Things were getting overwhelming and I was not happy with how I led my life. This is what I changed.
When I was in debt, I needed to focus on making money – it was crucial.
It’s now been 5 months that I’m not in debt anymore but I was still applying the same mindset of „I need to make money“. It was a mistake. I’m still making money and I want to, but everything I’m making now (after fix costs) is what I’ll be earning and deserving.
I like one-on-one conversations. I really do. I prefer them over talking to a group. I am not a group-talking person. Talking to two people is fine, talking to three people also.
I am not uncomfortable talking to a group of 5 or 10. I just do not prefer doing it because I see my value not being directed, targeted and tailor-made for one person. What I am saying becomes smudgy and diluted, like orange water. But I want to provide real orange juice.
Writing and reading is a one-on-one conversation. Writing a book is the start of a 1-on-1 conversation. Writing an email? The same. One-on-one.
Start.
End.
In my blog I write about business, productivity and philanthropy. However, right now I’m in a sabbatical week which is why I’m writing out loud even more meta than usual. Today I thought about relationships. My last relationship was about 1 year ago.