Max

Yeah, so pretty much I went through, like, I mean, obviously the last year I was in high school, still was kind of going to school all day, every day.

I was, I had this, like, structure, this built-in structure that was kind of mandatory in a sense.

And then even that continued throughout the summer.

I worked at an oyster farm.

And, like, that, like, structure was still there where I wasn't kind of just, like, I didn't have an excessive amount of free time compared, but then, like, even, like, I feel like I noticed it super fast when I got to school.

Like, I...

I'm kind of just like sitting around most of the day twiddling my thumbs because I realize that it's a bit of a shock how different, how much free time I have.

And I think I've kind of, to fill that free time rather than trying to be productive like going to the gym, I have just turned into like complete like doom scrolling.

I don't know, just complete doom scrolling nonstop.

Yeah, I think I also use it as kind of like, I see it as an escape, in a sense.

It's an escape from this anxiety that I have, or this depression that I have experienced in the past.

And I feel like there's nothing that distracts me more in the moment, or it feels like there's nothing that distracts me more in the moment than technology.

Wow.

Yeah, I was wondering, like, how can I find meaningness and happiness while at school?

Es freut mich sehr, dass du jetzt hier den Lead übernommen hast und dein journalistischer Stil mit Storytelling, wirtschaftlichen bzw.

politischen Facts und auch Humor kommt sehr gut an.

Was ich mir wünschen würde, ist mehr Konsistenz, weil es jetzt schon sehr viele Änderungen gegeben hat und der Stil sich schon über die Jahre sehr verändert hat, vor allem beim Handelsblatt Morning Briefing.

Und weiteres würde ich auch gerne etwas mehr Fokus auf Asien.

Also ich sitze gerade hier in Indien, ich lebe in Vietnam und mache viele Geschäfte in Südostasien.

Lieben Gruß aus Indien, Max.