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don’t judge

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The Wisdom of Alexander von Humboldt: Challenging Worldviews Through Travel “The most dangerous worldview is that of people who have not seen the world themselves.”— Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859) Today, I begin with this nearly 200-year-old quote, one I couldn’t have put better myself. It serves as a powerful reminder of moments in my own life that made me question how I see the world—and how others see it too. I’ve experienced situations where people,… Read More »don’t judge

worlds end – in ibo

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Discovering the True Meaning of Following Your Heart: The Story of Jörg Just the other week, I met Jörg, a man who answered the question many of us ask ourselves: What does it mean to do something for the first time? Over 10 years ago, Jörg left his well-paying job in Germany, got on his bike, and embarked on an incredible journey south. We crossed paths on a remote island in Southeast Africa, in a forgotten Portuguese… Read More »worlds end – in ibo

lessons from stonetown

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In late 2013, I had a growing urge to change something in my life. I was tired of showing up to the same office every day, feeling like I was just going through the motions. It seemed like nothing would ever change if I kept living on autopilot. My work had become about earning a paycheck, not about passion. I’ve always been searching for deeper meaning in what I do. I want to create something… Read More »lessons from stonetown

right or wrong

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After my last post, I received an email from a former subscriber to my newsletter. He expressed his regret but felt that I was fundamentally wrong in my approach to simplicity. According to him, the key to life is focusing on “the one true essential.” He suggested that instead of pursuing simplicity, I should be asking, “What matters most in life?” It made me pause and reflect. Is there really only one way to live life correctly,… Read More »right or wrong

happiness is your choice

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Are you happy? Congratulations! I’m genuinely thrilled for you. I hope you know exactly why, so that you can hold on to that feeling for the rest of your life. Not feeling happy right now? I’m truly sorry to hear that, but I have hope for you. I hope you find the strength to turn things around in the future. I believe happiness is a choice we make for ourselves. It all comes down to… Read More »happiness is your choice