HOW IT FEELS WHEN THE IDEA HITS YOU...
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Imagine you are walking happily down a path in a forrest and suddenly you got hit by THE idea. You stop walking abruptly. You can’t move anymore. And you know, that this moment will change every plan you had because this is idea will take over. The force and the power of THE idea has not been measured yet, but all we know; it changes paths, plans and makes some people go crazy.  If THE idea is a good or bad idea, we do not know until the idea has been created. And if we should follow or resist an idea, that is what I talk about in this episode and I will tell you about the differences between an idea, a bigger idea and THE idea. Enjoy this episode and please note, that I have been hit by THE idea and it’s hard to focus right now.  

A little outtake: "Samuel and I were brainstorming over the question: „How do I manage all the projects I have?“ I have learnt this brainstorming on a regular basis, because I believe we naturally tend to have too much on the plate and I, as The Time Expert, want to prevent this. The process looked like this: 

I wrote down all the actual projects on a big white paper (yeah, I know…in the sauna - get’s a bit messed up, but works)Then I put a smiley or heart next to the projects that bring me joy. Same with the project that bring me money, I draw a money symbol next to it. The project which had both symbols on, that’s where I laid my focus on for the next 3 months. The projects with only one symbol were put on hold. And I even wrote down the exact hours I wanted to work on every project per day. This might work for some of you."  Sending you all my best wishes from a huge IKEA in Sweden, where we are uploading this episode and charging all our technical equipment.  Take care, bye!  

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