Life artistery – DLHF – David Lilljebjörn Hagedorn Freelancing

Sunday – the most free day of the week!

Another one of them Sundays
What better day, to make the most of time and spend the day 50% constructive, in a life quality way, and 50% with wellness, personal time and family life?

I start my morning with a healthy breakfast and some soft music, writing down 10 things I’m grateful for on my phone, writing some supportive and apreciative texts to a friend and I then proceed to get into my shirt and jacket and head to a café in the city to do some jobs for some clients and make this entry.

I will also do a heavy functional workout at Sats this afternoon or evening, and I have a business meeting with a client in a hotel lobby café and bar at 7pm.

I’m also solving some minor things today.

“The impediment to action advances action, what stands in the way becomes the way”
-Marcus Aurelius

Sometimes we must constructively solve what can be solved in order to move on with life. Well, let it be solved then. Let the way be cleared. Don´t stand in the way in the wrong way.

I usually don´t really care so much about what day it is, I care more about the potential of the day and how to make the most of it.

Make the most of Sunday out there!

Glimpses of my career and lifestyle

Life is special moments

The things you do can often be done with more beauty, more intention, more soul. Perhaps it’s skipping rope in a majestic setting with music that moves you, or planning your week from the calm of a spa, or working with clarity in a hotel sky bar overlooking the world. Perhaps it´s working distance while backpacking? Perhaps it´s exploring new areas of the city and new commerce while getting on with your business day? Perhaps it´s as simple as to buy flowers for your home. Real flowers. And let it blossom for a while. The blossoming is temporary, yet it was eternal. What can be more meaningful than to blossom and to let things blossom?

Life is seizing the days in a way that also builds better tomorrows.

We are not promised a tomorrow—yet it will likely come. So let us live with passion and wholehearted commitment: present in the moment, mindful of the future.

Be a life artist