Defining paths to thrive instead of places
Drawing and text by Frits Ahlefeldt, Hiking.org
There are 24 hours in a day, and 60 minutes in an egg timer. For more and more of us living life has become more and more like an egg run, rushing through the day, hunting the next deadline, splitting everything into seconds, while keeping our eyes fixed on that precious golden egg timer, risking to lose everything, every time we take the next step. Just wishing to get back to the base as fast and easy as possible. Hiking is about taking time to breathe, looking up and sensing the surroundings, while moving forward… So drop the egg timer and walk on
Wonder about how we can replace dead-lines with well-lines instead…
