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Claus Mikosch: February 2015

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Sunday, February 15, 2015. Going on a journey. Writing or talking about change is relatively easy: You wrap a few thoughts into some fancy words, post them online or add them to a random conversation, that's it! But what about putting change into practice? In order to explore this question a bit more and also to prove that, at least sometimes, I actually listen to my own advice, I'm going to go on a journey. Have a look at this video to find out more:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Going on a journey.

Claus Mikosch: Unchaining the heart

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Sunday, April 12, 2015. Last week a friend took me to the old airport of Berlin Tempelhof. Nowadays it's a huge open field in the city, with mobile coffee shops, urban gardening plots and people walking, cycling and windsurfing on skateboards. Some even come here to have sex, I was told. With big white clouds passing slowly across the blue sky it was a great day to do some timelapse photography. So I got my camera out, mounted it on a tripod and placed it in the middle of what used to be the runway.

Claus Mikosch: May 2015

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Monday, May 11, 2015. Just fucking do it. Have you ever rode a bicycle with the seat being far too low? Not nice, right? For the last six weeks I've done exactly that. Why? Because every time I got the bike out and remembered that I need to change the seat, I was too lazy to go up and get the tools. When I finally got round to do it I went for a ride afterwards and couldn't believe how much I had tortured myself over the last weeks. I mean, how stupid can you be? You have calls to make? Subscribe to: Pos...

Claus Mikosch: Enjoy the ride

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Thursday, November 20, 2014. Remember happiness is a way of travel, not a destination. Blablabla. Sometimes I hate all these stupid quotes! They can sound so real and promising when you read them but reality is often a totally different story. Em, no thanks. To change the habit I decide on taking the train. Seems like a good idea – in times of climate change and with the fast-paced life all around us it's nice to slow down a bit and use a slightly more sustainable form of transport. After indulging in a ...

Claus Mikosch: The art of cleaning your arse

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Thursday, March 12, 2015. The art of cleaning your arse. Our conversation was heading towards a dead end road. Why? Because my friend had just pulled out what seemed the final, unbeatable argument: Money! We were discussing why people fail to make ethical choices when they are shopping and he said that most of us simply can't afford to buy organic food, fairtrade clothes and other so-called 'green' products. To make his point he used the example of toilet paper:. If you can't afford eco toilet paper, or ...