I am often asked where I find the time to pursue my various activities. Unfortunately, I don’t really have an answer. I don’t have the feeling that I do very much. Okay, it always depends on who you’re comparing yourself to. But I do indeed have a lot of time. Time to pursue different things. S\u00f8ren Schaffstein played a major role in making this possible. He motivated me to think more about my time. <\/p>\n
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I can still remember it like it was yesterday. We sat together for a while late one summer evening and S\u00f8ren told me that he was doing various experiments with vegetables in the garden. What grows well where? Which variety can be planted as an alternative? What can be eaten and how? I think I’ve cooked quite a lot in my life and know quite a lot. <\/p>\n
That evening I learned a lot more about vegetables. I also know that S\u00f8ren is a gifted photographer. Also something that takes a lot of time at this high level. And he works as the managing director of a software company. I first asked myself how he does it, and then him. His simple answer: I don’t watch television. <\/p>\n