More than a week has passed since I packed most of my belongings and moved to Switzerland. Time flies, and with the amount of things to do here, to organize and to explore, it will probably not slow down. But at the same time I want to try my best not to let time fly by unconsciously – I want to be here for every little moment that will eventually become the building blocks of this new chapter of my life.
Read moreOne photo every hour and the day of life hacks
Yesterday I thought it’d be a fun idea to bring you along on a day in my life. One photo every hour, how hard can it be? Turns out it didn’t work out quite as I had planned – half of the time I turned the alarm off (work flow, on the toilet, etc…) and forgot to take a photo. So bear with me, it’s not exactly every hour. But I thought that could also be a good metaphor for life, that life rarely goes as planned.
Read moreThe wake-up call
I came home from Nepal at the end of October filled with an emotional cocktail of exhaustion, confusion and relief. I spent the first few weeks at home in Sweden together with my family, my immediate HACE symptoms quickly went away and I was even able to start training a little bit: some trail running, strength training and indoor climbing.
Read moreThe story of how I got HACE
It was the October 24th. Not even two weeks ago as I’m writing this. It feels like another lifetime. I was in Nepal to climb Himlung Himal 7126 m, and although I knew already beforehand that things rarely go as planned on expeditions, I was of course hoping that I would finally get to stand on the summit of my first 7000 m peak.
Read moreMont Blanc in one day ✅
Ever since moving to Chamonix three years ago I’ve been gazing up at the summit of Mont Blanc, clearly visible from the valley, wondering if I could do it in one day. It’s a pretty big undertaking with 30 km distance and almost 4000 m of continuous elevation gain (and loss).
Read moreHealth before performance
Before performance even comes in question, being in good health is my first priority. Once a year I do a health test at @mediserahealth to keep my blood values in check. After a few years of issues with iron, this time my results looked really good! That’s a great start to my preparations for the expedition in Nepal this October.
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