ARMIN SARJOU

Body · Business · Sound · Travel

Everythingcan berebuilt.

Transformation isn't a finish line — it's a practice. I've lost 50 kilograms and learned it isn't a straight line. I help organisations change how they work. And I write about the music that soundtracks all of it.

Armin Sarjou

— still a work in progress, happily.

01The Journey

Documented
DAY 1DAY 1
-50 KG-50 KG

the honest line — detours included

Plateaus, injuries, comebacks — a real transformation with the middle left in. Weekly posts, zero clickbait.

02Digital, done right

Try it

Is your transformation ready? Drag the dials.

Readiness57

Proceed — but sequence the work carefully.

03On the turntable

Click a record

Unknown Pleasures

Joy Division

Still the blueprint for tension.

9.3 / 10

Reviews and live coverage — one record, one honest paragraph, every week.

04Off the map

Stamped

the route so far — more pins pending

LIS

Lisbon '24

TYO

Tokyo '25

RAK

Marrakech '25

CPH

Copenhagen '26

Field notes from the road — where I went, what I ate, and the playlist every city left behind.

The video wall

Moments, on repeat.

Clips from every chapter — tap to play. This is the home base your social posts point back to.

About

Hi, I'm Armin.

A few years ago I weighed 50 kilograms more than I do today. Rebuilding my body taught me more about change than any framework ever did — that it's a practice, not a project, and that the middle part nobody claps for is where it actually happens.

By day I work in digital transformation, helping organisations change how they work rather than just what they buy. The lessons travel in both directions: what's true for a body is usually true for a business.

The rest of my time belongs to music and the road — records that rewire a mood, cities that reset a pace. This site is where all of it lives. Come for one chapter, stay for the throughline.

Based inGermany
Down50 kg, kept off
Day jobDigital transformation
On the shelfVinyl — always digging
Next stampTBD

The dispatch

Own the journey with me.

One email, now and then. New videos, what I'm learning, and the records on repeat. No spam — ever.