Everything on Hagen Growth starts here – the mindset, the habits, and the systems that turn ideas into change. For years, the philosophy behind Hagen Growth existed only in fragments – shaped by experience but never written down. This page brings it together. Here you’ll find the core ideas that explain how lasting growth happens […]
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The space between endings and beginnings This week, I closed a chapter of my life. I finished my last day at my job here in Thailand, left the country, and are soon on my way back home. It was a week of mixed emotions – the peace and relief of stepping out of something that
Emotion pulls, structure protects This week was mixed. I wrapped up the final preparations for the Hagen Growth relaunch, and everything at work moved smoothly. But the excitement of being so close brought its own challenge: impatience. Staying connected to the plan – instead of acting on the emotional pull – became the real test
When progress becomes ordinary Since getting back into my work and training routines, most weeks have come with clear highs or lows. This one didn’t. It was the first week without dramatic shifts or standout moments. It was a week of true neutrality – truly unremarkable – but that’s exactly what made this week so
The week I stopped fighting the wrong problem Last week I pushed myself too far after a difficult exam, and the fatigue carried into this one. It took me longer than it should to accept that simple truth, and the delay created more tension than the fatigue itself. Once I recognized it, the rest of
The cost of overreaching My systems were working, my training was improving, I did my work at a high level, and I felt consistently in control. But this week broke that streak. I pushed myself too hard at the wrong moment – and spent the rest of the week dealing with the consequences. Week 46
The cost of access This week tested how well my systems could hold under pressure. Between exams, shifting schedules, and entering final weeks at my part-time job, I had to rely on structure both as a plan and as a safety net. I learned that efficiency isn’t just about better organization – it’s also about
Structure creates space This week I looked at how to make my work more efficient – how to save energy so I could feel and perform better in both work, training, and my relationships. I focused on improving my systems and tightening my daily structure, aiming to manage my time and mental energy more deliberately.
Testing the system After refinding my direction last week, this week was all about maintaining the rhythm and staying consistent in training and work. This week, I met challenges – creative fatigue and external factors influenced my week, and proved how fragile my systems still are. This week showed that consistency isn’t built by momentum
Returning to rhythm After several months of inconsistency and instability, this week was about rebuilding consistency and finding rhythm. I’ve spent the past months drifting without direction, but I’ve now regained clarity and built a realistic plan – grounded in the same principles that once helped me rebuild myself and later shaped Hagen Growth. The
