Real stories about family, life in Norway, personal growth, health, energy, adaptation, FitLine, PM International and the experiences that continue to shape our journey. This is where we collect thoughts, lessons, everyday moments and ideas that become more meaningful over time.
A place where we share what we experience ourselves: family moments, life in Norway, personal reflections, health, growth, new opportunities and the people who inspire us along the way.
Some habits stay with you for years. At first, you think you control them. Then you kind of make deals with them. And one day you catch yourself thinking: how long am I going to keep putting this off?
It would be strange to pretend that money does not matter. When you have a family, children, life in another country and many questions about the future, the financial side matters. But for me, this new direction is not only about money. It is also about learning, the product, people, responsibility and the wish not to stand still.
After moving, I started looking at stability differently. When you have a family, you do not want to just wait. You want to slowly build something your family can rely on tomorrow.
When you start something new, it is easy to get excited too quickly, or to dismiss it just as quickly. I do not want to do either. I want to understand it first, see how it works in real life and only then speak to people honestly.
It is hard for me to talk about something that does not mean anything to me yet. That is why with FitLine it did not start with talking. It started with a simple decision: first, we needed to try it ourselves.
After moving to Norway, I started looking at small steps differently. Before, I often wanted to see a big result faster. Now I notice more and more that many important things begin with simple actions, the kind that are easy to overlook at first.
I do not want to recommend things to people that I do not use myself. For me, a recommendation only makes sense when there is not someone else’s story behind it, but my own experience.