I love the scenery with deep blue water an empty beach, the sun shining and the sky marvelous. Just creating these images in my mind puts me in a good mood. I feel light-hearted and free. As if the open sky and distant horizon tells me to leave the known behind, search the adventure and go wherever I wish. Often I dreamed about the adventurous times you can read about in books where people did… Read More »travel thoughts
I am sitting a my Computer, checking mails, process bookings for the Lodge, record Podcasts and am planning my milestones for 2017. Then one question hits me: Do I really want to keep writing stories on my blog? Yes! Good, but what exactly? I wasn’t sure. Since I shifted my focus on recording and broadcasting my German and my English podcast on a regular basis I missed out to write any articles. The main reason… Read More »back to the roots
What it means to be human. A man who is never comfortable with the situation he is in talks about becoming the adventurer of the year by National Geographic. Cory Richards, a Highschool dropout who believes that the richness comes with struggle:
I wrote a blog article about creating routines in Zanzibar earlier this year. I wrote about my struggles finding my way back home while I was living in Stone Town for a month. Although I tried my best to take the same routes every single day, I got lost as soon as my mind was absent for a minute. Now I visited Stone Town again: First thing to do after I got there was to… Read More »creating routines
Next Sahara Experience starts on April 16th and there are only three places left. Here is some inspiration from the school of life:
I am on my way into the desert again. After the heaviest rainfall in southern Morocco that people can remember it seems as if the desert is not only green, but as if I will be able to go for swim. The situation will be something absolutely new and I am excited what I will learn out of this trip. Traveling by foot in Sahara is an act of meditation and focus on the easiness… Read More »how you put giraffe in fridge – 3 steps
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