Life as a Digital Nomad · 23. November 2020
2020 took an unexpected turn with the COVID-19 pandemic that didn't allow me to continue travelling. In the meantime, I decided to take some time for marketing research and to apply for product tests once more.
Living in Switzerland · 16. September 2020
Kindness and empathy come in all colours and shapes. After the treatment I experienced during my time in Germany, I never expected to be shown compasion in Europe. Today I was proved wrong. A total stranger touched my heart in a situation that could have had a totally different outcome.
Living in Switzerland · 07. May 2020
"What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger". Coping with isolation, disruption and social distancing in times of a global crisis. How to keep strong?
Life as a Digital Nomad · 05. October 2019
As a digital nomad, you may travel a lot but what happens when you decide to stop for a while in a place? Sometimes, sticking to a specific hobby turns out to be difficult. So why not choosing something that you can do from all around the globe? That's why mystery shopping turned out to be a perfect fit for me.
Life as a Digital Nomad · 16. September 2019
To survive as a digital nomad, you've to constantly look for new projects or customers. A "safe" way to do this is through online sites that help you connect with job posters.
Living in Switzerland · 30. March 2019
After leaving Germany, my healing process started. Six months later, I began experiencing happiness again.
Living in Switzerland · 12. September 2018
The day I took off from Germany and decided never to look back. That was the day that life on the road became official for me.
Life as a Digital Nomad · 01. June 2018
How did I become a digital nomad? This is the story of how it all started.
Working in Germany · 28. April 2016
The job market in Germany isn't as nice as they make it look. There are a lot of placement agencies, and headhunters just looking for a nice bonus instead of operating with honesty.
Studying in Germany · 07. April 2015
Unfortunately, there is an unfounded cliché in Germany that "outlanders are stupid". Somehow, Germans tend to think that having an accent and mispronunciation of words are quantifiable markers for measuring intelligence in non-native speakers.