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“Wintering” by Katherine May
This is a series of posts from reading Katherine May’s book, Wintering. Winter is coming. It’s still autumn here in Huskvarna, and it’s a wet one. I started reading Wintering by Katherine May last week. If you recall Enchantment, also by the same author, I wrote a series of posts to share about the book… — read more
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Embracing the Amateur Spirit
Thank you, James Clear, for this week’s inspiration! — read more
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The Foundation
Thank you, James Clear, for the wise words and thought-provoking question! — read more
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A Swedish “Enchantment” Haiku
This is a series of posts from my reading of Katherine May’s book, Enchantment. This is a photo I took at a friend’s place in Mullsjö – Bjurbäck in August this year. Here’s the English version (not a 100% translation of the Swedish version, though…). Magic in the small; learn, unlearn—see life’s true gifts. Joy… — read more
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Miracles of Daily Life
I ‘stole’ this from James Clear who ‘stole’ this from Sadhguru. And I find it fits fabulously into the theme of the book I recently read: Enchantment by Katherine May. Yoga teacher and spiritual leader Sadhguru on the miracles of daily life: “Every moment there are a million miracles happening around you: a flower blossoming,… — read more
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Unlearning in “Enchantment”
This is a series of posts from my reading of Katherine May’s book, Enchantment. I loved this quote. I think the author is advocating for vulnerability, in allowing ourselves to be imperfect and open to the wonder and uncertainty of life. This—is a kind of enchantment in itself—a call to embrace imperfection and the journey… — read more
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Solutioning
Thank you, James Clear, for the wise words and question of the week! — read more
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Start Well
Thank you, James Clear, for the inspiration and wise words today. — read more
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Match Methods
Thank you, Seth Godin, for the food-for-thought today.Here’s my short take on Seth Godin’s latest blog post, The length trick: Simplify long content, add detail to complex materials. Match methods. […] — read more
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Customer traction
Thank you, Seth Godin, for the food-for-thought today.This quote is an interesting one to me because 1) I’m not an entrepreneur, although the thought of becoming one is now stronger than ever, and 2) I immediately switch the thinking to […] — read more
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