Anti-viral writings for financial resilience, location independence and meaningful relationships.
Starting to travel long distance is incredibly rewarding. It’s so exciting and filled with unpredictable events. I only recently (read: just a few years ago) started to travel really far away from my home, but I do wonder how could I ever made it until now without this. For instance, 3 years ago, I flew … Read more
Today is the tenth day of the 33 days challenge. The question for today was: “What makes you smile? Name at least 10 reasons…”. Let’s see the answers. L.K. ” 1. Seeing other people smile 2. A hot cup of coffee 3. Watching my cat chase his tail 4. Getting big hugs from my daughter … Read more
Today is the ninth day of the 33 days challenge. The question for today was: “How often do you laugh?”. Let’s see the answers. L.K. “My teenage daughter and my new boyfriend are at war. It is absolutely hilarious to watch them go. It started out with putting rocks or other in each other’s boots … Read more
Every once in a while I get the urge to write a big list blog post, a list of 50, or 77, or even 100 items on some topic. It may be bucket list ideas, or just ways to start fresh. Whatever the topic, I have to tell you that I really enjoy doing these. … Read more
It was the summer of 1994, I guess. As a matter of fact, it wasn’t summer already, more like a late spring. It must’ve been late spring, because the students were still in school. If I think more, I remember that I was still in school too, although I didn’t attend much of the courses. … Read more
Almost a year ago, as part of my 3 businesses / year goal, I got involved with an interesting project called WeGetThere. The basic idea behind this project is crowdfunding. Specifically, they wanted to create a platform to help people travel and they wanted to achieve that by crowdfunding. You want to go to Africa? … Read more
I once read somewhere that the highest number of suicides are taking place on Sundays, between 7 and 9 PM. The reason behind this is that people are highly unhappy about their jobs. The mere thought of having to go again to a place they don’t like made them feel so miserable, that some are … Read more
If I look back at the most successful posts on this blog (and there are more than 500 articles published so far) they’re all emerged as part of interactions, not as standalone revelations or epiphanies. They became popular only when they were part of some challenge or response to other bloggers. I don’t know if … Read more
