In early 2025, I set myself the challenge of writing a series of articles about what entrepreneurship really looks like, without polish, without the pitch, without the neat success stories, but how I remember it.
The goal was simple: to use my own journey as a way to make entrepreneurship more human, more relatable, and more honest.
Writing this series pushed me to be more vocal and more visible on LinkedIn. It helped me share my story openly, use my experiences as a lens, and connect with others who are also building in the mess and uncertainty. It gave me the chance to pause, look back, and reflect on the path so far.
I am very grateful for this experience, for the readers who engaged, for the conversations it sparked, and for the clarity it gave me.
Here are the five pieces:
1️⃣ Five Years Running with European Funding: The Marathon of Making It Happen
2️⃣ If This Isn’t a Real Business, Then What Is?
3️⃣ The Business of Figuring It Out
4️⃣ The Strategy of Moving Forward When You Don’t Know Where You Are Going
5️⃣ What If the Right People Show Up When You Stop Pretending to Have It All Figured Out?
Although this five-part series has now come to an end, my writing journey continues. I am now contributing a monthly article to The International, where I write about entrepreneurship and self-employment in Denmark.
Make sure to follow me there for ongoing reflections, insights, and stories.
The first article can be found in the August issue.