I’ve been living in London for more than 6 years now and I perfectly remember my first day. I arrived in the evening by coach from Paris for a 8 hours journey. In the evening I arrived at my youth hostel in Elephant & Castle. My fellow countrymen living here…
The Birthplace of Infinite Adventures
During my time off, I sometimes watch cartoons I used to watch as a kid. A way of awakening for my inner child to dream and visualise an optimistic future where people do their dream jobs. Dreaming about a better world than we live today. Where humans keep exploring and…
Becoming Who You’re Meant to Be
For a long time I’ve never known myself completely, and that was uncomfortable and hard to not move forward in my life. So when I really started to unlock and to figure out my potential by understanding my values, it became life changing. I’m gonna talk about values here and…
The Concept of Amor Fati
This post is an exploration of the Amor Fati concept. What’s Amor Fati? Amor fati is a Stoic concept meaning love of one’s fate. It’s about resigning ourselves to circumstances so we can find this concept in the writings of Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and later Friedrich Nietzsche and it captures…
Human Connection And Times of Uncertainty
It’s March 2020, the streets of London are empty. Off to work wearing a face mask walking pass the deserted Victoria station. Covid is here and travel is almost impossible and social distancing is in enforced. Dropped my bag in the changing rooms where I was working in these times.…
The Weekend Challenge Retreat
I embarked on board a sailboat in Portsmouth. I indeed went to a challenge retreat weekend organised by 2Blimitless. The aim was to sail the the boat around the Isle of Wight and to work as a team and living as a community with strangers. But the thing that united…
The British Museum and the Legacy of Civilizations
As a history lover I recently enjoyed a visit at the British museum and was thinking that ancient civilizations still whisper to us today. Not just from ruins and dusty artifacts, but through the ways we live, lead, and create. Ancient civilizations remind us that humanity is an unbroken story.…
The Revolution within: Lessons I carried Beyond the Yellow Vest Movement
In November 2018, I was one of the many who took to the streets of France wearing a yellow vest. Like countless others, I had frustration at the government , at inequality and concerns for the future. We marched, we shouted, we demanded change. But when I look back at…
The Power of Small Adventures
Adventures don’t always have to be big or far away. Sometimes it’s about small shifts that we consciously or unconsciously do. Like trying different things such as new food, sitting in a new restaurant or new coffee shop. It can also be exploring a new street in our city or…
Thriving at work: Where Wellbeing Meets Performance
Burnout out in the workplace is something I’ve experienced myself. Like a significant portion of UK workers, 79% experiencing moderate to high stress levels. 63% with symptoms of burnout like exhaustion and disengagement. I used to be among the latter percentage, completely drained and exhausted. Until I figured out to…