Is a non-economical problem. Hyperinflation is a sociological problem. Trust and belief are the core of every system. That goes for religion and politics, but for economics as well. Some things are not as predictable as we think, so that leaves me with a thought: what are you going to …
Imagine. You just think something, while you were daydreaming at the office and staring at your screen. What you think is REALLY important. It’s a potential game changer. But then at your screen, something else draws your attention. And just in a split second of shifted focus, the important thought …
It’s in the hard times that we get creative. We human’s are not so good at making it hard for ourselves in the easy times. Because we have other things to do. Because we don’t like pain, rather seek pleasure (in degrees). Because we like distraction. You know what’s another …
It’s our moments of struggle that define us.
Because we can’t deal with a potential negative future. And what we all do is: We search for hope, expecting it to come to us, and cling onto any piece of good news. What’s more impactful instead is creating hope ourselves, by making a plan B and deploying it.
…We’ve seen this before. …Going through crises and discovering there’s a life after. …Taking things seriously, but not too seriously. …The ability to see things from a distant perspective …Having a vision on how to deal …Balance Above all experience is something that comes after times. You can enhance it …
Behind letting go of stories why we may eat is our slim posture. Behind letting go of sadness, frustration and angee is our happiness. Behind letting go of distraction is our focus. It’s time to learn that skill of letting go, instead of heavily focusing, to get where we want …
Now that we’re homebound, we have no choice but seeing each other more often. And that’s great, but new rules apply. New communication paths are developed. Before, we had the opportunity not to communicate for the larger part of the day: simply because we didn’t see each other physically. Now …
I think I’ve never shared this before, but as you may read between the lines of blogs I’m quite an undertaker regarding personal life optimization. Amongst things I’ve tested are the 5AM club, running every morning, intense breathwork (wim hof method), cold showers every morning, hot baths, saunas, meditation (several …
We can live life in maximums. We aim for the moon, shoot for the stars. But what if we sought for progress. For the small steps. The one only next step. For the minimum viable? What would minimum viable social media mean? And minimum viable news? Minimum viable eating? We …