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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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What do you do when your whole world falls apart?
What do you do when your friends call you to say they’ve lost all their income? What do you do when the business you’ve been building for years collapses from one day to the other? What do you do when you can’t do the only thing that fuels you in life? What do you do when all you need is a hug but you can’t be close to anyone? What do you do?
I don’t know. I don’t know what to do.
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Please note this photo was taken in December. I’m actually in quarantine.
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írus ás
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Waving shyly to me friends who still work in an office. 😜
I’m often asked how I get any work done when I travel all the time. 🤔 People don’t seem to understand how I can sit down and concentrate in such a beautiful setting. 🌴
I won’t lie, you will need to have discipline to be able to work remotely but it feels completely different when you run your own business. 👩🏼💻 When you work to reach your OWN goals and achieve your OWN success instead of somebody else’s, work doesn’t feel like work anymore. 💃🏼
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This cosy little chair overlooking the Atlantic Ocean was one of the best “offices” I had in Brasil. ☺️
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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They say that people who speak multiple languages have a different personality in each language. 🥴🤐🤠 I can see it on myself:
🇭🇺 the Hungarian Timea is very reserved
🇬🇧 the British Timea is the most polite
🇪🇸 the Spanish Timea is super cheerful, I cannot speak Spanish without smiling.
Now that I think about it, it may not be the language itself that changes your personality but the culture in which the language is spoken.
You immerse yourself in it so much that you start acting as it’s expected from you in that society.
Let me explain in a simple situation.
If somebody steps on my foot...
🦶 In London I am the one who says “sorry”.
🦶 In Hungary, I just keep looking forward and pretend that I didn’t feel it.
🦶 In Spain I look the person in the eye smile at him/her and say ”no pasa nada”, don’t worry about it.
How many languages do you speak and how does it affect your personality?
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Once again, you, lovely followers of @multiculti.club have yet again restored my faith in humanity. 🤝Thank you so much for the comments and messages after my last post.
You made me realise that I shouldn’t hang up on things that I cannot control. I’m doing my best with the best intentions. How it’s received is out of my hand, so it shouldn’t be something that eats me from inside.
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You’ve also made me realise that I’m not alone. When I don’t see many comments under a post I feel like I’m talking to a void. It was heartwarming to read all your encouraging comments and messages (I still have a lot to go through).
Thank you for being there for me in the distance and always supporting me, I love you all. 💕
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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I’m sorry, I feel like a fraud. I’ve been struggling with this for over a year now as you can see it from the lack of posts. 🤥
I naively thought that I can make the world a better place. I wanted to bring cultures closer to each other, and show you that you don’t have to be born rich to live the life you have always wanted.
However, when I look around me and I see the influence of Instagram on people’s life, it is not inspiration that I see.
😰 I see young and beautiful people going under plastic surgery to look more like filters.
😢 I see adults going through depression because they think that others are living a much better life.
😣 I see people doubting their own self worth.
Is this that I’m feeding into? Am I doing more damage than good?
I don’t know what I’m doing anymore. I’m so sorry.
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ñiscola
Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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Swipe left for dolphins! 🐬
I cry when I see dolphins. People always ask me why. To me, it is not about watching these beautiful creatures swimming so gloriously.
When I see dolphins I think about where I came from and how hard I worked to get here. Coming from a landlocked country in Eastern Europe we could never afford a trip to the sea with my family.
I think about all the hardship I went through, how I moved to another country and started a new life alone away from the security of friends and family.
I think about the risks I took, the friendships I lost and gained, the moments I missed and lived.
When I see dolphins I think about all this and I know it was all worth it, my dreams are coming true.
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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This is the so-called “Celebrity Island” in Brazil.
I have never been to a place so protected. Starting from the visitor number restrictions (only 400 visitors can be on the island on a day!) to the taxes I had to pay (read below), they really do everything to protect this place from mass tourism and look after the flora and fauna.
💰 At the airport, I had to pay “environmental tax” for every day I intended to spend on the island.
🚷 Once paid, I could enter but could only visit about 23% of the island. If I wanted to explore more, I had to buy a card that would allow me to go to other areas but only at certain times of the day.
🏝 For the most protected places, I had to reserve a time slot and book a guide (for which I had to pay again) because no visitor was allowed to go alone.
🌴 All in all, CRAZY protected. And the result?
Untouched nature, turtles and SHARKS casually swimming around you, natural pools with hundreds of fish...
Welcome to the island of Fernando de Noronha. 💕
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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It doesn’t look real. Well, it doesn’t. But. It is. 😜 One of the most stunning sites I’ve ever seen, the Iguazú Falls. 😍
It is the largest waterfall system in the world, with 257 (!) waterfalls stretching over 2,7 km (!!!) on the border of Brazil and Argentina.
I imagined it would be beautiful but it completely exceeded all my expectations.
I mean, look at it. It doesn’t look real. But. It is. 😄
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When was the last time something took your breath away?
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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I didn’t plan it this way but I achieved so many of my goals last year.
From having my first-ever Muay Thai fight in Thailand through swimming with giant turtles in Brazil to visiting the Iguazú Falls in Argentina...
I still can’t believe that it was me who did all that.
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I didn’t have a plan, I simply made decisions based on what I thought would make me happy in the foreseeable future. Not 5 years from now, not 10 years from now but within a year or even sooner.
As a result I had one of the most adventurous years of my life and my business grew exponentially.
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Happiness is not something that will come if you are wasting years of your life in a dead-end job “because it will look good on your CV” or a toxic relationship because “at least there is someone to come home to”. No. There are many jobs out there that you can do and many people who will love you because you are awesome. Once you realise your own self worth, others will do it too.
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Sorry for the long post but it came from the heart. ☺️💕
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Jan 01 1970 GMT00:33
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I’m alive.
2 weeks crossing the Atlantic Ocean from Barcelona to Brazil.
3 weeks traveling from Northern Brazil to Rio de Janeiro.
2 weeks in Hungary with the family.
4 days in Montenegro celebrating New Years.
3 weeks in London full with business meetings.
My last two months have been quite intense to say the least.
Thank you for the lovely messages you sent me whilst I was absent from Instagram. I will reply to them as soon as I can.
In the meantime, tell me how’s 2020 going for you so far? ☺️
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Mar 01 2020 GMT09:09
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They say that people who speak multiple languages have a different personality in each language. 🥴🤐🤠 I can see it on myself:
🇭🇺 the Hungarian Timea is very reserved
🇬🇧 the British Timea is the most polite
🇪🇸 the Spanish Timea is super cheerful, I cannot speak Spanish without smiling.
Now that I think about it, it may not be the language itself that changes your personality but the culture in which the language is spoken.
You immerse yourself in it so much that you start acting as it’s expected from you in that society.
Let me explain in a simple situation.
If somebody steps on my foot...
🦶 In London I am the one who says “sorry”.
🦶 In Hungary, I just keep looking forward and pretend that I didn’t feel it.
🦶 In Spain I look the person in the eye smile at him/her and say ”no pasa nada”, don’t worry about it.
How many languages do you speak and how does it affect your personality?
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# analysis
This post got 43% more likes
compared to @multiculti.club's average. It uses 7% more hashtags
and its caption is 53% longer
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Feb 09 2020 GMT01:51
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Swipe left for dolphins! 🐬
I cry when I see dolphins. People always ask me why. To me, it is not about watching these beautiful creatures swimming so gloriously.
When I see dolphins I think about where I came from and how hard I worked to get here. Coming from a landlocked country in Eastern Europe we could never afford a trip to the sea with my family.
I think about all the hardship I went through, how I moved to another country and started a new life alone away from the security of friends and family.
I think about the risks I took, the friendships I lost and gained, the moments I missed and lived.
When I see dolphins I think about all this and I know it was all worth it, my dreams are coming true.
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analysis
This post got 17% more likes
compared to @multiculti.club's average. It uses 4% more hashtags
and its caption is 17% longer
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Feb 05 2020 GMT13:35
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This is the so-called “Celebrity Island” in Brazil.
I have never been to a place so protected. Starting from the visitor number restrictions (only 400 visitors can be on the island on a day!) to the taxes I had to pay (read below), they really do everything to protect this place from mass tourism and look after the flora and fauna.
💰 At the airport, I had to pay “environmental tax” for every day I intended to spend on the island.
🚷 Once paid, I could enter but could only visit about 23% of the island. If I wanted to explore more, I had to buy a card that would allow me to go to other areas but only at certain times of the day.
🏝 For the most protected places, I had to reserve a time slot and book a guide (for which I had to pay again) because no visitor was allowed to go alone.
🌴 All in all, CRAZY protected. And the result?
Untouched nature, turtles and SHARKS casually swimming around you, natural pools with hundreds of fish...
Welcome to the island of Fernando de Noronha. 💕
•
analysis
This post got 3% more likes
compared to @multiculti.club's average. It uses 11% more hashtags
and its caption is 63% longer
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Feb 25 2020 GMT12:08
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I’m sorry, I feel like a fraud. I’ve been struggling with this for over a year now as you can see it from the lack of posts. 🤥
I naively thought that I can make the world a better place. I wanted to bring cultures closer to each other, and show you that you don’t have to be born rich to live the life you have always wanted.
However, when I look around me and I see the influence of Instagram on people’s life, it is not inspiration that I see.
😰 I see young and beautiful people going under plastic surgery to look more like filters.
😢 I see adults going through depression because they think that others are living a much better life.
😣 I see people doubting their own self worth.
Is this that I’m feeding into? Am I doing more damage than good?
I don’t know what I’m doing anymore. I’m so sorry.
•
ñiscola analysis
This post got 115% more likes
compared to @multiculti.club's average. It uses 4% less hashtags
and its caption is 35% longer
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Feb 27 2020 GMT09:05
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Once again, you, lovely followers of @multiculti.club have yet again restored my faith in humanity. 🤝Thank you so much for the comments and messages after my last post.
You made me realise that I shouldn’t hang up on things that I cannot control. I’m doing my best with the best intentions. How it’s received is out of my hand, so it shouldn’t be something that eats me from inside.
•
You’ve also made me realise that I’m not alone. When I don’t see many comments under a post I feel like I’m talking to a void. It was heartwarming to read all your encouraging comments and messages (I still have a lot to go through).
Thank you for being there for me in the distance and always supporting me, I love you all. 💕
•
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This post got 27% more likes
compared to @multiculti.club's average. It uses 4% less hashtags
and its caption is 20% longer
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Jan 27 2020 GMT12:24
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I’m alive.
2 weeks crossing the Atlantic Ocean from Barcelona to Brazil.
3 weeks traveling from Northern Brazil to Rio de Janeiro.
2 weeks in Hungary with the family.
4 days in Montenegro celebrating New Years.
3 weeks in London full with business meetings.
My last two months have been quite intense to say the least.
Thank you for the lovely messages you sent me whilst I was absent from Instagram. I will reply to them as soon as I can.
In the meantime, tell me how’s 2020 going for you so far? ☺️
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@nomadcruise analysis
This post got 27% more likes
compared to @multiculti.club's average. It uses 4% more hashtags
and its caption is 13% shorter