What would be the best possible thing that could happen to you, professionally and personally? Would you like to find out?

You are invited to try out a BRIEF COACHING SESSION. It is brief and it helps you overcome the rocks and blocks on your travels. Yes, luckily, it is crazy too. We might talk solutions rather than problems.

Curious? I am. Please feel free to follow your curiosity. Call or mail me for an introduction via skype or phone.

You can now send LOVE to your loved one. http://www.petiteposte.com/petiteposte/artist.105/motif.4231/
Let’s make a toast to Love! Proud to be a Creative Challenger at Petit Poste.

I want to share this experience with you. Best is when you start doing it yourself. You need a stack of A4 paper, ± 10 kids color markers with stump points. Something to lay underneath, bigger then your A4 format, if you like to keep your desk clean. Make sure there is enough empty space on the table. Take your paper and put your markers around you. Start drawing like a toddler would.
If you don’t have kids or never observed them drawing, here are some tips. Stop thinking. Pick up a marker. Take it in your hand, while making a fist. This is vital: take the marker in your fist. Forget about trying to be careful with the markers or saving paper. Start drawing with all your might and energy. Maybe it is not drawing. Scratching, forcing the color down on the paper? Do not try to make something beautiful or meaningful. Get carried away. Do not linger. If you feel thoughts coming up or hesitations on how to continue. Stop. Take out the next paper. And GO!

For one thing it is liberating: it feels damn good! I call it the Toddler Drawing Method.

Stop on red and go on green. But what to do with orange?
Many situations are orange; that means you can either stop or go.
Orange means freedom. It invites you to rely on your own judgement.
How do you react on orange?

Summertime.
Split them up and then combine.
Plenty of Summer. Plenty of Time.
Happy Summer to you too!

And Happy Birthday to you, Gtje! 

“I realized that I didn’t have to qualify my ideas. I could do anything I liked, it was only a question of how I did it that would make it original. I realized then that I could go on forever. “
– Vivienne Westwood