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February 2021

Stop playing small: Think big and travel the world
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Stop playing small: Think big and travel the world

TravelSimply2021-02-03T15:56:32+00:00

If you play not to lose rather than play to win, you are possibly playing small. Fortunately, there are many ways to stop playing small from now on. Meet the best mentors by traveling the world. Spending lots of time with those who cannot give you the right advice on your future is not the best growth-driven habit. To think big, you must have mentors and coaches who are able to give you helpful advice and valuable feedback. I have traveled the world in order to meet the right mentors for my career. The best mentors are obviously living in different [...]

Stop playing small: Think big and travel the worldTravelSimply2021-02-03T15:56:32+00:00

September 2020

A Good Time Down Under: My International Travel Journal Entries
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A Good Time Down Under: My International Travel Journal Entries

TravelSimply2020-09-15T06:44:07+00:00

Previously, I talked about going to Europe. Today I’d like to discuss my travel observation from down under. Hopefully, you will enjoy reading my international travel journal entries. More about Liam, the Australian school boy: I mentioned that when my nephew and I went to Australia, he met a new friend Liam. Now I’m going to share with you something interesting about this school boy who is absolutely intelligent, fascinating and inspiring. Liam’s greatest regret: When Liam was 8 years old, he went to Sydney to spend the summer holidays with his cousin. At that time, he was growing his own [...]

A Good Time Down Under: My International Travel Journal EntriesTravelSimply2020-09-15T06:44:07+00:00

Interesting travel facts and unexpected findings
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Interesting travel facts and unexpected findings

TravelSimply2020-09-10T22:38:34+00:00

Populations are growing and cities are booming – but could we soon see skyscrapers turned into centers for crop production? From Chicago warehouses to the south pole growth chamber in Antarctica, the concept of growing food indoors is catching on. Plant scientist Dr Erik Murchie, from the University of Nottingham, reveals how agriculture could be turned on its head. What is vertical farming? It's vertical because you are trying to grow more crops on a smaller land area and this usually means going upwards into buildings. It normally means that, instead of having a single layer of crops over a large land [...]

Interesting travel facts and unexpected findingsTravelSimply2020-09-10T22:38:34+00:00