Travels around the world have taken me through highs and lows, rich and poor, ups and downs. It always surprises me to see that the most developed countries and well-off populations have the highest tendency to complain, criticise and have... Continue Reading →
No. 14 At least half of the Dutch population would only think of one phenomenon when you mention number 14. Especially when it's related to sports. Johan Cruijff owns the number 14 as he worn it through most of his... Continue Reading →
The disappointment is shocking when Winston capitulates at the end of 1984. "He loved Big Brother". But Orwell knew that the human race is stubborn and that you can often only change behavior by playing on their fears. 'End good... Continue Reading →
If you stop dreaming, you stop believing. If you stop believing, you stop moving. If you stop moving, you are standing still. This might be acceptable for some, but undesired for many.How to cope with dreams not being fulfilled, as it happens... Continue Reading →
Nobody could tell it more explicit then Jack Nicholson in 'A few good men'. In this case making his point that only a certain caliber of men could survive out-there where laws were made inferior to ensure safety and survival. The truth is... Continue Reading →
How do you separate a good day from a bad day? Most people will use yesterday as a reference for today. Making it a better or a worse day. Are you trending up or down? This seems a fair way... Continue Reading →
Anticipation of things which could happen drives many behaviors in western live. Caution, care and prevention lead to daily life decisions westerners make. Whether it is crossing a road, bringing an umbrella, taking vitamin or having a plan B for... Continue Reading →
How many likes? Friends? Retweets? Endorsements? Visits? Gigabites?Destinations? Days? The measurement has moved from 'how much' to 'how many'. And the numerical results presents large emotional value. Affection, appreciation, respect from others and reflection of personal existence. Numbers have always... Continue Reading →
On The Contrary 