You made it (back) to your safe harbour. You’re getting ready to celebrate.

Everyone will discover their very own safe harbour when you start and keep looking Solid, calm waters, space to tie up your boat, places to re-provision. A place to recharge.

The key to success while pursuing change is persistence.

Some storms come unexpectedly and with force, seemingly out of nowhere. It is there now. And you need to do something. Namely - shelter in place. And adapt, adjust, and continue once it has blown over.

Change is about continuing even when you feel like slowing down.

I promise - keep your eyes peeled. There’s going to be some colour waiting for you. And colours in this journey are your own personal success stories.

If you keep waiting for the big thing to happen you might miss the small and early signs of change. So - be on the lookout for the small things. They might surprise and delight you!

You’ll likely need tools for your very own personal change journey. Otherwise, it can quickly become a very frustrating experience. The list is a s varied as your personal change path.

The way you choose may be well-trodden, with occasional footprints, or something new. It doesn't matter - with time, it will become your way.

Enjoy the path you’re forging!

Being different most likely will require thinking differently. Whatever it is - it’ll likely make you think differently about things. Embrace it! It’s an absolutely exciting journey!

For a lot of us, being different is a struggle, or rather, society typically rewards assimilation instead of standing out. The thing is: change requires some differences.

Jan 1st is usually peak intentions time and for a lot of people their plans look as crowded as this or even more so.

Time to do some weeding.

Every year, I craft a picture story about and around one of my business topics using my own photography for it. These stories always boil down to one motto and 12 pics. For quite some time, I’ve ruminated on using these topics and pictures for more: illustrating my blog, structuring what I post, and ultimately turning it into “an experience” for you.