance: When Values Get Dressed in the Morning

    ByJanita Le Grange 4 February 2026

    There’s something quietly intimate about talking about clothes. Not trends or brands, not what’s “in” this season, but the real stuff: why we reach for certain jeans on a Tuesday morning, why a dress can feel like armor—or like a mistake—and how much of our inner life ends up hanging in our closet. This conversation…

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  • Values, or: Why Some People Don’t Know What the Fuss Is About
    Values

    Values, or: Why Some People Don’t Know What the Fuss Is About

    ByMayor 4 February 20263 February 2026

    The topic was not chosen by The Mayor. This point mattered to him, and he said so early. Janita had selected it: values. And already, before the discussion had properly begun, The Mayor admitted something that framed everything that followed — he found it difficult to talk about values at all. Not because he rejected…

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  • Values

    Authenticity at Work: Being Alexander With Customers

    ByAlexander 3 February 20262 February 2026

    People often ask me if I am the same person at work as I am in private.I think this is a fair question.Because in sales, you are always between two things: being yourself and doing your job. I work as a regional salesperson. I meet many different people. Buyers, managers, directors, gatekeepers. Some are open….

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  • Being Myself at Work – From Top Gun to the Kitchen Table
    Values

    Being Myself at Work – From Top Gun to the Kitchen Table

    ByRalf the Grillmeister 2 February 20262 February 2026

    People like to imagine the military as something loud and hard. Orders, shouting, macho men, fighting all the time.Maybe sometimes that is true.But that was not my everyday life. For twelve years and two months, I worked as what you can call a naval air soldier. That sounds already a bit confused — and it…

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  • Mashed
    Business | Mashed

    Mashed

    ByMayor 1 February 202631 January 2026

    Week 4 · Strasbourg I often think of it as management by Christopher Columbus. You sail west because you have a hunch. Not a plan. Not proof.You move before you can prove it will work, and you ask people to come with you anyway. That’s where I am right now. We’re about to launch something…

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  • The Weekly Slice 11; . Of Coffee, Jelly Beans, and the Art of Paying Attention
    The Weekly Slice

    The Weekly Slice 11; . Of Coffee, Jelly Beans, and the Art of Paying Attention

    ByMayor 30 January 202630 January 2026

    Over the last week in the Brida Community, the conversations didn’t try to be impressive.They tried to be true. What emerged wasn’t a theme announced in advance but one that revealed itself slowly, almost accidentally: presence — in the body, in language, in tiredness, in humour, in values, and very specifically… in potatoes, jelly beans,…

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  • Peeling Potatoes – Episode 33: Jellybean Integrity, Idiot Drivers, and the Two-Tier Zoom AI System
    Peeling Potatoes | Values

    Peeling Potatoes – Episode 33: Jellybean Integrity, Idiot Drivers, and the Two-Tier Zoom AI System

    ByMayor 30 January 202630 January 2026

    We were “live”… after gassing on for an hour beforehand. Classic. Episode 33 opens with that familiar kitchen-table reality: the clock is ticking, Fruitloop has to be out of the house in about an hour(ish), and Mayor Frank is still recovering from last week’s “massive meltdown” where he walked out of the studio because life…

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  • Topic of the Month – Every month
    Presence

    Topic of the Month – Every month

    ByJanita Le Grange 30 January 2026

    January Edition: The Power of Slowing Down (Featuring Mayor Frank & Fruitloop Janita) Welcome back, dear residents of The Pineapple!Grab your favorite warm drink, find a cozy corner, and take a deep breath… Because this month, we’re doing something radical.We’re slowing down. 🐢✨ 🌱 The Great January Pause After the whirlwind of December festivities, New…

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  • Puzzles, Pastry, and the Language of Home
    Presence

    Puzzles, Pastry, and the Language of Home

    ByJanita Le Grange 30 January 202630 January 2026

    A cross-continental English meeting between Germany and South Africa On a grey afternoon in Germany, while winter still refuses to leave, Babette sits down for her English session. On the other side of the screen, Janita joins from sunny South Africa. What follows is not just a language class—it’s a cozy window into daily life,…

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