I am writing about the responsibility of my role as an influencer. The ars poetica formulated here is my starting point for the journey that is now beginning.
344. | Saigon II.
Saigon showed me several things that didn’t impress me. There are still 11 days left for that to change. Of course, it has already given me experiences.
343. | On judging
I haven’t been able to figure out why I’m being judgmental. But I’ve thought about what I can do about it.
342. | Behavior LEGO
Three LEGO bricks that not only show cultural differences, but are also embedded in my behavior. I love LEGOing.
341. | Saigon, the shameless
Maybe Saigon isn’t shameless because he’s vulgar. It’s because he doesn’t really want to hide anything from me. What if the question is: why would I hide it?
340. | I have never been a proud Hungarian
This article is not a portrait of Lajos Kassai, nor is it a collection of Kassai quotes. It is a self-portrait in the mirror of Lajos Kassai.
339. | Arrival in Saigon
I became a black belt who left soldiers in a tight spot. Or something like that.
338. | Mũi Né and the goulash soup
Mũi Né was the last stop on my 1,800-kilometer journey through Vietnam. My heart is full of gratitude. Now I’m taking a little rest. Actively.
337. | Арина Шило
There are some things that don’t need to be explained. It’s enough to show them and then let the story and the viewer do their thing together.
336. | Đà Lạt, where I was cold
Da Lat is a cold labyrinth. I also loved the fact that I was lost in it. And the connections it gave me along the way.