Travel stories
Balancing Globalization with Local Living: Navigating a Changing World
I, too, travel across borders to transmit knowledge of my expertise to other countries. But, because of my origins, I ask myself, do we need more local living?
Personal narratives and experiences from travels around the world, offering insights, reflections, and lessons learned on the road. #travel #seetheworld #worldtraveler #tipsfortravel #foreignlanguages
Travel stories
I, too, travel across borders to transmit knowledge of my expertise to other countries. But, because of my origins, I ask myself, do we need more local living?
Travel stories
Scientists recognize that this civilization was unlikely a hunter-gatherer or nomadic society gave such permanent structures as the stone circles.
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I am often surprised by people worldwide who tell me that they regularly read my wandering thoughts. Many even say they find them helpful in their lives.
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Food & Travel
They had plain and garlic naan. I told them how that special naan had toasted and grated coconut with fruit. It was a sweet naan.
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I have visited only 25% of the world, some 64 countries. What I am excited about is what’s ahead. I still have 45.6 percent of the world on my remaining bucket list.
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People’s antics vary according to language and culture. Speaking their language, even poorly, provides an opportunity for greater trust and collaboration as an insider rather than not.
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There are three categories: those who are morbidly afraid of needles, aka, trypanophobia; those who are generally anti-vaxxers, meaning they believe that vaccines, in general, do more harm than good; and those who do not trust the profit and power-driven corporations
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International work can be really gratifying. You become a connector helping the world become more like a global village.
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It is characterized by self-consciousness, negative self-preoccupation, low self-esteem, and fear of judgment and rejection.
Family & Culture
They would shout out now and again to check up on each other, “Wellwa!” The other would shout back the same code to say, “I am okay and safe.”