🇨🇭 Moving to Switzerland was the biggest social elevator I’ve ever experienced. I couldn’t be more grateful to this country and its people
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Posts about travel and places: trips, cities, and what Spain and Switzerland are like to live in.
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When I stop working at the end of March, I’m going to take a well-deserved vacation. What do you recommend I do with my free time?
It’s strange to live in a country, a city, a home that your friends, family, and partner will never know. A job and a life that remain a blur to everyone you love.
In Switzerland, I work like a beast: day, evening and night, with no breaks, not even on weekends. I stick to a strict diet, train hard and sleep almost perfectly. Torture? Not at all. I love the grind, but I also enjoy relaxing and spending time with my girlfriend, friends and family. That’s why I go back to Spain once a month. The best of both worlds
🇨🇭 Pros of living in Switzerland: • Free coffee at the hairdresser’s • Stunning mountain scenery • Quality "public" transport • Very polite people • Political and economic stability • Multiculturalism • A stone’s throw from everywhere in Europe What else?
Moving to another country is a punch on the table against fate. It’s telling life: "If you won’t give me what I deserve, I’ll go find it, even if it’s on the other side of the world!"
In Switzerland, I work like a beast: day, evening and night, without a break, even on weekends. I stick to a strict diet, train hard and get almost perfect sleep. Torture? Not at all. I love the grind, but I also enjoy relaxing and spending time with my girlfriend, friends and family. That’s why I go back to Spain once a month. Best of both worlds
Packing my bags again. It’s been a few short but intense weeks at the office… Next stop: Madeira. 🌊🏝️
I’ve always been the youngest person in the office (naturally). My coworkers, who have more experience and have lived in different places, keep telling me I’d love London. Apparently, it’s super dynamic and competitive professionally, and they think I’d be a perfect fit.
Things I miss about Spain: + Stores open after 7pm + People speaking Spanish (obviously) + Mercadona + Partying What do you guys miss?