Start small, grow slow
We need to redesign the society of the XXI century, and hopefully come up with something more fair, just, and beneficial for all of us. The problem is: there is no real alternative to capitalism. Or nobody has figured one that’s good enough yet. And we can’t base this model on failed doctrines from the past.
Growing a business is an exciting adventure. You learn something new every day. There is a lot of room for experimentation, and nothing is more rewarding than trying a new strategy, or launching a new product, and seeing how it positively impacts sales or makes your customers a lot happier. However, that means you also do a lot of mistakes along the way. In this…
Yesterday, I sold my iPad Pro for good. I don’t plan on buying another one anytime soon. From now on, I will rely on my MacBook Pro for everything, from coding to writing, from designing to blogging. If you have been following my blog, you know I have been an avid iPad Pro fan for years. As a minimalist and slow traveler, my priority is…
I and my husband will love to hold hands in public in Malaysia, Bulgaria, or even in rural Spain. But it is a long way still until we get to that point. Until then, we should celebrate what we have, and keep on fighting for our rights. We are lucky to live in the XXI century. We are married and can travel together. Not all of us can say the same. In this post, I talk about our challenges traveling as a gay digital nomad couple.
In this post, I talk about two beautiful and relatively unknown places on the coast of Bulgaria: Burgas and Nessebar. If you are visiting Bulgaria during the summer season or want to spend some time in a place that’s not too touristy, they may be a perfect alternative.