Out of two options, Costa Rica or Northern Sweden I chose Sweden. I suspect most people would think I’m mad. Let me explain my reasons why I chose this freezing cold, windy, mosquito ridden, bear roaming part of the world and how I got here.
In my previous post, albeit short, I mentioned escaping the UK once again. Laura gave me sanction whilst I looked for working opportunities. I found a cool urban garden in the heart of Leipzig, Germany. The hosts needed someone to house-sit whilst they took their annual two-week vacation… and they were also harvesting honey soon… My path was therefore laid out before me.
I’m in Leipzig, Germany, and I’d like to share how I got here, during a pandemic.
An epic two-day hike over the incredible snowy mountains in High Tatras, Slovakia to find the Goulash Man in Zdiar, Slovakia.
It’s estimated that the average adult makes about 35,000 somewhat conscious decisions each day. How that number was truly concluded is beyond me, but let’s go with it. Why is decision making difficult? I think this will be a dynamic page, relative to current times as part of a wellness side to my blog, but we’ll see… I’m …
Of all the paths through Europe that I’d hypothetically created, Slovakia wasn’t involved in any of them. I guess it was too far east of my objective which was to visit Germany and then Italy, but there I was, in the Tatra mountains of Slovakia just a few days before Christmas 2019.
Eight weeks into quarantine life. I think. Whats is the meaning of life? The following items have brought me to this point in life.
I find myself being drawn into a belief of God. There must be someone out there with a plan. Right? Maybe I’m just looking for someone to lead me… though is it that such a bad thing? I’ve listened to so many entrepreneurs say YOU MUST TAKE ACTION, no-one else. But didn’t every great leader …
It’s been two weeks since I returned to the UK. Slowly everything is being placed under a stricter quarantine.
I’ve passed through seven countries, met a list of inspiring individuals and learned a multitude of life skills… but now it has come to an end, just six months into my expedition from London to Australia.
