I differentiated into different fields of interest from design to construction, traveled across continents and cultures, studied and developed my own concepts. Looking at my education: They wanted to teach students to be 100% independent, free minded and be able to continuously adapt in the current European fast moving economy. Each year a new schooling system, every 3 months we where moved into other classes with new students and always pushing us in new territories.These undergraduate studies at three universities in three years, around Europe. We focussed on business management, problem solving, finance, history, marketing and consumer behaviour in different countries, cultures and operating within them. With a scholarship offer from Domus Academy for a Master in Business Design. They teached me to work with different project disciplines, cultures, ways of working, chaos/perfection of Italian clients and so on. Every six weeks, one new project for 12 months straight. Working for Barilla, United colours of Benetton group, UNIEURO and several smaller design and product firms. Here I found that this is my drill: pushing forward, determine the lines, create & destroy, pull people together and do close the gaps of understanding between different fields. Pushing creative drive forward and connect it with reality. Understanding local realities in a fast perspective is important to evaluate to see what their position is towards you as a person, community, country and business concept.I believe I am good at this holistic way of working. To me, the future of good concepts with long-term positive financial outlooks is about layered approaches in time, place and actions. In general physical movement is essential for people in the concept development industry, because we have to see things, take part in local habits, see what keeps people awake at night, submerge in sub cultures, art and all things happening. You need this to stay on top of the game.