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Fear of the future

“The best therapy against fear of the future – believe in the future” Helmut Glaßl

Hello target group,

The first time I heard something like “future fear” was years ago. It was Christmas Eve. Everyone drank something and one or the other became more talkative. There came the issue that the employment contract was not extended and then probably no new work will be found, due to the age and it would probably end ALG2 (HartzIV).

A hero is dead

The hero of my life. He was always there for me, never did great things, but much that made my life in this world much better.

I never thought that I would write something like this as the first blog entry in a new blog but my father passed away, in the night from Monday to Tuesday the sad thing is that I still wrote with him at 10 pm and he was still online a little later, so is 22:07, the last thing I read about him and at 22.11 he looked at WahtsApp for the last time.

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