Quality of Life

quality of life is the new success

this is about how your life actually goes

Whether you’d choose the place you live in again. Whether the work is worth doing. Whether your health and your head are holding up. Whether you’re giving something back.

the direction

create (y)our ideal world

The useful question is what a good day looks like for you.

Enough good days make a good life. That’s your ideal world, not a perfect one, but one you’d love to live in. As a person, at work and in your city.

The dot on the horizon guiding your decisions along the way.

a meaningful life
beyond consumerism

Enough instead of more, time that’s truly yours, an ordinary day you’d choose again.

work worth doing
beyond profit

Work that fits your life and adds something real. Where the days ask the best of you without taking everything, and profit follows the work instead of driving it.

a living city
beyond GDP

Somewhere good to be alive, where the cost of living leaves room to live, and a street where people know each other.

the reading

know where you stand

You’ve imagined your ideal world. Now see where you stand today and know what to do next.

The Ideal World Compass is a free reflection tool that reads your life across 17 reference points.

You’ll receive a personalised canvas showing your current position, your direction, and the changes that can make the biggest difference.

Take it again in six months and you’ll see the progress you made.

free, no sign-up.

The 17 are the Living Goals. see all of them →

Business Hippie Club


I run the Quality of Life tour, city by city – having coffeetalks with residents and employees about how life and work actually feel. Passing through, or fancy a chat? → contact me
Peace, Love and Happiness

Ps. I read businesses and cities too. A manufacturer or hotel. A municipality, or regional authority. I find out where your people actually stand, the direction to go and what to do about it.


my perspectives

your life

your business

your city

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    a place that knows you

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And you? What do you wish for, or fight for?