"Your problem?" - that's the question I was faced with a couple of days ago when I made a somewhat contemptuous gesture towards a small...

I feel like I've just written a blog about New Year and quarantine... but it's been 365 days already. There might be some truth to what...

This week's blog is about one of the toughest lessons I had to learn as a consultant: thinking 'efficiency' with people doesn't work. Let...

This is a rather thought provoking question. I borrowed it from an article published recently in the Harvard Business Review (Issue...

In my humble opinion, ethics are a vital part of every social interaction. And even though there are quite a few ethical standards that...

First of all I want to apologize for not posting as regularly as I used to. Most of all I think that I have to apologize to myself since...

I have recently finished the book "The art of thinking clearly" by Rolf Dobelli. He's been collection 99 biases and fallacies with good...

During my professional career I've always considered myself to have a good feeling or "intuition" regarding the needs and requirements of...

My wife and I will take a week off next week to visit "the Florida of China", Hainan. Not being able to travel to Europe for a reasonable...

If you came up with the phrase "bread and butter" - which would be quite normal - you just experienced one of two systems that are...

A few months ago I decided to look into different options on where to study economic or business psychology. I mainly concentrated on...

“We need to distinguish what is actually dangerous from what sounds frightening.” - David Spiegelhalter (2019) This is #8. Today I want...

It's the day after Chinese New Year and it's very quiet out on the streets. This is the only time of the year it gets that quiet in...

Are you a reader? I have never been much of a reader. I am slow, I don't know what to read, and I used to think that I can consume the...