In an interview for this year's White Sands magazine, I was asked the other day if I had a mission. My immediate answer was a reserved ". . . no, not really."...

Practice makes—as the saying goes—perfect, and it goes without saying that the things we prioritize on a daily basis also happen to be the things we end up mastering the most. The things that define us....

We all know it way too well: We really ought to disconnect ourselves and our devices and practice what we preach: sit down with a notebook or a Spacepen, or go to the studio and go all in....

Life is so short, and still there is so much we want to do and so much we want to achieve. For inspiration, a set of guidelines I use every day myself as tools to maintain direction and focus....

Don't buy, and don't buy into everything: the stories you tell yourself create your reality and expand (or narrows) your world. Do...

A recommendation that we all stand up against the culture of perfection, and instead of only posting the beautiful, staged pictures, also dare to stand by our ugly moments, the errors and mistakes, and show our reality without a filter....

Many may fear the future because no one knows what it will bring, and can only guess what tomorrow will look like concretely. Instead of seeing the impending green transition as a likely loss of prosperity and freedom, however, we should see it as the opposite: A development that sets us free....

It is difficult to find an analyst who does not recognize the investment potential of the green transition. At least in the long run. The question is not whether you should invest, but rather which stocks to buy and when?...

Just as it is far from unimportant what you put in the shopping basket, and you with your choices on a daily basis help to either maintain or change our society, your investments are an obvious opportunity to shape the world of tomorrow....

Is there anything cooler than seeing someone insist on their own biased approach, and dare to walk the plank? Here's my own take on an artist statement, which shows how you can choose to reprioritize your efforts and your goals in your mid/late forties....

—is not, and yet is often the same as appreciating one's work. Setting an amount is a difficult discipline, not least for us artists who prefer to talk about moods, materials and flow rather than money....

As a freelancer, you sell your own working time. Many will therefore probably think that the wisest thing is to pay as many invoiced hours as possible, and get as much money as possible in the coffers. Personally, though, I have chosen a slightly different strategy....

There is no reason to be ashamed of one's mistakes, which are actually valuable learning. Last week's preparation of my keynote on sustainability, innovation and entrepreneurship gave me the opportunity to summarize parts of my own history that others can hopefully learn from....

Ever considered what things would look like if labor hours were essentially free, and materials—raw materials and resources in the broadest sense—in return cost a fortune? Doesn't that really sound like the recipe for a better and more sustainable future?...