A small video I made a while ago which got stuck in my camera roll. Because I was quite pessimistic about the relevance and usage of it. And the unfocused beginning – what did autofocus want to teach me there? So, let’s be curious and see what happens with it. ✨ https://vimeo.com/1214951378?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
A short recap of my 3 days in the barren mountains. Alone, but not really. With all sorts of weathers, bending my need for control. It’s weird how being with the landscape dissolves the experience of time. The linearity of time. Presence and clarity for my mind. To work in presence as well with all …
The mountains. Going over night into Fjällen is pure bliss. With a tent and only the essentials. There is something about the vastness and openness that touches me. I can be alone without feeling lonely. Yet there’s also something about walking a more popular path and meeting each other on the trail. A place, where …
We often think leadership belongs in boardrooms and corporate offices. But I don’t need an official title to be a leader. The most critical leadership role I will ever hold is the one I already have: guiding my own path and choices. Every single day, I make choices. Or, I let circumstances choose for me. …
One thing I find fascinating about being here in Jämtland is the small businesses, the many small farms, the focus on locally produced food, drinks, and goods. In a time where large centralized structures struggle, it is almost a blueprint where other regions in Sweden and Europe can learn from. Yet, with these small structures …
Walking different landscapes with different people. Observing and listening. People can use the same tools and get very different results. Not because the framework is wrong. But because every framework eventually meets human reality. I see this often. A bit too often. Places with excellent technical knowledge fail – ecologically, socially, financially, or all – …
Whenever I spent time on a farm over the last 5 years, worked and talked together, after the initial dive into a challenge or a problem, after the initial trust-building, things were surfacing. Not the technical or tool-based questions because most of the hardest questions in regenerative agriculture are not technical. They are human questions. • …
In slowly wrapping up our experiences in the high north, time seems to slow down. I am more “here” in this ecoregion and less “here” on this platform. Also, when thinking and writing about presence, I am not practicing presence. So, better getting back to it. 🌱
Not every situation needs the same breath. Sometimes a stronger practice helps.Sometimes a subtle breath is enough. The real question comes first:“What do I actually want to be different?” When I’m stressed, my world gets smaller. Decisions become reactive. I rush to solve. When I’m too comfortable with a decision, it often gets smaller too. …