The most impressive way to get a good idea of what Europe looks like and should feel alike, is a trip to discover Brussels in Belgium. Home to the European Parliament and an impressively great diverse population, the city is a wonderful hub for your next vacation in Europe. I get that a lot of […]
Journey V: USA | May 2014 – September 2014. San Francisco, California, USA. Accompanied by two big bad ass road trips including Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, Las Vegas, Mojave Desert, Sacramento, San Simeon, and Mother Nature in awesome: Yosemite National Park. Also I enjoyed a break with a fabulous Virgin America flight to […]
1) Drinking a bottle of Finnish Vodka with Russians in an Irish Pub in California 2) Shocking a Malaysian friend with a German schnitzel size at Paulaner Pudong, Shanghai 3) Watching the final of the Football WorldCup 2014 with people from all over the world in the US and not noticing anything going […]
Spring Break 2014 – Journey IV: Hong Kong. Or China modified by the Brits with all the pros and cons. A week for job interviews, a visit to the international Hong Kong Open Source Conference, daytrips with friends, and two awesome days for me mountain biking. Hong Kong is getting closer to China and it […]
December 2013 – January 2014: Living the dream in South-East-Asia. Out of the awesome people I met at my university in Shanghai, Chris (American) and Danric (Filipino) were among the freaking best and we were headed to Cambodia, Vietnam, and The Philippines with plans for more. Our MBA program was paused for two weeks and […]
1) You open up to GLOBAL FEEDBACK Underestimating how people from other continents or cultures think about your work or opinions can be a huge mistake. Rather grow with feedback from as many corners of the world as possible and reflect and shape your own thinking, global thinking that is then. 2) You grow an […]
August 2013 – May 2014: China. It had been a little while since my great time abroad in Australia. Of course, I realized interesting trips to other cultures since then, but I will write about them later. Today let me continue about my next big adventure: Studying my MBA degree in Shanghai, China. I figured […]
1) Your thinking is less tied to your home country 2) You get to know people from other countries and may fall in love 3) You learn from other nationalities and their challenges 4) You explore lots of different cultures and feel personal growth 5) English will no longer be a foreign language Best, […]
