When you Neither know where you are going - Or where you want to go
Double lost
Reversed focus syndrome
The challenge of reversed attention. Both on the trails and on work
Connecting through walking
Walkable cities and communities where people get around on foot are more alive
Between a rock and a hard place
If it is a bear on a mountain or one in the office wearing a full suit and tie, hiking can help us learn how to face them better
Is there a point in walking?
We're ending up right where we started so what is the point, really?
“Burn the bridges” hiker
Making sure quitting is not an option...
Almost there…
The feeling of not making any progress
Road rage vs healing trails
After a few minutes in heavy traffic many drivers experience road rage. Walking can help us feel very different
Dealing with expectations when hiking
Expectations comes in many forms - some of them are our own, in our backpack - other expectations are from those around us
Path away from it all or towards a better place
What we focus on seems to me to define us more than we realize, no matter if we walk away from it or towards it.
The challenge of being the edge
Thoughts on innovation, hiking and being first movers
Hiking between high and low habits
Are they a bit like places... or maybe more like paths?
Appreciating what we have
Often we focus on what we lack, instead of what we have
Life is the ultimate long distance hike
The walk of life is one of the most used metaphors in our language and in making sense of landscapes of understandings
Hiking on different trails
We can walk in the same places but still be on different trails
Walking as a different reality
Daring into a new year of hiking
It’s better to walk about thinking than think about walking
How to think is one of the classic questions in philosophy
Conflicts around the edge
Some conflicts are all about perspective - drawing on thrive and hiking
Hope is a butterfly
Illustration of hope landing on your knee, when lost in the middle of nowhere
Returning home
The feeling of being back home after a hike illustration
Nobody is starting from Scratch
Starting out from a place called Scratch
Reach out by walking together
Connect by walking together
Portable comfort zone
Wherever you are, you can feel at home as soon as you are in your tent
Wind beaten hiker
Our trails can sometimes be seen in our faces
When you don’t have a minute
Time is such a strange thing. When hiking we define progress in steps taken in the right direction. Time seems to be something else
Meeting yourself
When one's path seems to repeat itself
walking as feelings
The way we walk can tell a lot about us
Time as path
Hiking among many choices - picking one can be hard
Nothing will work unless you do
Quote from Maya Angelou
Heading in both directions
when your feet turns the wrong way
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