Back at it

I have just come back from a few weeks with my family between Portugal and Spain.

Good food, beaches, long days together and, most importantly, time with fewer things competing for attention. I am aware of how much of a privilege that is, especially when places that feel so different from everyday life are only a short flight away from Switzerland.

I came back rested, but also with energy. There is something useful about leaving the normal routine for a while. Distance gives perspective: makes some things feel less important and others more obvious.

Now I am looking forward to getting back into it. There is plenty I want to work on, learn and move forward over the next few months.

A good break did not make me want to escape work. It made me more curious about what comes next.