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Artur Lapinsch

🧬 Building remote fabric

Art Lapinsch is an entrepreneur and multi-disciplinary professional with a diverse background. He is a war refugee from the Yugoslav War who has built an impressive career across multiple domains.1

Professional Background:

  • Co-founded an AdTech company that he built remotely from idea to exit12
  • Wrote a book called 'The Async Unlock' about remote work lessons1
  • Consults and invests in early-stage companies1
  • Holds three academic degrees:
    1. B.Sc. in Business Administration from WU Wien
    2. M.Sc. in Marketing and Creativity from ESCP Europe
    3. MBL in Energy Law from TU Berlin1

Personal Interests:

  • Trained as a classical musician but transitioned to electronic music production
  • Created online courses in 2021
  • Became an Estonian e-Resident
  • Certified Beer Sommelier with a German-speaking beer podcast1

Remote Work Expertise: Lapinsch has significant experience in building remote companies, particularly through his work with Perengo, where he developed extensive insights into remote team management, communication strategies, and asynchronous work practices.2

Highlights

Jun 5 · linkedin

Day 2 of publishing an ebook 📘 Progress so far and questions 👇

Yesterday, I shared that I'm trying to publish a short book called "The 80/20 of Managing Remote Teams" → Why publish and not write? Because I had written already ~20k words back in 2021 on this topic. Now, my idea was to repackage/repurpose the existing content into a Kindle ebook. → Yesterday/today, I copied the content from the original gdoc into the the online editor to start structuring. → Lesson learned: Different formats (email course vs. ebook) have completely different writing styles/cadences/conventions (paragraphs vs. bullet points; etc.) and that means, I have to re-write pretty much the entire thing. → I'll be honest, I thought I could wrap this project up in a week. ... well, ain't gonna happen. It's too much work 🤦‍♂️ ... but, let's see how long this will take in the end.

The screenshot below is my outline in the free online editor by reedsy (h/t Paul for the reco) → So far, pretty good UX/UI (easy to structure via sections/chapters & automated Table of Contents [ToC]; easy export into epub format) → I tried to write the chapter titles as action titles so that the ToC could be used as a summary/reference for the reader

❓ Request for you professionals out there. Please feedback/comment on this Table of Contents 🙏

  • What's good?
  • What's bad?
  • What's interesting?
  • What's unclear?
  • What's missing?
  • Anything else?

Anyway, will keep y'all posted. Hope this helps ✌️

Day 2 of publishing an ebook 📘 Progress so far and questions 👇

Yesterday, I shared that I'm tryin

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Berlin, Berlin, Germany