How I hacked my life
I have been living life for over three years as I wanted to. I have been traveling for three months and then working for three months. I am calm, refreshed, smiling and happy....
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[VIDEO] Rafting in Bosnia
Last week I was rafting in Bosnia. Second time in a row I am visiting the same camp: Rafting centar Drina-Rara. It is located next to river, surrounded by nature. Accommodation is in small houses...
Uruguay – hidden treasure of Latin America
Uruguay is a magical country, a country of freedom. Its population is 3 million and a half of it lives in Montevideo. Situated between Argentina and Brazil, it rests on the seaside.
The day I met Mujica – the richest president in the world
Jose Mujica “Pepe” – the 40th president of Uruguay. (2010-2015). He is 81 years old. He spent 14 years of his life in prison, during 70’s and 80’s, because he was a part...
How I built a mud house in Uruguay
When we say “a mud house” people usually think of something belonging to a distant history, something primitive and impossible to build in urban areas. We usually identify this concept with the houses...
One day in Rio
Brazil is beautiful, enormous and has a special vibe because of its very open-minded people. Out of all places I have visited so far, Rio is the one that left a great impression...
How to travel for free
This is the question people ask me most often both in person and via my blog: How can I travel for free or with little money? It is very easy and anyone can do...
Let’s be honest – traveling is not for everyone
People envy me for traveling so much, they write to me asking for advice on how to travel the cheapest, safest and fastest. In order not to respond to the same question asked in each e-mail...
How I cleared my mind in Thailand with 16 day meditation
Meditation… The word I often hear in my surroundings and which has become so ordinary, almost meaningless because it is often mentioned without a proper context. It is just like sayinh “I love you” too...
Are you a tourist or a traveler?
I have been traveling for years, both as a traveler and a tourist. People often use these two terms interchangeably, but they are in fact fundamentally different. Since I’ve been both and I know...
WE MADE IT – 50 of us helped 15 children in Kenya
During my two-month journey to Kenya, in a village on Rusinga island, I had a chance to meet 15 children in a school in the middle of a field (originally there were 12...
How Kenyans killed the banks
In the small village of Adiedo I came across a sight that blew my mind. There was a group Upendo women group (Upendo means love) consisting of 30 women. They came together to help each...
