Atomic Homework

Love your country.

It’s a fact: to be happy, you must be grateful.

That means you’re thankful for all the good things in your life. Read More >

That was easy.

Yesterday, I asked you how to use the word “welcome.”

Most of you got it exactly right. Read More >

10 a.m. in Bansko.

Time for my second cup of coffee.

(I always drink my first cup in bed while reading or just staring out the window.) Read More >

The temperature in Prague on Monday hit 38.

A friend of mine wrote that inside his apartment it was 29 – at night!

That’s normal for Dubai. Read More >

I like Prague.

But in Prague, if I want a craft beer, I have to walk down the street about five minutes.

Here in Bansko, I just cross the street. Read More >

How was your weekend?

Did you enjoy some serene mountains and tranquil forests on a powerful, noisy machine?

I did! Read More >

I just had an interesting conversation.

The morning lectures had just ended.

And I was walking to lunch with an American woman. Read More >

It’s already day four of the nomad fest.

I’m learning a lot.

Meeting a lot of interesting people. Read More >

I’m a college kid again!

At least that’s what it feels like.

One part of the Nomad Fest is the morning lectures. Read More >

Hello from Nomad Fest!

This week, I’m attending an event for digital nomads, former nomads and wannabe nomads.

As you may imagine, they’ve got some interesting stories. Read More >