About Us

Åsa Burman did her doctorate in practical philosophy at Lund University. She specializes in social ontology in her research, and is passionate about educational development. She previously worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company. Åsa has been a Fulbright scholar at the University of California, Berkeley, where she also discovered practical dissertation writing. At the beginning of 2023, her book Nonideal social ontology: The power view was released. New York: Oxford University Press.

Henrik Levinsson is assistant professor in psychology at Lund University. His research concerns autonomy and is in the borderland between psychology, philosophy and medicine. Henrik has a genuine interest in educational development work, and he has received an educational award for best lecturer. In 2012, he was appointed as a Qualified Teaching Practitioner (QTP) by the Pedagogical Academy at the Faculty of Social Sciences at Lund University. Henrik currently teaches and supervises the psychology program. He has been working at Finish On Time since 2017.

Jenny Rickardsson has a PhD and is a licensed psychologist with an emphasis on the B in CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy. Her experience ranges from clinical work with children and adults to teaching psychology and journalism. Jenny works at Karolinska University Hospital and her research area is digital treatment with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Previously, Jenny worked as a journalist and she is still driven by the desire to convey exciting and important psychological knowledge in an understandable and useful way. She is the author of the book I think I have to talk to someone: A guide to therapy (Natur&Kultur 2014) .

Linde Lindkvist is associate professor in human rights at Enskilda Högskolan in Stockholm and an analyst at the Institute for Human Rights in Lund. In his research, he is mainly interested in issues related to the history of human rights, children's rights and freedom of religion. His thesis from Lund University was published by Cambridge University Press, 2017 with the title Religious freedom and the universal declaration of human rights.

Caroline Uggla has a PhD in evolutionary anthropology (University College, London). She now works as a researcher in demography at SUDA, the Department of Sociology at Stockholm University and Åbo Akademi. Caroline works in research projects that use Swedish and Finnish register data to study patterns in family formation and partner choice, as well as its consequences. After reading the Finish On Time book, Caroline was taken by the method and is passionate about it reaching as many people as possible. She uses the unit method and the 80/20 principle on a daily basis to both feel good and to find time for her various projects. In 2023, she will publish a popular science book by Natur&Kultur.

Miriam Thegel has a PhD in Roman languages, with a focus on Spanish linguistics, and employed as a postdoctoral fellow at Uppsala University. Her current research project is linked to KU Leuven in Belgium. Miriam's research interests primarily concern semantics and grammaticalization. In addition to research, she also has a deep commitment to teaching. Among other things, she has received pedagogical development funds to start a mentoring program at the Department of Modern Languages ​​at Uppsala University and she has also been the leader of a project in teacher auscultation.

Katarina Mårtensson has a PhD in higher education and pedagogical development and works as a professor at Lund University. She has a genuine interest in and great commitment to pedagogy. Katarina has worked with pedagogical development in higher education for the past 20 years. Through workshops and courses for doctoral students, teachers, supervisors, leaders and other teaching staff from the entire university, she provides support in the work to develop teaching and education. Katarina's research concerns, among other things, collegiality, professional development and leadership, and she has editorial experience from several international journals.

Ann-Marie has spent her professional life within the Swedish Post and she knows everything about domestic and international parcels as well as customs declarations. Per-Åke wraps all packages well and rushes quickly to the nearest delivery points as soon as the order arrives . Ann-Marie and Per-Åke are Åsa Burman's parents. They support their daughter and the business in many different ways, including providing an entire room for the roughly 2,000 books in the warehouse.