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You want to explore more. Live more. BUT: Your Mind wants to return to safety NOW. Stay in the comfort zone…..preferably Forever.

You want to explore more. Live more. BUT: Your Mind wants to return to safety NOW. Stay in the comfort zone…..preferably Forever. Change feels uncomfortable. I was reminded of that today: Freediving on Bali with my daughter. As soon as you dive down, your brain sends you a signal: ´What the fxxk are you doing?…
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How to become 4x richer within 20 hours…

How to become 4x richer within 20 hours… Yesterday: This 3- person super-fresh dinner in the picture on Bali:Plus an extra main coursePlus desertPlus 2 Kombucha, plus Health ShotFancy location (Rimba in Amed)…. 27 Euro (yes, twentyseven) Tip: 6 Euro, staff goes crazy Last week in Frankfurt.2 person dinner: starter, main, desert, tea.Just in a…
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‘Nunc aut Nunquam’ – the Dutch Commandos’ battle cry. Three simple words that pack a punch: Now or Never.

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“I need to tell my daughter this, before she breaks down….” Yes, I confess, I have made a mistake…

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Another Monday! Ever have the feeling you are missing out on ´Life´? Here´s how to fix that.

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I used to take my brain for granted. Now I treat it with the care it deserves.

I used to take my brain for granted. Now I treat it with the care it deserves. I realised the stakes are just too high. Entrepreneurship is like training for the Olympics. It´s super hard. It demands everything you’ve got, but…. Unlike an athlete, though, you’re not paid for how fast you run or how…
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The most expensive thing I ever bought…

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“Leave me alone, dad!”

“I Don’t Want Your Life, Dad!” Sometimes, teenagers hold up a mirror you didn’t know you needed. A friend told me about a couple who are crushing it by society’s standards—working 80 hours a week, tons of money, massive success. But their version of “giving their kids the best” is relentless pressure. Every day. For these…
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I made a stupid mistake yesterday….
Yesterday, I made a stupid mistake: I got on the wrong train.It reminded me of this… It was moving fast—100 km/hour—but it was taking me in the opposite direction of where I wanted to go. And it reminded me of something important: In business—and in life—speed means nothing if you don’t know where you’re going.…