I’ve had long covid for 15 months now. It sucks, and for the first time in my life, I feel weak. Below, I’ll explain:
1. Who I was before covid
2. How covid has impacted me
3. How to treat long covid
I hope this post will help others who are in a similar situation.
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Thinking about what you want to experience in life is important but not easy. The concept of feel, be and do good has been very helpful for us to structure our own thinking about this question. But, where does this concept come from? What is the logic behind it?
The ultimate gift you can give to yourself is a Life Purpose and means to pursue it. But how do you do it?
Learn: The Wisdom of the Old Seadog – Part 2 – How to Define and Live Your Life Purpose
To live a great life you need to feel good, be good to others and do good in the world. But to do good in the world you need to know exactly what your contribution should be. You need to know, what we call, your Life Purpose.
Learn: The Wisdom of the Old Seadog – Part 1 – Why Define and Live Your Life Purpose
Creating a great Significant Purpose is just the beginning. Now you need to make sure everyone in your organisations lives it.
Now that we understand what the missing ingredient is (See Part 1), how can you replicate it in your organisation?
Zip2, PayPal, Tesla, SpaceX, SolarCity, Hyperloop – the list goes on. Is Elon Musk born a genius or could it be that he’s discovered something others haven’t?
In this post I share the “Learning Through Excitement” method and reveal the secret step to
reduce learning time from years to months. It’s time to rethink learning.
A while back I decided to travel the world again while researching various topics. To focus my attention on learning I had to stop doing the things that weren’t essential. Therefore, I’ve stopped blogging for a while, quit my management consultancy job, and put my various not-for-profit activities on hold.
Philosophy, behaviour and results
I’m currently researching and thinking about philosophy, human behaviour and how to create individual and organisational results. I love it.
The reason I like to travel while researching is that travelling provides me with lots of new sensory input. I feel this input allows me to understand things at a more fundamental level than if I was to stay home in Norway and it sparks my creativity. Additionally, I meet a lot of exciting people, learn about how different people live their lives, and get to make a large number of new, memorable memories.
My wife Kristina and I travel together. So far our travels has brought us to Portugal, Brazil, Spain, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Congo, Belgium, Malaysia (Borneo), Brunei, Taiwan, Japan, South-Korea, China, North-Korea and the Philippines. There’s still at least seven months left of the trip, lots more research to do and places to visit! I can’t wait :-)
I hope things are going well with all of you out there and I look forward to sharing my thoughts with you when the time is right. I do enjoy reading your comments and emails and I hope you accept that my replies will take more time than usual.
Take care and regards from the Philippines!
Bjarte
Feedback is necessary for increased self-understanding and growth.
Take a leaf out of Elon Musk’s book and ask for some honest input from people you trust…
if you’re not too scared that is.
John Lennon didn’t only learn how to make great music, he discovered an important life-secret too. Here is what he discovered.
Does having money and status make you more likely to be a bad person?
Discover what Paul Piff’s fascinating research reveals about money and human behaviour.
“If you want to improve your performance, sleep more”. These are the words of Huffington Post founder, Arriana Huffington.
She’s right.
Check out her four minute TED-talk on sleep and get inspired!
Billions of people are eating their way to the grave. Are you one of them?
Read on to discover five eating habits that will change your life.