The Main Thing I Learned after Three Months Of Traveling
You want more than you have and have more than you need.
(Apparently, I also learned how to write the shortest blog post in existence)
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The Hard Life Brings the Good Life
Twelve months. He’s trained twelve months for this. Eleven. Ten. Nine. All this running. All this suffering. The clock’s about to hit eight o’clock. Seven. Six. Five. Nothing else existed. No time for friendships. No distraction whatsoever for the last four weeks. Three. Two. Everything for this
(Very) Quick One – Focusing On What's In Front Of You
There's been so much happening in my life lately. A "balanced" life comes in extremes it seems: nothing happens for months, then everything at once. But what doesn't change is the best strategy to cope with these different life phases. From what I'
Quick One – The Cataclysm That Is Pessimism
There worst disease you can suffer from is pessimism. In the modern world, it's become a pandemic, spreading over social media and the news. But in my opinion, being a pessimist is no way to live your life. "Everything is screwed anyway" drives me up a
Quick One – The Antidote is Human Connection
So I've been thinking about human connection a lot. A little because it's at the center of our lives and we don't even realize it, very much so because I felt isolated for the longest time. Remote work gets to me. I mean the