After working as a teacher for 16 years, the time has come to hang up my backpack. Both in a literal and symbolic sense. I’ve decided to leave teaching, like so many others, at least for now. What made me decide to leave teaching? Short Life-Update I’ve worked as a teacher since I was 24.… Continue reading Free From the Classroom – Now What?
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The Big 40 – Now What?
Two months ago, it was my birthday. This time it was the big 40, the end of a decade, and officially entering a new one. Turning 40 has, for sure, made me reflect on where I am in life, as well as where I want to go from here. After all, life ends at 40… Continue reading The Big 40 – Now What?
Teachers Master Your Inbox and Focus!
Every day, you get bombarded with information. To say that we live in a state of information overload is an understatement. Perhaps you manage your physical workspace well, but what about your digital space? Have you considered how digital clutter, or the equivalent of a full inbox of papers (your e-mail inbox) affects your focus… Continue reading Teachers Master Your Inbox and Focus!
How to Use Calendar Blocking In Google Calendar
Is Google Calendar your go-to for planning your days? I’ve made a post about using calendar blocking in Outlook before. But this can be used in Google Calendar as well. This is actually where I use it most. Let me give you a short guide on how to use calendar blocking in Google Calendar. What… Continue reading How to Use Calendar Blocking In Google Calendar
An Honest Review of Scribbles That Matter
I recently decided to switch back to analog planning after using a digital planner for the last 2,5 years. I had a notebook at my disposal and decided to use this as my planner. After a month of use, it’s time for an honest review of the Scribbles That Matter notebook. About the Company Scribbles… Continue reading An Honest Review of Scribbles That Matter
Analog Planning, Time to Go Back?
After using a digital planning system for the last 2,5 years, I’ve started to wonder. Is it time to go back to analog planning? Could using a pen and notebook be a way to add more mindfulness and reflection back into your life? Background Between 2017 and 2020, I used the bullet journal system. Before… Continue reading Analog Planning, Time to Go Back?
Book Review of The Gilded Ones
Every once in a while, you stumble upon a new type of fantasy world when reading. This is one of those times: a book review of The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna. The book was released in 2020 and is 417 pages long (432 in the Kindle edition). Being the first novel in the series,… Continue reading Book Review of The Gilded Ones
How to Use AI in Notion
There is no doubt that AI is on the rise, at least in the eyes of the common people. AI has, in fact, been a part of our lives in some form for a while now. More and more companies add AI to parts of their apps or platforms, and Notion is no exception. But… Continue reading How to Use AI in Notion
ChatGPT – Are We All Doomed?
ChatGPT was recently released, are we all doomed? ChatGPT is all the rage on different social platforms, forums, and all over regular news as well. Is this wave of AI our doom, or simply the new way of how things will be from now on? Can ChatGPT Write Code? I recently read an interesting article… Continue reading ChatGPT – Are We All Doomed?
Insight Timer – App Review
Sometimes life gets more hectic than usual. And sometimes, you need a little help to slow down and really take care of yourself. Have you heard of Insight Timer? If not, this is an app worth looking into for improving your mental health. Let’s look at Insight Timer and a review of the app. 5… Continue reading Insight Timer – App Review