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Dutch Quirk #6: Live by their agendas when making plans
['Katrien Nivera', 'Third Culture Kid Katrien Has Been Working As A Writer', 'Editor At Dutchreview For Over Two Years', 'Originally Moving To The Netherlands As A Tween. Equipped With A Bachelor S In Communication', 'Media', 'A Master S In Political Communication', 'She S Here To Stay For Her Passion For Writing', 'Whether It S Current Dutch Affairs', 'The Energy Market', 'Or Universities. Just Like The Dutch']
DutchReview
Call the Dutch old-fashioned or technophobic, but you can pry their agendas out of their cold, dead hands.
For many people, the act of making plans doesn’t usually involve a pause to whip out an agenda and see if they can schedule you in.
You might find it uptight, but it’s actually quite a compassionate way to think of making plans, especially in contrast with typical Dutch directness.
One thing we can learn from Dutchies is their mindset for organisation and planning — with an agenda, you’ll rarely miss an appointment or be late for a social function again!
Dutch agenda culture is not for those who want to use their highlighters, washi tape, and expect to have beautiful handwriting with calligraphy brushes.
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