Any ’90s Kid Dream: Visiting Pokemon International Headquarters.

Visiting the Pokemon International Headquarters was a dream come true. I still remember singing Pokemon in Spanish back in the 90's. For any Pokemon fan ENJOY 🙂

Connecting people through technology and traveling. How Ari Gootnick’s 6- Degrees of Separation Theory is reinventing traveling.

#ProjectFourDegrees is all about connecting people through technology and through people's networking. The main goal of this project is to prove that humans are actually more interconnected than we think we are. By using people's networking Ari's aim is to show that he can travel from LA to NYC with the help of you, your network, and your network's network. Let help Ari accomplish this incredible journey!!!

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10 valuable pieces of advice I would have loved to know before and during my OPT year.

In case you feel a bit lost when it comes to OPT I advice you to read this blog post. These are the 10 pieces of advice I would have loved to know months before starting my OPT year. Hope you enjoy it 🙂

How did I make it in Seattle with 380$ in my pocket and no work permit?

A year ago I decided to move to Seattle with 380$ and no work permit, a year after I am living in one of the most exclusive areas of the city. This blog post goes to anyone that thinks he/she can not travel the world or move to another city/country.

Wild Expectations vs Lame Reality: A Misleading Las Vegas Adventure. Part 2.

It was around 5 am when I went back to my motel room at the Galaxy. The thought of coming back to that shitty hotel did not make me happy, nonetheless, the thought that I was going to spend the day with Catalina and Marcos gave me hopes for a better adventure. It was 8 …

Wild Expectations vs Lame Reality: A Misleading Las Vegas Adventure. Part 1

Have you ever traveled somewhere where you had high expectations based on the movies or the tv shows that you used to watch when you were a kid? Once you arrived there would you say that your expectations were fulfilled or nah? Well in my case I must tell you that I was looking for …