EMEA - Europe, Middle-East and Africa

I took a long trip again. Long as in hectic, not really long term nor far away.
Went to Tel Aviv, Israel first for a couple of days.

Met up with some people I work with and had a very productive meeting about company structuring for the future. Interesting and very satisfied with this! It means I can work a bit more focused on the tasks at hand instead of the administration - I don’t do administrative work anymore, it takes too much time and I’m not organized at all. Actually I’m a firm believer in having my work as unstructured chaos to actually be able to commit and execute. Might sound strange, but time has proven the concept to work for me. Just need to have skilled people around me that can help out with the things that doesn’t work under that form of working.

After Israel we took a trip to Salamas beduin camp ‘Sawa’ (which means unity in the language of the Beduins), located in Sinai, on the Aqaba coast of Egypt. This is the third time I’m there and this time I stayed for 3 days and just chilled! I did almost nothing! Just ate, drank fresh juices and I read a danish book called Spin by Per Helge Sørensen - it was quite amusing.

I really enjoy being in Sinai. It’s the one of the most relaxing place in the world for me right now - paralleled only surprisingly by Central Park in New York. Something about that place just takes away all my stress.

After a total of 8 days away I’m now more eager to execute. Especially the Playble-project is getting more and more focus from me. Playble is already getting media attention and I’m afraid it’s getting too much right now - we haven’t really gone out with any press release or anything, I don’t want it to become a hype that noone will care about when it’s actually released. But I guess I will have to control that myself.