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The good and the funny A couple weeks ago I wrote about the struggles I face now that I’m trying to build a successful company around sustainable healthy living (nutrition coaching). I received a surprising amount of reactions and replies, that really warmed my heart! Also, something very important

Knowledge should be accessible for everyone To “live sensibly” (my life motto) means, among other things, searching for antidotes to modern living1. One of the easiest antidotes available to us: books. You can lose yourself in a beautifully crafted story or learn about something that interests you. But before you

Being part of a music society is beneficial in many ways, am I the last generation to benefit from this? I’m writing this piece as a demonstration of the important things in life. I feel like, as society, we got it all backwards nowadays. We focus on efficiency, making

You’re never a loser, unless you consider yourself one In sports psychology there’s an exercise that has athletes reflect after a competition called “win or learn”. If they’ve won (and this doesn’t necessarily mean that they placed first, but rather that the day went as planned)

If you have experience, this is your time to dish out advice It’s crazy to me that when I was working as a software tester, the money came easy. I never had to look hard for a job or assignment (except the entry level one), they sort of came

Or: a desperate search to find a way to live with a chaotic brain and still be a somewhat useful member of society Look, I don’t even know whether I have ADHD or not. I only know that my brain is like a roller coaster that never stops. Sometimes

don’t chase material success, it’s a capitalist trap I once had colleagues that were car obsessed. They don’t know it, but they taught me a big lesson in life. One of them owned a second hand luxury Mercedes. It was the old Mercedes that the CEO in