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I hope you find some inspiration in here! Happy New Year everyone! Below is a long blog post about 2014, and what’s in store for the new year. I thought it would be an interesting read if you are interested in how we do things over here at AKL. The year started with some uncertainty after the passing of Steve Jobs last October but Apple proved that they were not going to slow down anytime soon as their Q1 sales came out on January 23rd showing record breaking numbers! At this point Tim Cook was still learning his way around the company and had yet to give us “the look” (which is now quite famous). But he did say something very poignant: “We don’t believe in slavish devotion to a single metaphor or philosophy”. In other words, there will always be change even when times seem good. The biggest example being iOS7 which debuted September 9th and has been hailed by many people including myself who felt that Jony Ive put together one helluva interface! 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The companies are now working together to bring desktop-scaled 3D printers to businesses everywhere. Read more here: http://www.stratasys.com/newsroom_and_events/press-releases/release?id=15927 . Below is a long blog post about 10 Things I Learned About Being A Leader in 2015. I’m sharing it here because, even though this was published on Medium last week and has been read by more than 36k people there (where I also received 79 comments), I have had very little feedback from the people who know me personally or that work with me directly: my team members at Facebook. This makes sense – they are busy dealing with real world challenges related to their day-to-day jobs as product managers, engineers, designers etc., not reading articles about leadership lessons for the sake of learning them. So, I figured now would be an appropriate time to share this content with you all again. 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