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How to pronounce y-axis in Dutch?

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thank you my story what i'm going to
tell is about patience
that i'm standing here is actually quite weird
because giving a speech here at ericsson
means that my story
had to be finished in december and that i have
to scratch this again within fourteen minutes today
for the next speaker and that is
exactly the opposite of what
i stand for
haste and deadlines do not necessarily make the world
a better place
we are so often in a hurry and
we are so often rushed
that burnout is occupational disease number 1
in the netherlands more than one in ten people
feel sometimes burned out
at the same time ordered today delivered tomorrow has
become a slogan that we
hear almost every day and have come to
consider it normal, but to achieve that,
more than
700,000 people are working up in the
middle of the night every night the time
when we should all be in bed
i am a designer and i design products
like this wooden bicycle and mainly
furniture and in the past also often
felt rushed by deadlines
i would go to night unstoppable
having slept went to my
workshop and there was a big
mess
so i was constantly looking for
tools it used to be
at some point i found out
that had not delivered a supplier
that I was so desperately
waiting for and then I called
those people stressed out and I asked what the
hell it was about my things
stayed well
and then there came a moment that my
finger went through the adrenaline in a
dangerous thing came I looked at a
I knew one thing for sure
I had to but we have you but I
really didn't have time for it
so I took a bandage and put the dough
around it with a pile of tape so that the
blood wouldn't get on my workpiece and
I went on and when I
had returned home on my bike I thought to myself
that's how I don't want to work after all it has to be
different
and that was the moment that I changed my way
of working or that I et I
started to delve into how I want to work and
what I want to create and I have
two major sources of inspiration for this, the first one
so nature nature is a great
source of inspiration for me as designers
this cabinet is designed for example by
the shapes of nature and in this cupboard
is the gps location
greetings feared and this gps location if
we key it in and follow me
we will eventually come to the tree
on which this cupboard is inspired by
that tree it is still standing
and now the beauty of this tree
we see only the top of the trees
in the trunk but what is under the
ground how sturdy it stands we don't see that
and now I have very beautiful companies
that I was really impressed to
see fall because they were not
resistant to a crisis not good
financial roots and for me
that meant growing my business more wildly
not necessarily very fast and very
big but just in a good balance and
that means a good ed work for
stock a healthy way of growing
so a right balance between
investment expenditure and income and
also efficiency and my second
source of inspiration was
Eisenhower Eisenhower had developed a quadrant
and it was this quadrant
this and time management for the edge
in which you can see very well of which
tasks we perform and what we are doing
and then you see on the x-axis is very and
see how urgent is the task that we are
performing and on the y-axis is importance how
important is the task that we are performing
and now is the model mainly about
tasks that we perform only I have
filled it with products that we make
and if we then look in the first
quadrant important and urgent then
there is, for example,
labor and the roof of your house then it
is important to do it quickly
so that you are all safe and
warm at home again and in the 2nd
quadrant, for example,
designing a new furniture line is
an important eye-catcher for me. or my
company and in the third quadrant urgent
and not important that is, for
example, while having two coats on the
coat rack with
ordered today at home
a third correct
purchase a lot of people are busy every day
but they didn't really ask
anything well they are not very important
to us
and now the last quadrant
before the edge at number 4 that is
actually a pure waste my kids
got this pillow
when buying a product in a
store and you really can't do anything
with it even your head don't impose and when
I saw this correctly and I understood from
Eisenhower
that quadrant number 2 is the most
important quadrant to work in
I thought to myself today we are
all most productive there
we create opportunity and there we make things even
more beautiful than them its
i thought to myself i need to change my
business model and that's
when i
set up a queue just like the
old fashioned grocer
tr give my customer a number and
wait for their turn
only my customers that are not they are
not just customers
that are four eyepiece
very important persons image at
very important passions
zo icon work very important passion and
together to create a very important
product my customer also not
just a number
but they get with my box and on this
box the moon is written and when my customers go to
the website they find where
they stand in line and when it is their
turn and you choose it as a
is still locked
and when we come to complete our project and
deliver it
we receive our customers as a thank you for
their patience the key to the box
and then they find three nice
surprise in
it it was of course an exciting
decision but it may sound
very simple but of course I am
wondering if my clients
would accept you or would they we
will leave them and now after
one and a half y Working like this I found
out that I only lost two customers
and for the rest I have only
gained pleasant customers who
can wait patiently for their stuff
and at the same time see more and more around
me that have created weather and a world in
which
haste and deadlines
ensure that we mainly get a lot of
stuff that is not really important
it is also often a waste of our
raw materials and not only our
raw materials around it also seems to
be the case that 25% of the working
Dutch think that they have their [ __ ]
job they go to my work every day
and do
n't really care about what they do
so we've created a kind of world
where we don't just
waste resources but also
people's time because they
might actually prefer the completely different
things do it and
now I sometimes hear some people
think yes it is nice to work completely
without a
deadline that is t prove there z or the recipe
for an inefficient business model
lounge around a bit and then see
when the [ __ ]
we are those people right but
not for the work which i love so
much but for example for the
administration I
prefer to just slide the
administration really out for me because I
just don't like to get started
I just want to do other things and yes
then I slide you just don't do that
so if you are talking about
designing a new furniture line or
eventually realizing it so that
it really takes shape for years my
hands are itching to get started
at the same time i'm finding out more and
more that i've really become a different person
i get new for example
easily angry in traffic
i'm kinder to other people
and i can also put time into
things that are really important to me
you can put time into making it even more
beautiful for my designs and
time wasted in efficiency
but also in my family very
important my call for today is let's stop rushing
each other so much
we often feel rushed not because
we have to but because we feel the hot breath
of another on our neck we
feel us others feel rushed
because they feel the whole arm of yours in your neck
and as a local give a little more
room for patience and so that people can
work with passion energy and love then
I am sure that we
will make more beautiful products and also how meaningful
create life
i would therefore like to argue for an
economy in which
patience and valuable principle is not
rush but patience makes the world more
beautiful finally i would like to close with
my list of priorities
since i work like this this list is sacred
to me it hangs in my workshop and
this is on
top is love I would like to
work with dear
then efficiency then continue and
go there to rest and this way of working
thank everyone for ourselves for each other
and for the world
[Applause]

thank you my story what i'm going to

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y-axis::noun | Spocien Dictionary

y-axis

noun

/'waɪ_,æksɪs/

the vertical axis in a plane coordinate system

Type	Words
Type of	coordinate axis

How to pronounce y-axis in Dutch?

y-axis::noun | Spocien Dictionary

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