More than 4 years step-by-step
When I started my journal on DAYCATCHER more than 4 years ago, for me it was about breaking the daily…
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Thich Nhat Hanh and the art of resting
The famous Zen master and author Thich Nhat Hanh is dead. He died peacefully a fortnight ago on Saturday 22…
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No man is an island
I was moved by a DAYCATCHER blog concerning Seneca’s letter to his young friend. For me, the letter was thought-provoking…
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Say welcome to a small new habit during Advent
The end of one year, and the beginning of a new one, is always a good time to take stock,…
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Action and boredom
Breaking out of your daily routines can be a powerful way to unlock great new ideas, both personally and professionally.…
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Time Management for mortals
Someone who lives to age 80 gets about 4000 weeks living time which is the number in the title of…
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Doing-Nothing is also a form of Doing
As food for thought, an excerpt from a wonderful article by Klaus Eidenschink that recently appeared on LinkedIn (in German).…
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Stay Curious
Keeping a daily journal is the easiest way to reflect and analyze your own life. Life repeats itself mindlessly –…
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Also happiness and unhappiness have an expiration date
Happiness and unhappiness also have an expiration date. Happiness must be consciously renewed again and again in small doses. Unhappiness…
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A 15km walk for the senses
I smell wild garlic Felled pine trees Fresh saw dust A chicken farm Horse manure The budding rape fields foretelling…
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