Leading With Empathy
I’m finding that leaders don’t always lead with empathy. To start, here is the definition of empathy that I’m using:
I’m finding that leaders don’t always lead with empathy. To start, here is the definition of empathy that I’m using:
I started looking into organizing my .zshrc
which ended up taking me down a
rabbit hole of crazy projects and dotfile repos. The result is the fact that I
definitely want to redo my config repo. Here are my goals:
I’m going to try out ZSH again. I do feel like my bash config is getting a big slow and I want to see if zsh can improve that. I’m also really interested in learning how to use the directory expansion feature as well.
I’m fully on board the docker train. I spent most of today moving one of my work apps into a docker development environment. The docker compose file consist of 4 containers. One for nginx (our proxy). One for our app. One container for redis and one container for redis-commander which is a redis debuging/inspection tool.