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Our main goal is to stay open minded and learn from others as much as we can even if sometimes, the culture and religion are miles apart from ours. This in the end will make us grow and accept all differences. 

Traveling has only shown us more and more that you don't need a lot of things. We don't value a home as much as we did before. 

It’s about living with intention and curiosity, embracing new experiences, connecting with people, and constantly growing. To explore more is to live fully, to step out of your comfort zone, and to seek out the beauty in the world and in yourself. It’s about finding meaning in every moment and allowing each adventure to shape who you are.

We love to see the world outside of our own comfort zone in The Netherlands. There's so much to see and to learn. One of the things we've learned is that places can be so different than portrayed online or in the media. You really have to go out and see places for yourself. 

These encounters, these glimpses into lives so different from my own, they're the lifeblood of my stories. Every smile, every tear, every whispered hope – they all find their way onto my pages, breathing life into characters and weaving tales that bridge our shared humanity. These people are my inspiration!

We all grow up in these little worlds shaped by our culture and communities. When you start meeting people from other countries, you realise how similar we all are. You find people with the same values and interests, even if you grew up worlds apart.

We see a lot of locals and poverty. Even if people don't have anything they want to share. 

What we’ve already seen and discovered so far is what makes us want to explore more! It’s like an addiction, you just want more and more! 

There’s so much to see and the world has so much to offer! Go! Enjoy! The world is not as bad as the media sometimes suggests. People are good, people are friendly.

Eastern countries in the African continent you know to complete my circuit of view of that content and raise awareness for Parkinson’s.

When you explore, you learn. You learn about others, about the culture, the places and about yourself.

There’s always something we can learn from each other and it’s the best way to dispel prejudice and stereotypes.