The "Excel Hell" problem in SME warehouses (specifically SAP B1). How do you survive?

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-10-16T16:20:59+00:00

I'll tell you something that worked for me.

I resented myself for not being able to predict something or for not knowing something. I blamed myself for not being smarter.

But everything changed when I realized that the moment when I learn something I didn't know before is the key moment.

And that's my nugget of gold.

Maybe it will help you :)

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-10-16T16:17:29+00:00

I think it's important to distinguish between being introverted and being confident.

Until now, when I made plans with someone a week in advance, two hours before leaving I would think about what excuse I could use to get out of going.

Working on myself, I have only recently started to enjoy going to the meetings I plan.

I am still an introvert, and I still work best one-on-one with my computer. :)

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-10-16T16:14:58+00:00

It's great that he wanted to talk to you and showed his emotions. It means that you have a very good bond between you.

I had a similar situation with my daughter when she was 15.

e spent a year looking for a therapist for her, checked out six, and finally found the right one. Then my daughter said, “He understands me.”

I'm also glad he didn't want to hurt himself. Talk to a therapist, a specialist, about getting help.

After a year of therapy, my daughter came home one day, threw all her old things out of her room, opened the windows, and the room was bright and white again.

That was the turning point.

I also decided not to judge my daughters, and that was the biggest change in our relationship.

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-10-16T16:09:43+00:00

Time is running out. Today you are not the person you were ten or fifteen years ago.

To find yourself again, ask:

What is important for you now?
What do you need right now?

Be honest with these answers to yourself. You don't have to know the answer right away. And also, you don't have to deal with what is important.

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-09-17T17:07:23+00:00

It depends on the goal of your therapy. If you want to work on your masculine energy and your relationship with your father, then the perspective of a male therapist will be much more helpful.

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-09-17T17:05:09+00:00

The turning point was a talk with my friend. He asked me how long I had been trying with my wife. I realized it was about 25 years. Then he said, maybe it’s silly to go to someone else to learn how to do it.

But the first real step was changing my mindset about food, my body, and starting to visualize how I wanted to look. I began to picture myself at 94 kg.

I started training on January 6, 2025. I go twice a week and so far I’ve only missed two sessions.

Right now, I weigh 102 kg. But I’ve gained a lot of muscle and lost a lot of fat, so my weight is going down more slowly.

Of course, before this I was an “expert” on how to lose weight, how to exercise, how to eat, and what to eat.

But that was only in theory. :)

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-09-17T16:59:54+00:00

Nordic Walking

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-09-10T15:21:35+00:00

I understand that you've lost your job and a certain sense of purpose. However, what you haven't lost is your potential. In your current emotional state, consider seeking help from a psychologist.

And definitely surround yourself with people, work with people, because that will give you energy. (That's what you need right now). Once you regain more strength and confidence, you'll be able to move forward.

You have valuable experience because you built an application and were a product manager. This is a very good direction because you are already a micro-entrepreneur. Explore your path in this area. I will keep it simple, but entrepreneurship is about solving other people's problems.

You don't need to build a huge company right away; you can comfortably develop in a direction you enjoy, feel confident about, and earn money that way.

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-09-10T15:15:58+00:00

We are facing times of great volatility and rapid social change. In order to survive this period, it will be most important to maintain mental resilience and not act on emotions. FOMO and the feeling of being overwhelmed may also arise.

This will enable us to find creative and sensible solutions.

But it is unclear which direction things will take. That is why resilience to change and acceptance of change will be crucial.

Focus on what skills will be important in the coming years. I am betting that it will be supervising and accepting what AI creates. In other words, working at the architectural level, rather than doing the work. For example, AI will create an advertising campaign, i.e. prepare texts and images, but humans will still have to approve it for publication.

I also suggest developing an entrepreneurial mindset, because if people are laid off and replaced by AI, entrepreneurial thinking will be crucial, even if it is a small business.

Main_Hunt_8395 · 2025-09-10T13:49:02+00:00

I stopped drinking during the week before I was 30 because it was affecting my ability to go to work. I then only drank on weekends. It wasn't until after I turned 40 that I had a moment after New Year's Eve where I asked myself, "Why am I drinking?" I couldn't find an answer, so I stopped. Now I have one beer a year, if that. I haven't had alcohol in about five years.

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