Anti-viral writings for financial resilience, location independence and meaningful relationships.
Write down you feelings, your ideas, your goals, your activity. Journaling is by far one of the most useful things I’ve done to change my life for the best. It works in such a silent, yet effective way. All you need is pen and paper. The first use for it is therapeutical and this is … Read more
I used to be a big fan of goal setting. To some extent, I still am. I still value big parts of the entire goal setting system, but, to be honest, I took some distance from some of the mainstream perceptions of this, quite useful, but yet so overrated approach to living our lives (for … Read more
Goal setting is an art. Proper goal setting, I mean. I learned this the hard way, mind you. I learned this by countless of trials and errors, for the last 15 years. I used to think that I know what a goal is and how to set meaningful and attainable goals. But, after falling down … Read more
You know the story: a fisherman catches a magic fish, which can actually grant 3 (or more) wishes. The fisherman then asks for the most important 3 wishes, fish grants them, everybody lives happily ever after. Well, I don’t buy that. Don’t get me wrong. I do think those “magic fishes” are real. I’m convinced … Read more
I’ve been secretly working on an online course during the past couple of months (hence my rather scarce activity on the blog lately). As a matter of fact, I’m still working on it. I still have to upload a few lectures, and to add a few case studies, but, other than that, I’m pretty much … Read more
Goals are just milestones. Places where you stop for a while and enjoy the scenery. The trip is what gives you the ultimate thrill, and it will always be like this. But, as interesting as the trip may be, goals have their own importance. They can either add more awesomeness to the mix or make … Read more
You know the joke with the lost Bedouin? No? How come? It’s a very common joke, not to mention it has quite a deep meaning. OK, I will get you out of ignorance, just relax and read on: Although it’s quite uncommon for a Bedouin to get lost in the desert, one of them apparently … Read more
Welcome to th final article from the series about my first year of blogging as a business. In this article I will outline the personal benefits of having a personal development blog as a main business. If you came here directly, you may want to have a look at the other articles: The First Year … Read more
