I didn’t like my home town so I came to London

I didn’t like my home town so I came to London

There are plenty of reasons but one of them, not mentioned often, is because people just don’t...
Visa: The key to an ‘open’ city

Visa: The key to an ‘open’ city

Visa: The key to an ‘open’ city London is an open place if you have the key. But how high is the...
It’s very simple to be successful

It’s very simple to be successful

Larry Winget is quite a controversial personal development speaker but maybe because he is hard to listen...
Brick Lane: The Tower of Babel inside the market

Brick Lane: The Tower of Babel inside the market

Sunday morning on Brick Lane. A crowd struggle to walk in the narrow street full of curry flavour and...

I didn’t like my home town so I came to London

Zuzanna — February 7, 2010 at 3:00 pm
There are plenty of reasons but one of them, not mentioned often, is because people just don’t like their home town. People feel sometimes in their home lands like their don’t match to the standards of their town. They don’t feel accepted – the way they think, the way they look, they way they want to live their life. Tiia from Finland, 9 years in London says: “There was no room to be...

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I didn’t like my home town so I came to London

There are plenty of reasons but one of them, not mentioned often, is because people just don’t like their home town. People feel sometimes in their home lands like their don’t match to the standards of their town. They don’t feel accepted – the way they think, the way they look,...
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Visa: The key to an ‘open’ city

Visa: The key to an ‘open’ city London is an open place if you have the key. But how high is the price? Flying from Seoul, South Korea, to London means 20 hours of flight and around £1000. To this, lets add £10,000 in overseas student fees for a master degree, £450 monthly for a flat and £100...
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