My greatest inspiration: the beauty of nature! In my last post, I wrote about how my artistic style didn’t appear overnight, but slowly evolved through doing. Today, I want to explore a second aspect that plays an essential role in that process: inspiration. Style does not emerge in a vacuum. It grows from what moves us. From what we see. From what draws us in.But inspiration isn’t always purely positive. It can be a driving force — and sometimes a block. Inspiration from Oth

Not everythings has to be in focus. For a long time, I thought something was wrong with me. I couldn’t decide on  one  thing. Art, design, photography, coaching – I started many things, let some of them go again, and felt restless and inconsistent because of that. Why our society prefers specialists We all know the headlines:“Experts with many years of experience.”“Proven expertise.”“Professional competence.”These words create trust. They promise safety and good results when

Hairy hornwort is the german name of this flower– an ugly name for a perfect little flower! For a long time, I had a lot to say – and still, I stayed silent. The reason wasn’t a lack of ideas, but perfectionism. The fear of not being good enough. Not clear enough. Not professional enough. The fear of not being good enough  Perfectionism often disguises itself as high standards. In reality, it is fear. Fear of being judged. Fear of rejection. Fear of visibility. Originally, I

A personal account of starting over after burnout, caregiving responsibilities and grief – and why taking breaks is part of the journey.