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TOKEN BREAK 10.000 STEPS. OFFLINE.

TOKEN BREAK 10.000 STEPS. OFFLINE.

Tue, Sep 29, 5:00 PM
From NoCode - Collective Club Berlin
4.6

# TOKEN BREAK **Berlin’s walk & talk for AI builders, vibe coders, and the curious. No laptops. No pitches. Just 10,000 steps and real conversation.** ## THE PROBLEM We spend more time talking to AI than talking with people about what we’re building with it. Think about your week. You’ve spent hours prompting, debugging, and shipping with AI. You may have had a longer conversation with a chatbot than with a friend. Your back is stiff. Your eyes are tired. And even while working on something genuinely exciting, it can feel strangely isolating. We built agents to save time. Then we filled the saved hours with more screen time. The AI community debates the future of work, intelligence, and human connection—often alone, hunched over a laptop. That’s the contradiction: a technology designed to empower us can easily leave us stationary and disconnected. ## THE SOLUTION Token Break changes the setting. No screens. No pitches. No decks. Just people walking through Berlin and talking about AI—face to face, in real time. We meet and walk 10,000 steps together. Along the way, we talk about what we’re building, what’s working, what isn’t, what excites us, and what worries us. We share recent discoveries, unfinished ideas, and honest opinions about what’s useful and what’s mostly hype. It’s the kind of conversation that usually gets buried in a Slack thread—except now it happens between people, in motion, without another tab open. ## WHY IT WORKS Walking side by side takes the pressure out of networking and makes honest conversations easier. Ideas move differently when your body does. After a week of talking to machines, spending 90 minutes talking with people who share the same curiosity feels refreshingly different. This isn’t anti-AI. It’s pro-human. ## JOIN THE FIRST TOKEN BREAK 📅 **29 September 2026 - 07:00 pm** 📍 **Meeting point:** [will be announced] 🚶 **10,000 steps:** Around 90 minutes 💻 **Zero laptops. Zero pitches.** 👥 **Everyone is welcome:** Builders, vibe coders, tinkerers, skeptics, and the AI-curious 💸 **Free** This is our first walk, so we’re keeping the group small. If you’re tired of talking about AI through a screen, come talk about it while walking through Berlin.-

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Alpha Café Treffpunkt DiaLOG-IN

Alpha Café Treffpunkt DiaLOG-IN

Fri, Oct 2, 11:00 AM
From Sprachcafé Treffpunkt DiaLOG-IN

Das Sprachcafé im Treffpunkt DiaLOG-IN bietet Raum, um Deutsch in entspannter Atmosphäre zu sprechen, neue Kontakte zu knüpfen und voneinander zu lernen. Menschen mit unterschiedlichen Hintergründen kommen zusammen, um sich auszutauschen und gemeinsam die deutsche Sprache zu üben. Im Mittelpunkt stehen Freude am Sprechen, gegenseitiger Respekt und ein offener Austausch. Das Sprachcafé ist inklusiv und offen für alle – egal, ob erste Deutschkenntnisse vorhanden sind oder die Sprachkenntnisse weiter verbessert werden möchten.

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 I WRITE @ Iska Café – A Cozy Silent Writing Club

I WRITE @ Iska Café – A Cozy Silent Writing Club

Tue, Sep 22, 4:30 PM
From I WRITE (Silent Writing Club)
4.9

Welcome to **I WRITE**, a gentle space for anyone who wants to write—quietly, freely, and without judgement. We are a Berlin community of writers who gather together weekly to write, talk and recharge after a long week. Some of us journal, some write novels, some do academic writing, many people come without a project in mind and see where the inspiration flow takes them. This is a space to simply show up and write, a safe place to be yourself and to release all your layers onto the paper. There’s no set topic, no feedback circle, and no pressure. Just warm people, a calm atmosphere, and time dedicated to yourself. 🗓️ **Agenda:** * 18:30 - 19:00 **→** 30 min arriving, optional socialising (arrive early, meet other writers) * 19:00 - 20:00 **→** 1 hour of silent writing (headphones welcome, focus encouraged) * 20:00–20:30 **→** 30 mins optional chat or solo time (stay and chat or go celebrate the rest of your evening) 🎒 **Bring:** * Something to write with (laptop, notebook, phone, typewriter… anything goes) * Your current project or a blank page * Yourself, exactly as you are **👉 Responsibility:** * Our location is limited; thus, I am kindly asking you to RSVP only if you are willing to attend. **📍Location:** * We meet at the Iska Cafe at Kalckreuthstraße 7, 10777 Berlin. * Google map pin: [here](https://maps.app.goo.gl/765XQTN8KBGv95gx9) * 🚇 **U1\, U2 Wittenbergplatz \|\| U1\, U2\, U3\, U4 Nollendorfplatz** * 🚌 **106\, 187\, M19\, M29 An Der Urania \|\| M46 Motzstraße** Let's write together!

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Psychology Lab Berlin #2 — Boundaries in Relationships

Psychology Lab Berlin #2 — Boundaries in Relationships

Sat, Oct 10, 2:00 PM
From Psychology Lab Berlin - Learn. Discuss. Explore

**Boundaries in Relationships: Where Do I End and You Begin?** For our second Psychology Lab, we’ll explore **boundaries in close relationships** through two therapeutic perspectives: **Gestalt Therapy** and **Bowen Family Systems Theory**. At the center of the discussion is the tension between: **Autonomy ←————→ Connection** **Gestalt asks:** *How do I meet you while remaining aware that you are not me?* **Bowen asks:** *How do I stay emotionally connected to you without losing my differentiated self — or cutting myself off to preserve it?* We’ll also explore how boundaries relate to our needs: **Needs = what is happening inside me.** **Boundaries = how I manage the meeting point between my needs and yours.** What happens when our needs conflict? When does closeness become enmeshment? When does autonomy become emotional distance? And are our ideas about “healthy boundaries” universal, or partly shaped by culture? ### 📚 Before the meeting Please read these two papers beforehand — **both are publicly available**: **Gestalt:** Nana Burduli — *Contact Boundaries in Love Relationships* **Bowen Family Systems:** Lampis et al. — *Differentiation of Self and Dyadic Adjustment in Couple Relationships* We’ll use them as the starting point for our discussion, so please read both. ### 🧠 Agenda 1. **Participant introductions** 2. **10–15 min introduction to the topic** — Gestalt, Bowen & boundaries in relationships 3. **Group discussion** ### About Psychology Lab Berlin Psychology Lab Berlin is a **discussion club for people interested in psychology and psychotherapy**. This is **not a self-help workshop, therapy group, or support group**. We meet to explore psychological ideas, research and different therapeutic perspectives together. You don't need to be a psychologist or therapist — just come curious, read the materials beforehand, and be ready to discuss, question and disagree. **📍 Location:** Berlin, TBD — the exact venue will be announced closer to the event.

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Offener Leseabend

Offener Leseabend

Mon, Sep 21, 6:00 PM
From Autorenforum Berlin
4.5

## Wo & Wann? **JEDEN MONTAG** findet die offene Lesebühne des Autorenforums Berlin statt (außer an Feiertagen) **BEGINN**: 20:00 Uhr **ANMELDUNG zum Lesen: ab 19:30 Uhr** beim Moderator des Abends – siehe [Termine](http://autorenforum-berlin.de/wordpress/termine/); Die Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ist kostenlos. **SCHWARTZSCHE VILLA** **Großer Salon** Direkt am S/U Rathaus Steglitz Grunewaldstr. 55 Der offene Leseabend stellt das Herzstück des Autorenforums e.V. dar. Er steht nicht nur Mitgliedern, sondern grundsätzlich jedem Autor und jeder Autorin offen, der gerne einen unveröffentlichten Text vor Publikum präsentieren möchte. Auch Kritik kann jedermann üben. Wer lieber zuhören möchte, kann einfach am Montagabend um 20.00 in der Schwartzschen Villa erscheinen. Für Lesewillige gilt die unten stehende ausführliche Information (mündliche Anmeldung ab 19:30 Uhr). *Unfortunately at the moment, it's only possible to present German texts. Unpublished texts that are already translated into German are highly welcome!* ## Was erwartet Sie? Im Großen Salon der Schwartzsche Villa treffen Sie auf einen Kreis von Literaturbegeisterten, die Ihrem Text eine ernsthafte und fundierte Kritik spenden. Das Publikum wechselt. Es ist gemischt, geeint durch das Interesse an Texten. Die Autorinnen und Autoren des Abends lesen aus ihren bislang unveröffentlichten Kurzgeschichten, lyrischen Texten, Erzählungen, Romanen, manchmal auch aus Theaterstücken. Die Autoren stellen nicht sich selbst, sondern ihre Texte der Kritik. Wir verstehen uns als Arbeitsbühne. Deshalb wird bei uns nach den Lesungen nicht geklatscht. Die Texte werden nach der Lesung des Autors auf handwerkliche Stärken und Schwächen „abgeklopft“. Es geht im Forum daher nicht um weltanschauliche Debatten. Im Idealfall hat der Autor/die Autorin nach einer Lesung und der Kritik verstanden, wo die Stärken und Schwächen seines Textes liegen, woran es seinem Text noch fehlt, was er ändern sollte und wo er bei seiner Überarbeitung ansetzen kann. Der Abend endet gegen 22.00. Im Anschluss können Sie mit den Autoren im Café der Schwartzschen Villa noch ins Gespräch kommen und manches aus dem Literaturbetrieb erfahren. Wir sind im Kontakt auch mit namhaften Vertretern desselben. Also – nicht gleich verschwinden! Dranbleiben. Reden Sie mit den Forumianern! ## Sie möchten selbst lesen? Wenn Sie selbst im Autorenforum lesen wollen, gibt es einige Dinge zu beachten. Wir bitten Sie sehr herzlich, sich mindestens einmal vor Ihrer ersten Lesung bei uns mit unseren Gegebenheiten vertraut zu machen. Ihren Lesewunsch können Sie dann ab 19.30 Uhr (Einlass) bei der Moderatorin oder dem Moderator eines Leseabends anmelden. **Wir weisen ausdrücklich daraufhin, dass über die Annahme und Reihenfolge der Lesungen die jeweiligen Moderatoren entscheiden und es NICHT zwingend nach der Reihenfolge der Anmeldungen geht!** In der Regel reicht die Zeit nur für drei Autoren je Abend und die Nachfrage ist oft recht hoch. Falls Sie einen lyrischen Text vortragen möchten, bringen Sie bitte mindestens 10 (zehn) Kopien mit, damit Ihr Publikum mitlesen kann. Die Kopien erhalten Sie selbstverständlich zurück. # Wie üben wir Textkritik? Nach der Idee von Maik Turni ## **Anschleichen** **Wie wirkt der Text auf mich?** (Keine Angst vor Adjektiven! ) **Was habe ich gehört?** (Zusammenfassung (Nacherzählung)) **Was blieb unverstanden** (akustisch oder logisch) ## **Unter der Lupe** **Was ist das für ein Text?** (Prosa: Genre? Lyrik: Welche Art lyrischer Text?) **Thema** (Welches Thema berührt der Text? Hat der Autor sein Thema im Griff? Ist es überzeugend/plausibel/gut recherchiert, vielleicht sogar zu faktenreich?) **Figuren** (Wie wirken die Figuren? Wer ist die Hauptfigur? Welches Problem hat die Hauptfigur?) **Perspektive** (Wie verhält sich die Erzählperspektive zum Thema / zu den Figuren?) **Sprache** (Welche Bilder sind stimmig / welche nicht? Was lässt sich zum Rhythmus sagen? Sind die Sätze syntaktisch und grammatikalisch korrekt?) **Dramaturgie** (Schafft der Text es, Spannung zu erzeugen? In welcher Reihenfolge werden die Dinge erzählt?) **Bedeutung** (Gelingt es dem Autor, die Bedeutung, die er seinem Text geben will, auch im Leser entstehen zu lassen?) ## **Klarspüler** Fragen werden an den Text gestellt, nicht an den Autor! Daher sollte der Text antworten. ## **Weichspüler** Wird bei uns nicht verwendet. Aber es gilt: Nicht der Autor wird kritisiert, sondern der Text! Hart zum Text, sanft zum Autor!

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Human Design Workshop

Human Design Workshop

Wed, Sep 23, 6:00 PM
From Berlin Astrology
4.8

Welcome to Astro Meetup Berlin’s special presentation on **Human Design** - a fascinating system that brings together astrology, the I Ching, Kabbalah, the chakra system, and concepts inspired by modern science to create a map of our unique energetic blueprint. In this 1.5-hour deep dive, we’ll explore what Human Design is about, how its different elements fit together, and why its teachings may feel particularly relevant in these changing times. According to the Human Design tradition, in 1987, Canadian Robert Allan Krakower, later known as **Ra Uru Hu**, received a profound revelation about what he called “the Maya” and the mechanics underlying it. He went on to develop and share what he called the **Science of Differentiation**. At the heart of Human Design is the idea that each of us has a unique way of moving through life - and that understanding our individual design can help us recognise what is truly ours, rather than simply following the conditioning of the world around us. The system offers a fascinating perspective on individuality, relationships, planetary influences, and the different ways we are designed to interact with the world. Your host will be **Pamila**, who brings her unique **Reflector perspective** and 11 years of study of the original teachings of Ra Uru Hu. Come with an open mind and curiosity - no previous knowledge of Human Design is needed. Event fee: 10€ Payment methods: cash and Paypal

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people find communities based on shared interests, such as blogging. Users can join groups, attend events, and meet others who love to blog.

To find blogging events in Berlin, search Meetup for groups related to blogging. You'll find schedules for upcoming gatherings where bloggers share experiences and tips.

Yes, you can join several blogging groups to explore different styles and topics. This allows you to broaden your network and gain diverse insights into blogging.

Meetup itself is free to join, but some events may charge fees. Event hosts set these based on costs like venue rental or materials, so check group details.

To RSVP, go to the event page on Meetup and click the 'RSVP' button. You’ll then receive updates about any changes and reminders for the meetup.

Availability of niche blogging groups in Berlin depends on existing community interest. If you don't find one, consider starting your group!

Blogging events can be in-person or online, depending on the organizer. Check event details on Meetup to see the format before attending.

Blogging meetups typically involve members sharing their experiences, discussing techniques, or holding workshops. It’s a great way to learn and network.

No, meetups welcome both seasoned bloggers and beginners. You’ll find inspiration and tips regardless of your experience level.

Meetup focuses more on group interactions rather than 1:1 mentorships, but you might find a mentorship opportunity through the connections you make.

Topics range from technical aspects like SEO to content creation tips, exploring different niches such as travel or lifestyle blogging.

Event frequency varies by group and organizer but typically aligns with community interest. Regularly check Meetup for the latest events.

While many groups are well-run, quality can vary among organizers. It's beneficial to read reviews and contact organizers for more specific details.

Yes, if you don’t find a group that fits your interests, consider founding your own blogging group to bring like-minded people together.

Some groups may focus on specific blogging platforms like WordPress, while others might offer general advice applicable to all platforms.