For a long time I was fascinated by Berlin. I visited in 2001 and loved how free it felt. I went back many times. Basically it's a true...

Time equals money. All money is produced by investing time in a cause. If you borrow other people's money, you indirectly borrow their l

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The thirst thing I tell myself each morning: "It's a beautiful day to be alive". Nothing else life throws at me will get me do

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If you don't want to settle down, there's no need. This post offers some motivation to keep doing what you feel you must.

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I love Bulgaria and all Bulgarians I met have welcomed me with open arms. But I would bring up one point for improvement.

The fine balance between working hard and taking rest.

How to turn your journey of paying off debt into something positive.

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