Life

I’ve been running own companies in almost five years now, but have never really used the word entrepreneur to describe myself. Don’t think it suits me, or rather, it has felt so trite. At the same time I haven’t found any other good descriptive term that fit.

“Meditate for 2 minutes every day” is one of the habits I wrote that I would start with two months ago. That didn’t happen. But I did it a long time and basically until a few days before Christmas. Then there was a lot of work, changed routines and suddenly I stopped completely.

They say that the first step is the hardest.

The first step is scary, you start with nothing, no history.

But the first step is crucial. You have big goals and dreams you want to achieve and accomplish. But you will not get there unless you take the first step. So you take it.

During my first year as a freelancer I began at square one. I worked a lot.

I had some money saved but the stress and anxiety of not knowing how I would bring money to next month’s bills took a lot of energy. It was a few months filled with uncertainty and many questions. Just the case that I was …

I’m trying to create some new habits in my daily life and thought I should share them here. The purpose is to learn myself how I best create a new habit, how I start and how I get continuity in the new habit. I have started in a small way and a maximum of two new routines simultaneously.

For exactly three years ago I was in the lovely city of Barcelona.

Jonas Arnklint and some of his friends rented an apartment there and I was there for a visit.

When I thinking back on the most successful things I managed to carry out, all have one thing in common. They have started small.

Take baby steps.

It sounds easy and obvious. I’ve always had big goals and often fight with my own ambitions in everything I do and I don’t think I’m alone. Right?