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How a LASIK eye surgery changed my life

26. November 2022 No Comments

My LASIK eye surgery ended a 13 year relationship with glasses and contact lenses. I’m guiding you along my personal journey, the pre-examination and the surgery itself. Furthermore I’m sharing my biggest worries before the procedure and will give answers to them from today’s perspective.

Lifestyle

Why I love being a digital nomad

12. November 2022 No Comments

What on earth is a digital nomad and how can this lifestyle benefit your life? Read more about why I love being a digital nomad. This is a personal insight after three years of experience. Get inspired and find out if this way of working & living is for you.

Lifestyle, Travel

My experience at Casa Netural in Matera, Italy

29. October 2022 1 Comment

Casa Neutral is one of the first colivings in the world, located in the beautiful town Matera in Southern Italy. I got to work in a typical Italian town with other like-minded people while exploring the area. Find out if this unique experience is something for you. I loved it!

Lifestyle

How to save money on food in London

15. October 2022 No Comments

Living in London is known to be rather expensive. Looking at food costs, the prices are in general higher in the city than in supermarkets on the countryside. If I compare the food costs to Germany, prices are also usually 10-20 % higher. With a few tricks you can live cheap and healthy though. Talking about figures: Fresh, healthy food, three meals a day for 15-20 pounds per week per person. I’ll tell you how.

Food

Vegan Udon Noodle Soup – easy recipe

24. September 2022 No Comments

Ready for a light, warming and easy to make noodle soup? This Udon Noodle Soup is my all time favourite. It’s quick to make, full of vegetables and plant-based. Make this delicious soup in only 20 minutes.

Lifestyle

Alone in a new city: London edition

10. September 2022 2 Comments

Working remotely makes it possible to be much more flexible in daily life and also to choose where to live. Looking at reality though it can be a quite lonely lifestyle. Especially when moving to a new place it takes effort to build up a social network and find things to do. This post will give you inspiration and show you how to find like-minded people and social activities when moving to a new city. The most recent place for me was London, therefore this is the London edition of “Alone in a new city”. It’s for the digital nomads who work remotely, for those who work from home and those who are feeling lonely in the UK’s capital city.

Travel

Guide: Day trip to Seven Sisters from London

27. August 2022 No Comments

Get ready for an amazing day out visiting the famous chalk peaks in the South of England: The Seven Sisters. After just an one hour train ride from London, you’ll find yourself breathing salty sea air and hearing the waves crashing against the cliffs. This is your guide for a day trip from London including a hike along the cliffs.

Travel

Six things to do in London off the beaten track

7. August 2022 1 Comment

Who doesn’t have Big Ben, London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge & Co. on their “to see”-list when coming to London? Which is fair, as these sights are well known around the whole world and quite stunning in real life. But if you are looking for a more local experience and want to see London from a different perspective you may like the following six things to do in London off the beaten track.

Lifestyle

Finding a home as a digital nomad through SabbaticalHomes

9. July 2022 2 Comments

I have never lived in my own apartment but rented fully equipped places for a few months instead. That meant: No costs for furniture, less bureaucracy and more independence. For my next stop – London – I found a home on SabbaticalHomes.com. Find out more about how it works and why this is a great platform for digital nomads.

Travel

Positive sides of coming back to Germany from Thailand

12. June 2022 No Comments

Did you come back to Germany after a long trip abroad recently? And you’re having a hard time to adapt? If yes: I did too. But I do have some simple, positive sides for you to appreciate until the next departure. These are also differences I discovered between Germany and Thailand (or also other South East Asian countries) not many people really are aware of.

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