I will share a story that Vibeke Holtskog shared with me. Simply because it hit me. You might like it too:
A man was driving on the countryside and suddenly did not know where he was. The peaks on both sides of the road looked the same, and the road he would turn to the right never revealed.
This autumn I participated with my partner Trond, at an adventure race: Challenge 40.
The concept is to earn the most points during the 4 hours race, by finding spots marked on the map.
I have spent my holiday in Norway enjoying our beautiful country and made a summer greeting for you (texted in English). It is about "Working smarter not harder".
To work smarter, it's important to take breaks. Pauses give time for reflection and to see with new eyes.
Vibeke Holtskog and her stories inspires me. Here is one of them:
Once upon a time, a woodcutter applied for a job at a timber company.
Because he was both strong and eager, he got the job right away.
Achieve continuous improvement by grasping opportunities!
Have you missed opportunities because you were not aware of them? Or due to fear?
It takes courage to overcome the fear of doing something new or introduce a change.
I signed up for Axtri, Aurland Extreme triathlon (8.15.2015).
Normally I find such challenges exciting, and that is why I signed up for this almost a year ago. However, this time I experience a lack of motivation.
In Washington, DC , at a Metro Station, on a cold January morning in 2007, a man with a violin played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes.
During that time, people went through the station, most of them on their way to work.
I came across this story that gave me a reminder that I have the option to decide how I see things:
Magne is always in a good mood. He is positive and a natural motivator. If a colleague have a bad day, Magne helps them to see the positive in the situation.
Sissel Lundeby presents Lean Techs advent calendar. You can watch a new video every day from 1st to 24th of December on Youtube or Linkedin.
Altogether 24 Christmas balls; one every day goes through the Christmas process and the result is registered.
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