April was a month I had to learn how to deal with sorrow. Sorrow that didn’t directly affect me, but friends of mine, which opened my eyes to the way I want to live my life.

I’m spending „too much time“ on my phone, laptop, iPad. At least I feel it’s too much. That’s why I tried to not use my devices yesterday. It worked okay-ish. Not really.

Since I’m a work-from-home-freelancer I have to organise my life a lot different from what I was used to. Here’s how I (try to) do it!

A few months back I had a particularly bad case of Monday blues. It was so strong that I had to do something about it. I quit my job as a result.

In times of mental turmoil, there is one person I can always turn to: my best friend.

I’ve just had 3 (three!) weeks off, which was amazing! Maxin‘ relaxin‘ and all that. Today was my first day back at work, which was hard, but I’ve invented a coping strategy, which kinda worked.

It’s summer holiday season and let’s be honest, holidays have changed. It’s not only about being away for some time and coming back anymore, it’s about sharing the experience on the go, which makes FOMO a thing. What is that you ask? Well…

I love social media. It has opened a whole new world to me, inspires me greatly and fills minutes and hours I might feel a bit lonely or sad. However I think that ‚living an online life‘ or identifying with it a bit too much can be a bit worrying…

Hello there, how are you?! Long time no blog… anyway… Today I would like to share a very interesting book with you, which is basically my new „bible“. Let’s go!

While I was cleaning my flat the other day I listened to a random programme on the radio where the topic of „parental pressure“ was discussed. The gist basically was that people are afraid to have children, because they’re gonna fail as parents anyway…