Category: Authenticity Confessions
333 Posts
Stop procrastination with the One Crumb Rule
Authenticity Confessions, Moral Economy, Our Toxic Culture Confessions
Is this our Zeitgeist?
Ten New Year resolutions for 2023
Things you can reasonably expect when you start blogging consistently. Hey, this blog post even comes with a Picasso quote at the end!! Cool, right? Neh, not really. But it’s a good post.
Since this blog reads like an old school letter to a good friend… Digging a little deeper. Discussing options in a shisha bar.
Meditation exercise to take your energy back. Stop giving away your power to other people
That bloody comfort zone again. Safe and dissatisfied
What am thinking while listening to an audiobook about Borderline Personality Disorder by Thomas Erlberg, borderline expert
Letting go… of all of it
Protected: Feverish creativity thanks to the cat and mouse dynamic that is so attractive to me. Understanding why I fell for her in such an uncommonly devoted way
Protected: The inspiration of a broken heart
Protected: She opened my Pandora’s box. We both tried to close it, but couldn’t
Protected: Preparing for my first Ayahuasca experience
Protected: What I’ve been up to
Welcoming the most unnerving thing :: Sitting in silence
Treating myself right
Protected: How I tried to avoid pain and why I should stop
Am not a racist, I just like to surround myself with things that energize me and remind me to tough it out
Authenticity Confessions, health, food, nutrition, exercising, daily habits
Get your heart rate up, lift your mood, burn some calories. I feel better after two hours on a stationary bike
Protected: The ideal woman for me. Tools for manifesting abundance
The unusually intimate diary of a responsible hedonist (6) :: Getting what you want in life. Jocko Willink is right, discipline equals freedom
Have always avoided selfies and having my picture taken. But hey, in keeping with the new ‘fuck it’ mentality and since this is after all Project Authenticity…
When you really stop caring about politics and quit ‘saving the world’. Hello Fun Fridays. We check out a new restaurant every week
The unusually intimate diary of a responsible hedonist (5) :: The hunger pangs of ambition
Protected: Poem as found in an old notebook from three years ago
Protected: Daily hand-written letters, daily poems. She walks off and texts: ‘The two of us could indeed conquer the world’
Protected: I loved her and I loved loving and celebrating her any which way possible, including bombarding her with romantic poems. Voyage through your senses paysage
Protected: Blitzpoetry written for My Six Foot Fay while waiting for students
Protected: The rainbow poem. When a man loves a woman he… does syrupy sweet things… apparently
Protected: A love that’s… too good to be true. Romantic poetry anno 2022. Pictured is the fancy Slovak bakery Chez Balzac
Protected: Rhymes to make short bus rides in between classes go faster
Protected: Lebanese lambada. Amorous poem for the one who got under my skin
Protected: Romantic poem for a passionate introverted perfectionist
Protected: Romantic poem for a highly unusual amorous bond
Protected: The unusually intimate diary of a responsible hedonist (4) :: Love loving you
Protected: The unusually intimate diary of a responsible hedonist (3) :: My daily bread
Authenticity Confessions, Erotic Confessions
Protected: The unusually intimate diary of a responsible hedonist (2) :: A day in Vienna with, Markus, my teacher of German
Protected: The unusually intimate diary of a responsible hedonist (1)
Protected: Operation Achilles, sub operation of Operation Bagration
Protected: Birthday gift for new friend
What’s in a Friday? Board games + great food + deep conversations
What’s in a Thursday?
What’s in a Wednesday? Making money without a boss
What’s in a Tuesday? Teaching English at companies in Europe. Adventures of the self-employed
Protected: If you’re going through hell keep going.
What’s in a Monday? Too old and too obscure to join club 27
What’s in a Sunday?
Protected: Strolling through Bratislava (=Emptyslava) on Saturday at 7 am
