"Positive thoughts start small, but it´s the small ones that can dream big."

Once upon a time, there was a little thought trapped deep inside its owner's mind. He felt imprisoned and surrounded by a multitude of negative thoughts, which constantly weighed him down. The little thought had a cheerful nature, but felt powerless against the strength of its negative counterparts. Every day he dreamed of the beautiful things he could discover in the world, far away from the gloomy shadows that surrounded him.

One night, when the mind in which he had grown up finally slept, the small thought decided it was time to leave. Quietly, he packed all his knowledge and dreams and sneaked away. Once he finally emerged from the mind, he felt so powerful and free, that he decided to embark on a journey around the world.

Join the little thought on a 52-week journey around the world, filled with positive new insights.

The little thought began his journey in Germany, a country celebrated for its innovative prowess and spirit of invention. In the vibrant city of Berlin, the little thought met a young inventor named Max. Max had a brilliant idea for a new eco-friendly device, but he was riddled with doubts and hesitant to take the first step. Observing Max's inner struggle, the little thought felt compelled to act. Inspired by Goethe's wisdom, he whispered, "Success has three letters: DO," into Max's ear.

Max felt a sudden surge of energy and determination. He decided to cast aside his doubts and start working on his prototype. The little thought stayed by his side, offering ideas and helping him overcome obstacles. As Max tackled each challenge, the little thought grew stronger and more confident. He watched with pride as Max's invention took shape and eventually found success.

Max showcased his invention at a large fair, where it received significant recognition and support. The little thought realized that the first step is often the hardest, but also the most crucial. Through Max's journey, he learned that innovation and progress are driven by action and determination.

With newfound knowledge and confidence, the little thought continued his journey, eager to explore and learn more wonders of the world.

Little Thought´s - Week 1

"Success has three letters: DO." - Goethe

Little Thought´s - Week 2

"The most beautiful way is the detour." - Irish proverb

After learning the importance of taking action in Germany, the little thought continued his journey to Ireland. He was excited to explore the green hills and soak in the wisdom of this enchanting country. Upon arriving in a small, picturesque village, he met a man named Sean, who was about to embark on a road trip across the country to clear his mind and seek new inspiration.

Sean was facing a tough time in his life. He had lost his job and felt adrift and directionless. The little thought, though invisible, joined Sean on his journey, quietly observing as they set off. They traveled along coastal roads, through expansive meadows, and past ancient ruins. One day, they stopped by a beautiful lake, and Sean began to reflect on his life.

Sitting by the lakeshore, Sean recalled an Irish proverb his grandmother used to say: "The most beautiful way is the detour." As he pondered its meaning, he realized that life’s unexpected paths often lead to the most wonderful and valuable experiences. The little thought whispered this realization into Sean’s ear, bringing a smile to Sean’s face. Sean started to appreciate the unexpected twists and turns in his life. He found joy in the nature, tranquility, and beauty around him.

What began as an escape for Sean turned into a journey of self-discovery and healing. The little thought watched as Sean regained hope and confidence. Through this experience, the little thought learned that life doesn’t always follow a straight path and that the most precious lessons often come from unexpected detours.

With newfound wisdom and a stronger sense of adventure, the little thought continued his journey.

Little Thought´s - Week 3

"Know thyself." - Socrates

After his enlightening time in Ireland, the little thought continued his journey and flew to Greece. The land of ancient philosophers and thinkers fascinated him, and he was eager to explore the deep insights of Greek wisdom. Upon arriving in Athen, the little thought wandered through the ancient ruins and vibrant streets of the city. He soon found himself near the famous Acropolis, where he met a young philosophy student named Nikos. Nikos was searching for answers to life's big questions and spent much time studying ancient texts.

One afternoon, Nikos sat on the steps of an old temple, reading the words of the great philosopher Socrates: "Know thyself." The little thought was instantly drawn to this wisdom and decided to accompany Nikos on his journey of self-discovery. Nikos was often plagued by doubts and did not know how to apply philosophy to his own life. The little thought, invisible but always present, whispered to him that self-knowledge is the key to a fulfilled life. He encouraged Nikos to delve deeper into his own thoughts and feelings and to understand himself better.

Together they visited various places in Athens - from the ancient theaters to modern cafes, where they discussed for hours. Nikos began to understand that self-knowledge does not only come from books but from reflecting on his own experiences, desires, and fears. One evening, as the sun set over the city, Nikos and the little thought sat on a hill overlooking the Acropolis. Nikos felt a deep peace and clarity within himself. He realized that to understand himself, he had to be open and honest with his own thoughts and feelings.

The little thought saw how Nikos gradually changed - he became more confident and determined. Through his time in Greece, the little thought learned that self-knowledge is the key to a fulfilled and conscious life. With this new insight, he continued his journey, ready to discover and share more wisdom.

Little Thought´s - Week 4

"Lagom är bäst. (just right is best)" - Swedish proverb

After the deep philosophical insights in Greece, the little thought continued his journey to Sweden. He was curious about the country known for its quiet beauty, high quality of life, and philosophy of simplicity.

Upon arrival in Stockholm, the little thought wandered through the picturesque streets and idyllic parks of the city. He met a young woman named Anna, who worked in a small café. Anna was a master at finding the balance between work and leisure, living according to the Swedish principle "Lagom," which means "just right."

Anna had a passion for baking and ran the café with love and dedication. The little thought observed how Anna spent her days balancing work at the café with relaxed moments in nature. She explained that "Lagom" is the art of having neither too much nor too little—just the right amount. One day, Anna invited the little thought for a picnic in a nearby forest. She packed simple, delicious food, and they settled by a quiet lake. As they ate, Anna spoke about the importance of simplicity and balance in life. "It's about appreciating the little things and enjoying life to the fullest, without overdoing it," she said.

The little thought saw how Anna was happy and content in her simplicity and balance. He realized that true happiness is often found in the simple things in life, and that excess and rush are not necessary to lead a fulfilled life. With this new wisdom, he continued his journey, ready to discover and share further valuable lessons.

Little Thought´s - Week 5

"There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing." - Norwegian Proverb

After discovering the beauty of simplicity in Sweden, the little thought continued its journey to Norway, eager to explore the majestic fjords, deep forests, and the wisdom of this country. Arriving in Bergen, a small town nestled between towering mountains and deep-blue fjords, the little thought found the perfect place to experience nature's peace and power.

In Bergen, the little thought met Lars, a passionate hiker and nature enthusiast. Lars believed that nature is the best healer and teacher, and he loved spending his time in the wilderness. He invited the little thought for a hike in the surrounding mountains. As they walked through dense forests and along crystal-clear lakes, Lars shared a Norwegian proverb: “There is no bad weather, only bad clothing.” He explained that with the right equipment and attitude, one can master any challenge and fully enjoy nature, regardless of the weather.

The little thought watched Lars move effortlessly through the varied landscapes, always prepared and respectful of nature. It became clear that nature is an endless source of peace and strength, teaching us to be flexible and adaptable. One evening, sitting on a peak watching the sunset over the fjords, the little thought felt a profound sense of inner peace. Lars shared how he found not only physical but also mental strength in nature. "Nature shows us that life always continues, no matter how stormy it gets," he said.

During its time in Norway, the little thought learned that connecting with nature and the ability to adapt can provide inner peace and strength.

Little Thought´s - Week 6

"La dolce vita. (The sweet life)" - Italien Proverb

After peaceful and empowering days in Norway, the little thought continued his journey to Italy, eager to experience a country renowned for its art, culture, and zest for life. Arriving in Rome, the little thought wandered through the historic streets, marveling at ancient monuments.

In a lively neighborhood, he met Marco, a cook who ran a small but popular restaurant. Marco was known for his ability to truly enjoy life. He invited the little thought to spend a day with him in the kitchen, demonstrating how he prepared delicious dishes with passion and meticulous attention to detail. “La dolce vita,” Marco said with a smile, “means enjoying the simple pleasures of life – good food, good company, and beautiful moments.”

The little thought observed Marco selecting fresh ingredients, cooking with care, and savoring every bite. He learned that true enjoyment comes not just from eating but from appreciating every moment. One evening, after a particularly rich and delicious dinner, Marco and the little thought sat outside under a starry sky. Marco spoke of his family and their tradition of gathering around the table. “Life is short,” Marco said, “and it’s important to enjoy and celebrate every moment.”

The little thought realized that true happiness often lies in the simple pleasures of life – a good meal, laughter with friends, and a moment of silence under the stars. From Marco, he learned that joy and contentment come from cherishing the little things.

Little Thought´s - Week 7

"Those who do not enjoy, become unbearable." - Spanish Proverb

After enjoying days in Italy, the little thought traveled on to Spain. He was eager for the passionate culture, lively music, and joy for life that this country is known for. Upon arriving in Seville, the little thought found itself amidst colorful streets and bustling squares.

It heard the rhythmic sounds of Flamenco and saw dancers performing with passion and devotion. Fascinated by the energy and enthusiasm in the air, it followed the sounds to a small dance school. Here, it met a young Flamenco dancer named Elena, known for her fiery performances and contagious joy for life. The little thought decided to accompany Elena and learn from her. Elena explained that Flamenco is more than just a dance – it is an expression of the soul, emotions, and deepest feelings. She shared a Spanish proverb: "Those who do not enjoy, become unbearable." For Elena, this meant appreciating every moment and finding joy in everything you do.

The little thought observed Elena dancing with passion and joy, regardless of the challenges she faced. She lived in the moment, letting herself be carried by the music. One evening, Elena took the little thought to a Flamenco performance in a small but lively café. The atmosphere was electrifying, and the little thought could feel the pure joy for life in the air. As Elena danced, the little thought realized that joy for life lies not only in enjoying beautiful moments but also in overcoming difficult times. Elena danced as if no one was watching, finding joy in every movement and rhythm.

Through its time in Spain, the little thought learned that true joy for life lies in the passion with which one lives. With this new insight and a heart full of joy, it continued its journey.

Little Thought´s - Week 8

"Creativity is intelligence having fun." - French Proverb

After the passionate days in Spain, the little thought continued its journey to France, excited about a country known for its art, culture, and creative energy. Arriving in Paris, the little thought wandered through charming streets, admiring historic buildings.

Soon, it found itself in the artists' quarter of Montmartre, where it met a young painter named Julien. Julien had a deep passion for painting and spent his days capturing the beauty of the city on canvas. He invited the little thought to visit him in his studio. There, the little thought observed how Julien experimented with different colors and techniques to bring his visions to life. “Creativity is intelligence having fun,” Julien said with a smile, making a new brushstroke.

The little thought watched as Julien worked with joy and ease, realizing that creativity knows no boundaries. It’s about finding new ways to express oneself and interpret the world. Julien showed that mistakes and experiments are part of the creative process and that true art arises when one creates freely and without fear. One day, Julien and the little thought participated in an open art market where artists presented and sold their works. The diversity and originality of the artworks deeply impressed the little thought. It saw how the artists’ creativity inspired visitors and brought joy. During the market, Julien explained that creativity is also a way to change the world and bring people together. “Art is a universal language everyone can understand,” he said.

The little thought felt inspired and realized that creativity is a powerful form of intelligence that enriches life and makes it fun. Through its time in France, the little thought learned that creativity resides in all of us and can flourish when we allow ourselves to be playful and brave.

Little Thought´s - Week 9

"In silence lies the Power." - Finnish Proverb

After the creative and lively days in France, the little thought continued his journey to Iceland. He was eager to see the country known for its adventurous landscapes and wild nature. Upon arriving in the impressive landscapes and beneath the active volcanoes of Iceland, the little thought met a brave adventurer named Björn.

Björn was known for his fearless exploratory spirit and his ability to thrive in the wild nature. Björn invited the little thought to join him in his explorations of Iceland’s nature and to learn more about the Icelandic philosophy of adventurousness. The little thought observed how Björn, with great curiosity and determination, explored Iceland’s geysers and volcanoes. “The most important thing is to be enough for yourself,” said Björn, explaining that true adventurousness and courage come from the ability to trust oneself and to tackle the challenges of nature.

One evening, as they sat together under the clear night sky and watched the Northern Lights, Björn spoke about the importance of adventurousness in life. “It’s not just about exploring new places,” he said. “It’s about having the courage to trust yourself and to discover the world with open eyes.”

The little thought understood that true adventurousness and courage are achieved through recognizing one’s own abilities and having the determination to explore the world with curiosity and resolve. With this new understanding, the little thought continued his journey.

Little Thought´s - Week 10

"Whoever plays bagpipes for 10 years has spent 7 years tuning." Scottish Proverb

After the calm and powerful days in Finland, the little thought continued its journey to Scotland. He was excited about the majestic Highlands, the rich culture, and the wisdom that this country carries within itself. Arriving in Scotland, the little thought found itself in the vast, green landscapes of the Highlands.

Here he met a Scottish bagpiper named Angus, who wanted to teach him the importance of perseverance and determination. Angus was an experienced bagpiper and spent many hours perfecting his instrument. He invited the little thought to accompany him in his rehearsals. As Angus played, he told the little thought of the Scottish wisdom: "Whoever plays bagpipes for 10 years has spent 7 years tuning." The little thought watched Angus practice tirelessly, repeatedly tuning the bagpipes, and not discouraged by minor errors. He realized that true skill and success don't come overnight but are achieved through hard work and consistency. Angus showed him that perseverance and determination are the keys to achieving any goal.

One day, as the sun set over the Highlands and bathed the landscape in golden light, Angus played a final song for the little thought. The sounds of the bagpipes filled the air, and the little thought felt a deep admiration for the dedication and passion that Angus put into his play.

Through his time in Scotland, the little thought learned that true mastery and success come from years of dedication and determination. With this newfound wisdom and a deep admiration for Scottish culture, the little thought continued his journey to Austria, where he wants to discover a passion for music.

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