Working Abroad
Working Abroad
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- vespa0
agree with v3nt.
i arrived in london with no experience, no money, and promptly left my portfolio on a bus after 2 weeks. ok it sucked for the first 18 months but now i love it, am in a job i enjoy that pushes me creatively.
someone once told me "difficult travel paths are dancing lessons from god" and that's certainly been the story of my career, but now that i can breakdance i'm glad i had the chance to learn even tho i nearly broke my neck in the process.