Journal

You Don't Have a Spending Problem. You Have This.
You Don't Have a Spending Problem. You Have This.
Nobody wants to hear they have a spending problem — and honestly, that's not even the right diagnosis. The spending is just the symptom. The actual problem is the wanting... Read more...
Your Ego Has No Bottom
Your Ego Has No Bottom
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The Day My Wife Accidentally Named My Book
The Day My Wife Accidentally Named My Book
Sergiu. You buy a lot of stuff you do not need or use. That's enough." My wife wasn't naming a book when she said it — she was just done... Read more...
This Summer Will Cost You More Than Money
This Summer Will Cost You More Than Money
Every June, your feed fills with boarding passes and rooftop bars — and suddenly your fine, ordinary life feels behind. This post breaks down how the travel industry monetizes FOMO,... Read more...
Stop Measuring Your Life Against Someone Else’s Highlight Reel
Stop Measuring Your Life Against Someone Else’s Highlight Reel
Stop measuring your life against someone else’s highlight reel. This post explores how social media comparison distorts success, why your progress should be measured against your own values, and why... Read more...
Redefining Success in a Hustle-Obsessed World
Redefining Success in a Hustle-Obsessed World
Why Sustainable Ambition Matters More Than Ever For years, success has been sold to us in a familiar package: Work harder.Earn more.Achieve more.Want more. The message is everywhere. Social media... Read more...
The €10,000 Shirt You Should Never Buy
The €10,000 Shirt You Should Never Buy
The €10,000 Shirt You Should Never Buy There are normal T-shirts, there are expensive T-shirts, there are luxury T-shirts that cost more than a weekend away, and then there is... Read more...
The Meaning Behind THAT’S ENOUGH
The Meaning Behind THAT’S ENOUGH
THAT’S ENOUGH is a reminder to want less, live more, and stop letting excess define your life. Read more...
Why wanting less gives you more
How to escape the pressure of excess
The story behind THAT’S ENOUGH
Minimal living without looking boring
Why “enough” is not giving up