Olaf Langmack

His motto

»You must concentrate and consecrate yourself wholly to each day, as though a fire were raging in your hair.«^[1]

A weakness

Tends to exaggerate.

His way

With computer technology, humanity gazes into a distorting mirror, whose fascination both owe their development to. Thanks to his lifelong fascination with looking into mirrors, Olaf Langmack is an active participant in this process for over 35 years.

About motivation …

I gain motivation from confronting adversity – not through religious ideas, but in passing the limits of logic. For example: Without a Self one cannot overcome ›it‹ and unfold oneself.

… transcendence and …

Pursuing a personal mission within paid dealings leads to conflicts that are also quickly passing contractual obligations. That is why I do not proselytize. Instead, I create tools for self-development that others can use.

… competition

It is not an obligation to fulfill one's talent, but rather a freedom. Competition provides opportunities to its participants and confines their talent. When I develop one of my talents, I do not compare myself and value my mistakes.

Imperfection entitles to free unfolding.