Back on my home turf, crunching gravel in Silesian Park. Each step is a portal to childhood Saturdays—bike races, rollerblading crazes, and lying down in lush grass. Those weekends wired my compass toward shade, birdsong, and slow breaths among my Tall Green Friends. Today’s walk is a reflection
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Strolling Warsaw's park, I talk about mastering 8-hour sleep hygiene amid global nomading. My first airport hotel layover between long-hauls? Game-changer for conquering jet lag and staying sharp. Throw in a clean diet, regular workouts, meditation, and yoga—it's my formula for peak rest, no matter
Back at KLCC Park, under the twin beacons of Petronas, I slip into that sweet travel flow: turning booking puzzles, shifting plans, and family meet-ups into an effortless dance. Fifteen years of tour-managing chaos forged these skills—now they’re pure joy fueling my full-time nomad life. Walk with me
Exploring Hoi An beyond its postcard-perfect corners, I wander off the main paths to uncover little slices of nature most visitors miss. There’s something special about finding green, peaceful pockets in places buzzing with tourists—it’s like having a secret, just for a moment. In this new episode,
Thought I’d find just noisy rides and busy crowds in Ba Na Hills, but a quiet trail led me to something entirely different: real forest, mystical mist, and a serene Buddhist temple gently hidden from the rush. That unexpected calm was a perfect zen moment; I filmed a new
Waking up to the gentle rhythm of Da Nang’s waves, I’m reminded that nature doesn’t rush, yet everything unfolds just right. After getting sick in Semporna from pushing myself too hard, it feels grounding to take it slow—letting the ocean breeze do its quiet work. My
Walking with Piotrek on Sibuan Island felt like stepping into a painting, bare feet on powdery sand, the horizon painted with ominous dark clouds, yet sunlight pierced through in golden beams. Nature’s drama and beauty in perfect harmony. Sometimes the most magical moments happen when the sky can’t
Nature isn't just found in distant mountains or hidden forests… it's right here, waiting for you. Whether you're strolling through a city park, tending to your house garden, or simply sitting with the plants on your balcony. You can connect with the natural world
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Previous PostsTokyo Trip 2025: Yokohama, Harry Potter Studios & Narita Temple
July 8, 2025
Among Japan enthusiasts, two subgroups emerge. The ecstatic pop-culture diehards and the mellow admirers of traditional culture. Since I grew up as the first one and now lean more to the other, I'm so glad that Tokyo can deliver both in a heartbeat.
Tokyo Trip 2025: Shinjuku, Meiji Jingu Inner Garden, teamLab
July 1, 2025
Because of being a major international airport, Tokyo has always been my first stop in Japan. This city lives up to its fame, so it was great to be back. Yet, in an entirely new arrangement.
Walking the Great Wall, thrills at Universal Studios Beijing & visiting the Forbidden City
May 13, 2025
Beijing, the 22 million strong capital of Cathay, was my next destination. We danced in Harbin's Stalin Park, slid giant ice sculptures, and celebrated J and Davide's marriage. Beijing offered further immersion into Chinese culture. Both the ancient and the ultra-modern ones. Rude Air China staff
Mateusz Urbanowicz – Polish artist of “Your Name” anime & Tokyo Storefronts watercolor book on freelancing and animation
April 8, 2025
Mateusz Urbanowicz is a Polish artist living in Japan. And in this conversation, you'll learn all the details about he's wonderful journey from Poland to Japan and then to CoMix Wave Films. One of the big anime studios, renowned for “Your Name”. The anime that at
NHR Portuguese residency 3 years later
March 25, 2025
At the end of 2021 I got intrigued with Pieter Levels' Rebase project. He's a Dutch solopreneur, known for successful web projects. And Rebase was an “immigration-as-a-service” for foreigners interested in Portuguese residency. Furthermore, Pieter was going through the process himself, so it was great to see
Harbin in China is the Russian city North of North Korea
March 18, 2025
During my stay in Tenerife, Spain, I met a lovely couple. Davide is an Italian from Sicily, and J is Chinese, living in Europe for a long time. We enjoyed each other's company tremendously. Therefore, I was delighted to be invited to their wedding in China. The celebration
Yolla – the best Skype alternative for digital nomads
March 12, 2025
Skype was indeed revolutionary when it launched in 2003. Free calls over the Internet, were a starting alternative to significantly expensive international calls over the phone. Yet, by the late 2010s the world embraced smartphones, and I too switched to mobile-first phone apps like Yolla. I actually wrote about Yolla
Internet and technology in China from a digital nomad perspective
March 5, 2025
Back in 2013 I was briefly in Fuzhou, so I don't consider it as a proper travel experience in China. Therefore, I was excited to be invited by Davide and J for their wedding in Harbin. The tech world is buzzing about Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), their own
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