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  1. The transformative practice of the Circle Way

    Today I want to share my experience and tell you about: The basics of the Circle Way as a tool/method The effects I noticed on myself after over one year The backstory of how I got to know it and practice it The Circle Way in a nutshell The basic idea is…

  2. Human space

    Once upon a time, every space was unsafe.

  3. Self-maintenance (for human beings)

    Cars are mechanical machines.

  4. Count your blessings

    This is a strategy (or a life pro tip, if you will) that served me incredibly well over the past years.

  5. Moral Luck, Neurodiversity, and Entrepreneurship

    I’m writing on the spur of the moment because this morning a few things I love happened all at once: I love when I find out about interesting stuff without even looking for it.

  6. Food, politics, and food politics

    I like food.

  7. Beyond the surface

    Long-time readers would know by now that writing is my go-to reflection tool: it helps me think, assess what I learned, and process my emotions.

  8. Why so serious?

    Sometimes I have the feeling that I take myself (and this blog) too seriously.

  9. Silly humans (and soulless robots)

    A friend of mine recently told me I’m too skeptical about AI.

  10. Lessons from holding a workshop

    I’ll start with the conclusions (that is, the lessons) in the hope for this post to be useful to you.

  11. Random Revelations

    Random Revelations is… …a mini podcast – or whatever you wanna call it – about the seemingly ordinary moments in life that are, when you look a little closer, not so ordinary at all.

  12. The real battle (for your attention, but not only that)

    I don’t usually love belligerent analogies, but sometimes they can be useful.

  13. You have the compass

    You want to go east.

  14. The Lesser Evil

    Lately, I’m thinking a lot about food.

  15. 42% vegan

    Writing a half-baked post on how I eat helped me clarify my relationship with food.

  16. JavaScript is chocolate

    It resembles a metaphor from Forrest Gump, but hear me out!

  17. Will and wants

    A dear friend of mine asked me something interesting and all but trivial.

  18. Dear alien: don't judge too quickly

    Imagine an alien comes visit Earth.

  19. Nothing in life

    Nothing in life is so important that can’t be interrupted – not even life itself.

  20. 5 ways to put up with a society you don't like

    In a nutshell Become wildly influential and change the system from within.

  21. Redefine importance

    I was about to title this post redefine urgency, but I also didn’t mean for this blog to become monothematic!

  22. Life is nonurgent

    Just yesterday I published a short post titled Living is urgent.

  23. Living is urgent

    Today I came across a guy with a black T-shirt with a sentence written in white: VIVIR ES URGENTE (It was also signed “Pau” – and I immediately thought of Pau Donés.

  24. When I die

    Most people in the world won’t even notice, since they don’t know I exist.

  25. Wait but why

    Today I found out I cannot possibly waste your time – not even if I tried to.

  26. Reactions: where the mind cries, the soul laughs

    This is a super fresh and quick anecdotal post.

  27. Words (to the wise)

    Words are a way to express and understand ourselves and our surroundings.

  28. A comment on "A comment on comments"

    I want to say something about Manu’s post A comment on comments.

  29. If you're a pedal, be a pedal

    A pedal is not a bicycle.

  30. A half-baked post on how I eat (and the power of committing)

    It’s not just all puns and clickbaiting, I swear.

  31. You could easily do that

    Have you ever come across something you enjoyed and which made you feel like you wanted to do something similar yourself?

  32. Test scores and knowledge

    Let me introduce you to Andrea, Blaise, Casey, and Desi.

  33. What will you regret?

    This afternoon I was supposed to do stuff.

  34. Stories of digital relationships

    Today I want to share with you a couple of personal anectodes from my past – instead of the usual bite-sized food for thought and questionable questions.

  35. There's a small and a big issue...

    The big issue is deep, unfathomable, inscrutable.

  36. A quick parable about a guesthouse

    A couple of months ago, I came up with a short parable.

  37. Knowledge, Wisdom, and Evolution (or: how my mind works)

    Today I want to take you on a short trip.

  38. On pricing and value(s)

    Let me warn you straight away: this is not my usual short and simple post about intriguing ideas, unanswerable questions, or bite-sized food for thought.

  39. Grapes, gratitude, and lemons

    I’m eating excellent grapes these days, and I feel so grateful about that.

  40. Is the answer to this question 'No'?

    Mu.

  41. Outgrowing (others and yourself)

    This morning I woke up at 6:40 with a few thoughts in mind.

  42. A random idea about ads

    I was chatting with a good friend, and the topic of marketing and ads came up.

  43. What makes you happy?

    I came across this question while aimlessly strolling through the internet.

  44. For, not about

    It may seem counterintuitive, but your life is not about you.

  45. The problem is not X

    The problem can be: The excess (or lack) of X.

  46. The issue with the need for reasons

    I’ve always been used to justifying, to myself before anyone else.

  47. Vivian Maier and a fire hydrant

    Here’s a largely unedited transcription of a piece I blurted out last Saturday (6 May 2023), inspired by Vivian Maier’s life and photography.

  48. I climbed down, with you by my arm, at least a million stairs

    Here’s a beautiful poem by Eugenio Montale: I climbed down, with you by my arm, at least a million stairs and now you’re not here, it’s emptiness at each step.

  49. I started a Joy Log

    Fear got the best of me lately, and I worked way too much for my own good.

  50. Opposite motives, same behaviour

    Oftentimes, the same behaviour can stem from opposite motives.