Peter Simon Fenkart

Two complex concepts, two sides of the same coin: if we do not consciously exercise our will and decide nothing for ourselves, we are not really free. Freedom - a big word that (supposedly) means different things to different people. Some - and that is probably many people - understand freedom to mean the absence of constraints...

Dissatisfied? When their job or relationship isn't working out, many people distract themselves. They fall into the opinion trap and prefer to discuss coronavirus, the war in Ukraine or parliamentary allowances instead of solving their own problems. They are preoccupied with things they cannot influence and are becoming increasingly dissatisfied. The better strategy is...

Crises are turning points. Because from here life can go in the right direction again or go completely wrong, it is important to make good decisions. Those who honestly surrender in a crisis will find a reliable way out of it. The decision master's emergency aid kit can also serve you well here. Puppy bonus is a great thing. Small dogs can...

For many people, making good decisions seems as unattainable as higher mathematics. They put off the decision-making process, get lost in endless lists of pros and cons or fall back into the automatic mode of the familiar. Without good decisions, life stagnates. That's why the decision fugitive needs a different strategy to move forward. The plane climbs continuously....

Happiness and success are siblings. They occur together and influence each other. And they can be influenced themselves. Mastering the art of making the right decisions opens the door to happiness and success. With a little guidance, anyone can learn this art. Happiness is a loaded term. Because we demand a lot from happiness...