On catching up

There’s always important work we have left behind because we prioritized something else over this work. That’s life. It happens. When we try to catch up, what makes the difference is our As opposed to try and do everything at once (and leave important work behind) we should focus on …

Profit first

Being an entrepreneur, your business is your baby, your kid, your adolescent or your grown up baby. If you want to be in the business game longer than just for a hunch, you need to make profit. Mike Michalowicz was the first to describe the phenomenon profit first, to create healthy …

Did you notice?

Most of the things we do daily, we have a routine for. We do, instead of see. And that’s perfectly OK. Recently I’m thinking about noticing a lot, because it more and more seems like the center of many things I have a passion for. Marketing: if we notice, we …

Choose. Do.

When you’re stuck, don’t put your energy in the missing piece of the puzzle. That what your brain tells you to do. We can not solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them, though. What you should do is change the game. Turns out that the …

Relationship

The word ‘relationship’ can be cut into 2 pieces. ‘Relation’ is the piece that comes from relating, the Latin relatus, which means ‘being related by blood or marriage’. It has grown into being related. And then there’s the ‘-ship’, that comes from Anglo-Saxon language and is described as ’to create, …

Noticing

The strongest driver for change is a need to do something different. To have that need, you must have noticed that things can change. That it can be done differently. Noticing is thus the strongest root for change. You need to make time to notice, and to open your eyes …

Firsts

Our brain craves firsts. We crave new, exiting, special, different. At the same time our brain demands habit, the same, structure, standard. Whatever we tell ourselves, we need both. Starting from a place of peace and peaceful. Creating firsts and repeating the firsts that free us, that’s what we should …