I saw this picture the other day and loved it. It’s the one I’m sharing here – the two horses on a large grass field. There’s this beautiful green colour of nature, but what speaks to me even more is … Read More
You’ve heard it a thousand times: “Do your best!” Has anyone ever told you NOT to do more than your best? Probably not, as it sounds counter-intuitive. And then, so many counter-intuitive things are the right things to do. What is your … Read More
I wonder what amount of freedom one can get by simply not taking anything personally. Miguel Ruiz (The Four Agreements) speaks about four important agreements you have to do with yourself in order to be free and happy. Not taking … Read More
I love this summer pic of the pineapples in the pool. Has nothing to do with todays’ post, but I hope you enjoy it anyways ;-). Summer time brings pineapples, swimming pools and in my case a lot of reading … Read More
Again the devil you know? Following the Spanish elections I’ve been reminded again of how many of us stick to the comfort zone like a newborn to the navel string. I’m not too much into politics. Still, the general elections in … Read More
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This time I’ve got a video for you. Experimenting with different formats of posts now. 32 sec about the difference between those who prosper and those who (still don’t). Hope you enjoy!
In the moment we act in a certain way we often don’t realise how we act. And it happens to all of us that later we feel bad about what we said or did. At the moment it’s happening we are the … Read More
Average companies give their people something to work on. In contrast, the most innovative companies give their people something to work toward. The expert in leadership and inspiring company culture Simon Sinek just hits the nail on the head. Easy … Read More
Sometimes we are so sure about how we interpret things that happen around us that we grow rigid-minded. When something occurs we try to give it a meaning and sense. At first our mind creates different interpretations, and then it … Read More