reflection

I’m writing this post on January 1, 2026, looking back on the past year. 2025 has been a year with lots of ups and downs for me. I am writing down my thoughts in this post. I started the year with another visit to Colombia, i arrived on the 28th of December and settled in the Airbnb I had already visited the year before. I spent New Year’s Eve first working with my co-workers for midnight Switzerland time (6:00 PM Colombia time). After having dinner by myself and enjoying a glass of red wine, I

I am writing this post on new years day of 2021. I’ve spent new years eve at home with a couple of friends eating raclette and enjoying some wine and whiskey. All outside restaurants and clubs were closed due to the pandemic restrictions. Nobody could have predicted the way that 2020 has turned out. The year will be remembered forever as the year of the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic has affected anyone on earth differently. I am grateful that the worst thing that happened to me was that I h

This post is a reflection of the last 10 years of my life. At the beginning of this decade, I was 15 years old. I am now writing this at 25 years old. Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years. - Bill Gates This quote is powerful to me. When I look back over the last ten years. I don’t feel like I’ve changed much from one year to the next, but all the small changes and improvements compounded over ten years brought me to my current self

Almost everyone makes them, but almost no one can stick to them. Myself included, for the last years i have been consistently making new years resolutions, some have turned out great and some have failed miserably. The biggest mistake is that people tend to make overblown goals that require a complete change of their habits. Habits which were obtained over many years are not that easy to break, just with the beginning of a new year. For example, someone who never exercises makes the resolution t