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Fanny pack gone, bra safe fail: My very own travel security concept
When you travel alone as a woman, you quickly learn: safety comes first. At least in theory. In practice, things look a little more … creative for me. The Big Fanny Pack Love At the beginning of my trip, I was a devoted fanny pack wearer. Small backpack gone? Annoying. Big backpack gone? Ouch. Fanny…
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🌍 Axel Pons – From Moto2 Rider to Barefoot World Traveler
Everyone has their role models. For some, it’s musicians, actors, or entrepreneurs. For me, one of my greatest idols is Axel Pons – a man who was once known as a successful motorcycle racer and then took a radical turn: he left everything behind and set out on a journey on foot, often barefoot, that…
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Nomads Then and Now: From the Hippie Trail to Digital Nomads – Freedom, Minimalism, and the Many Faces of Life on the Road
When people talk about “nomads” today, many immediately think of digital nomads: people who travel the world with a laptop and backpack, working wherever Wi-Fi is available, seemingly living a life between beach bars and co-working spaces. Social media is full of glossy images – palm trees, cocktails, sunsets. But this picture falls short. Because:…
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What We Are: Reflections on Life Between Poverty and Wealth, Control and Letting Go
I am nothing special. Just a human being walking a path. Sometimes I am a nomad, sometimes settled. Sometimes minimalist, sometimes capitalist. Sometimes driven by dreams, sometimes resting in quiet contentment. We humans try to define ourselves. We put labels on ourselves – nomad, minimalist, adventurer, realist. We put labels on others and then expect…
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