Jens Liebhauser: My digital Life

Jens Liebhauser's life is not for the faint-hearted. The businessman loves action. Racing, kite boarding: it's not for nothing that his friends describe him as a "crazy guy". The multi-entrepreneur owns 24 companies, all of which reflect his own vision: To create beauty with sustainability.

His motto in life is: Enjoy the moment! The multi-entrepreneur owns 24 companies, all of which reflect his own vision: To create beautiful things with sustainability. The businessman's constant companion: the smartphone. Which apps he uses every day and when he does without, he reveals to us in the interview.

Short questions to Jens Liebhauser:

The number of unread emails you have?

39.

The most time-consuming app on your iPhone?

The Standard.

Which app do you rely on the most?

Instagram, Yazio, and speed camera pro.

Which app or game would you most like to delete?

Skat.

Die erste App am Morgen und die letzte App am Abend ist…

… Instagram.

Which app do you use most often?

Instagram.

Best Instagam post this week?

Party im “Hotel Be Tulum” in Mexiko.

What is your favorite photo on your own Instagram page?

Das Bild vom Wakeboard-Back-Loop vor dem “Hotel Cala di Volpe” auf Sardinien.

What's your favorite Instagram filter to use?

Mayfair.

Are you a Siri user?

No.

Do you have personal alarm clock settings?

I never use an alarm clock.

Favorite places in your weather app?

All race tracks in Europe, Palma and Kappl/Ischgl.

Your favorite food and cooking app?

None, just the instastory from zherohotelischgl.

Is there a time when you try to do without your smartphone?

On my two-week vacation in November.

What was the craziest place you lost / forgot your phone?

1999 in a taxi in Shanghai.

What music album is currently accompanying you through the day?

Solomun: Boiler Room.

How long do your phone calls last on average?

Two minutes.

Funniest text message this week?

Gehe am Samstag nicht aus, da feuern nur die Amateure…

Picture credits: Jack Morris; Lucy Rose; AV Media; Unsplash (Glenn Carstens)