That’s not scary

Our daughter has a timer-sheep now in her bedroom. The light turns ‘red’ and sheep closes its eyes – with a ferm click sound – at 7:30PM. And the thing opens its eyes, the light turns ‘green’ and sais “meehhh” at 6:15AM. Last week we placed the thing in her …

Encouragement

Kids play all the time. They experiment. And we adults encourage them. We’re incredibly happy when they showcase a new skill. Even though they need the upcoming 10 or 20 years of polishing that skill until it’s mature. We are their biggest fans. When we encourage kids, they learn that …

Declutter stuff

When I get stressed. I speed up: speaking, having less patience and I want to move faster physically. I lose oversight. I tend to jump in instead of zooming out. It would help me to find a different routine. Zoom out. Declutter stuff. Get back to my WHY and if …

The pattern-paradox

It’s patterns that just like the motor in a car fuel our behavior. We can know and recognize the behavior and then optimize accordingly. But patterns are deep rooted. You would not even recognize one when you see one right in front of you. Because you’re too close to the …