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  • Give Yourself a Chance: Developing inner strength

    You’ve got to find yourself first. Everything else will follow,” the Canadian author Charles De Lint once said. Quite, but is everyone given the time? Tennis as a toddler Tennis player Andre Agassi had a tough father who loved tennis. After failed ‘attempts’ to transform his eldest kids into tennis prodigies, Andre’s father was determined…

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  • Give yourself a chance: My new year resolution

    Time is finite but, unlike money, time is also replenished every second,” the entrepreneur and writer Seth Godin once said. So as I wish you ‘Happy New Year’, dear readers, here’s hoping you can reach all the goals you’ve set this coming year. Also I’d like to wish you all a year full of good…

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  • Give Yourself a Chance: Give and take

    I’ve heard so many times people claiming they want to be entrepreneurs. They want to have the ‘car of the year’ and have the freedom to choose where and with whom they spend their time. They want to live life as if it was a constant party every day. Comes at a cost Desiring things…

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  • Give Yourself a Chance: Carving your way into Denmark

    Have you ever heard of the term ‘social selling’? According to its practitioners, it’s a new way of selling that doesn’t need you to work ‘in sales’ or to be a sales expert. Your main focus could be human resources or accounting, but you can still socially sell. Either way, social selling is here to…

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  • Give Yourself a Chance: To me integration means …

    Recently, a major Danish media vehicle hired a Syrian refugee as an intern and started a discussion about ‘How to make it in Denmark’. My impression was that the goal of its series of articles was to discuss whether Denmark offers enough opportunities for immigrants and refugees, and in general to bring more nuances to…

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  • Give yourself a chance: Learning from experience

    My name is Carlos, a Brazilian happily living in Odense. I have a degree in business administration from PUC in Sao Paulo. I also studied economics for three years before deciding that the marginal cost of pursuing economics was higher than the marginal happiness derived from it. (That was a bad economics joke.) The big…

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  • Just say it as it is: Do yourself a favour

    The extension of the restrictions in Denmark means home-schooling a tween and working from home continues in our house – any other parent out there wishing they had a teacher qualification just to help their child with maths?  Utter frustration daily. Easing the panic If you are dealing with all of this and looking for…

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