An unusual house inspection got me thinking about routines, resistance, and why blogging — like most things — gets easier the more we do it.

Some days the attic feels like a sauna, but I still climb up there — because it’s what I do. This post is a reflection on discipline, resistance, and why the easiest choice isn’t always the right one.

I listened to an interview with a Swedish baking star and it got me thinking about how joy and passion are the real keys to success. Maybe the question isn’t “Will this work?” but “Does this light me up?”

Had a job out in the archipelago the other day and ended up calling instead of texting the person who booked it. Just a little reminder that sometimes, a quick call can save a lot of misunderstanding — tone matters more than we think.

Did a routine inspection, gave a thumbs up and explained everything clearly to the client — still got a thumbs-down back from the client. Oh well, can’t please everyone.

I met a 99-year-old client who was full of energy, and it got me thinking — maybe the secret to a long life isn’t about what we do, but that we keep doing what we love.

Life rarely gives us a week without challenges — and that’s not wrong. Accepting the ups and downs without judgment can make things a little easier to handle.

Thinking about restarting my blog — new name, new domain. Just sharing some thoughts (again) to clear my head and figure out what’s next.

Some thoughts on how a beginner’s mind can outsmart twenty years of experience. Sometimes, not knowing is exactly what we need.

A customer told me he quit his high-paying job because it just wasn’t worth it anymore. It got me thinking about the choices we make — and how true contentment rarely comes from titles or paychecks, but from something much simpler.