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Activist Feet, Sacred Ground: Hiking Lake Esrum

Yesterday, I walked 26.2 kilometers around Lake Esrum — a training walk for the Mammutmarch in Berlin this Saturday, where I’ll be walking 42 kilometers around the city. I’m convinced I can do it. It will be a full marathon of movement, breath, and connection. The walk around Lake Esrum, like many of my long […]

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Creativity & Storytelling Ideas storyliving Sustainable Business

Vibing: A Soul-Driven Framework for Co-Creation

A few days ago, something clicked. Vibe coding doesn’t have to be limited to programming with AI. It can be a tool for co-creation, imagination, conceptualizing, designing — and yes, for coding. But more than that, vibing could become a way of working. A business method rooted in mood, transition, and intention. Inspired by nature. […]

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Activism & Sustainability Climate and Society Sustainability

Participatory Consciousness: Walking with Nature, Not Against It

Recently, I listened to an episode of Accidental Gods featuring architect and biomimicry pioneer Michael Pawlyn. Titled “Of Beetles’ Wings and Brittlestars: Using Biomimicry to Co-Create a Flourishing Future,” it felt like a gentle nudge from the universe—an invitation to weave his ideas into the tapestry I’m currently creating, one threaded with ancestral wisdom and […]

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Embracing Kinship: A Scandinavian Perspective

in Scandinavia, kinship is more than family ties—it’s a way of being. It lives in the rituals we inherit, the animals we honor, and the landscapes we belong to. Inspired by Carina Lyall’s Earth Medicine Mentorship, I explore how kinship shows up in Nordic traditions, from candlelight in the dark season to the quiet wisdom of the raven. This post is a reflection on remembering our place in the web of life, and how small acts of reverence can lead to deep transformation.

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Reclaiming My Sacred Places – A Journey Back to Meaning and Gratefulness

When I lived in Cork, Ireland, 25 years ago, I remember feeling puzzled during my morning commute to work at Apple Computers. Riding the bus from town up to Hollyhill, where Apple was located, I would occasionally see people making the sign of the cross as we passed a Catholic church. In fact, most of […]

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Climate and Society

Embracing the New Renaissance: A Call to Action

So – I am in the proces of looking through my older content, some of it is crap – but it has GOLDEN moments here and there.. One of my older pieces (Humanity needs a new renaissance) was pretty spot on, here 5 years down the line. it strikes a chord with me these days, […]

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Society and Change

Collective Action: Fixing Global Challenges Together

Yesterday, I saw somebody on LinkedIn writing a remark on how we deal with huge collective challenges. The answer is.. that we probably don’t. It has been lingering in my head since then. That, in addition to having finished a course on Coursera on democracy and climate change a while back, made me curious and […]

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How do you document a new life?

It has been a while since I have written in here. I have missed it – and I have thought about closing this blog up since it has been hacked so many times I can’t count the exact number. But it has been a ventile for my life for such a long time, that I […]

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Combining ancient and cutting-edge

Have you ever thought about how combining technologies can be applied to the best future for humanity? The key to a more sustainable world lies in a better understanding of how we can contribute positively to the wellbeing of the planet. And I think I found one of many keys for that, through extensive reading […]

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YES! – You Need To SELL Your Ideas

If you want to be a writer and a personal brand, you have to be very effective in how you sell your ideas. I would recommend reading some of the writings that are on The Middle Finger Project. I love how Ash writes and I love how she simplifies business. Especially around being a writer […]