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Superb talk by Tony Christiansen

April 27, 2010

Over the weekend I had the privilege to attend a talk by Tony Christiansen. You may not have heard of this extraordinary man, so if you want to know more about him and how amazing his life is despite his handicap, just read about him here on his official Tony Christiansen website.
Listening to him was [...]

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Have you registered your toddlers?

January 23, 2010

Only a couple of weeks ago I learned from some experienced mothers that you need to register your kids to primary schools very early on if you want them to go to some good schools. I was shocked to learn that parents actually register their 2 or 3 year olds to primary schools already! All [...]

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Change of learning curve

January 17, 2010

Now that I’m in business for myself, I find that the things I learned while being an employee are useful but I still have a steep learning curve when being on my own. Most of the time I talk to lots of people and therefore need to be at least an interesting person to hold [...]

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My son wanted to swim naked!

October 19, 2009

I have wanted to start Ryan on swimming some months ago, but all I did was talk and talk and talk and then came the H1N1 and I chickened out bringing him to a public pool. But we did buy him his swimsuit, and it waited patiently to be worn. Then some weeks back the [...]

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Too early for lessons on delayed gratification and financial education for my 2-year old?

September 30, 2009

I’ve never really known how to teach a child about delayed gratification. I guess we have tried to teach Ryan about this in a subconscious manner where we ask of him to save or postpone something for later.
But I do not expect a child of 2 years to naturally save something for the future if [...]

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