Digital nomad, Silicon Valley veteran, writer, global speaker, workshop facilitator, and environmentalist. Grew up in Sweden and have lived across the world. Speak several languages fluently. Dual citizenships plus e-resident of Estonia.
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You get two signed copies and two digital ebooks – one for yourself and one for a friend – plus invitation to the virtual launch party.
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$65 Webinar plus a signed book
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You get access to our one hour live webinars about how to shift to fewer better things plus one signed copy of the book and one digital ebook plus invitation to the virtual launch party. The webinar will run in September.
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You get five signed copies and five digital ebooks plus your name mentioned under the acknowledgements in the book and an invitation to the virtual launch party.
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$200 Online Course Fewer Better Things
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Participation in our new training course plus one signed copy and a digital ebook. The training course will run for one hour every week for 5 weeks and we’ll cover how to live with less, how to access anything from your smartphone, how to design a more resilient personal business model, how to find eco-friendly and responsible brands, how to work from anywhere in the world and much more. The camp will run in September and October. And of course, an invitation to the virtual launch party.
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$1500 Workshop: Fewer Better Things for Small Teams
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This is perfect for organisations who want to become lean, productive and untethered. We’ll look at how you and your team of up to 10 people can simplify, digitize and work from anywhere. We’ll look at tools, techniques and mindsets to work less, collaborate more and increase your productivity and overall work satisfaction. The workshop runs for half a day via video.
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$3000 Workshop: Fewer Better Things for Large Teams
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This is perfect for organisations who want to become lean, productive and untethered. We’ll look at how you and your team of up to 25 people can simplify, digitize and work from anywhere. We’ll look at tools, techniques and mindsets to work less, collaborate more and increase your productivity and overall work satisfaction. The workshop runs for half a day via video.
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Hello, again.
I decided to extend the campaign as August was vacation for a lot of people around the world. Focus now is on keeping reaching out to people that might benefit from this perspective but also getting back to writing after a few weeks break.
What really helps me with writing is to communicate with people and understand their needs and passions. Making a shift in our life is a big project that usually takes most of our energy and attention. But I've been working on ways to develop new habits faster and better.
In my workshop on the subject ("Fewer Better Things: Redesign Your Life With Less") last Friday at a big virtual conference I learned a lot about people's perception of what is possible and not. A few of the participants shared the belief that living a simpler life when self-employed is easier than when being employed. Of course, I challenged this belief as it's the biggest obstacle, and in my eyes excuse, to making the leap to something better.
Everything begins with a decision to say yes and then a follow-through by taking action. Forming a new habit is a repetitive daily habit that eventually evolves from taking a lot of attention to becoming, just that, a simple habit. And our lives are filled with helpful and harmful habits: sleeping in, commuting, working out, watching TV, eating processed foods, thinking the same thoughts et cetera. Anything can be changed.
And it's just physics: a habit is like a moving object and to change the direction you need to develop equal plus a little more energy. That's why new habits on average takes 21 days to form. It's unlearning and relearning, changing and shifting, being and becoming.
I think that's our most important job in life, to upgrade ourselves so that we can live in harmony with everything else: people, planet and technology. But most importantly – ourselves.
Thanks for your support!
Per