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How I did it: my fave is alexandria, in egypt. i also been to port said, cairo and el giza.in morocco, i visited chefchauen, marrakesh, casablanca, tangiers, agadir and rabat.also been to tunis and algeria. Read how I did it…

How I did it: me and my best friend decided to work with polymer clay and we called our creations 'dream drops'. they were mostly key chains, mobile charms, earrings, rings, and other accessories. Read how I did it…

How I did it: visited 9 states, seen some popular but also non popular destinations. met really friendly local people. experienced some fantastic hindu festivals. ate the most exquisite indian food (vegetarian) Read how I did it…

How I did it: i volunteered for month in a children's school in hampi, india. this contact came to me via couch surfing. most of the time we were asked to use our initiative and invent cool educational games to keep the kids entertained.we used games like hangman, or drawing, colouring, laughter yoga, soccer... a bit of everything... Read how I did it…

How I did it: ...once u become aware of where the food u are eating is coming from. ask yourself, is it good for my health? for the environment? for my karma? meat-eaters are more attracted to illness and conditions, fat and extra weight, and also more aggressive, nervous and negative emotions. eating slaughtered and tortured animals cannot possibly make your body and mind feel good. go veg! its healthier, happier, and sexier :)eat lots of lentils… Read how I did it…

How I did it: no ketchup, no mayonnaiseonly brown or wholemeal breadlots of fruits and raw vegetablesno friesNO MEATno snackslots of soupslots of lentilsno sweetseat frequently and little1 hour body exercise dailylots of waterno soft drinksno alcohollots of fresh fruit juiceswill of iron :)treat yourself to a nice meal - whatever u feel like - every 7 days. Read how I did it…

How I did it: its a voluntary association. we get full free training on first aid and rope knots and how to use the various equipment. i was in the section of hill climbing. the most interesting thing was to rescue a cat from an old house's well. one time we happened to be at the place of an accident just happened, and gave first aid before the ambulance came. Read how I did it…

How I did it: bahamas: a fun race aboard 2 yachts which previously entered the americas cup. i was 2nd grinder. we were crew and passengers from a cruise liner. amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read how I did it…

How I did it: my plane tickets were like this: malta-lisbon and after one month barcelona-malta. so in one month me and my friend hitch hiked across these 2 states. sometimes sleeping on trains, one time sleeping in a cemetery, mostly in hostels. Read how I did it…

How I did it: it all happened when the wife of my father's friend happened to be pregnant so she didnt want to race that year. instead, i took her place, and finished in 3rd place.amaaazing! Read how I did it…

How I did it: me and my boyfriend were invited by the owner of the airline company. it was an incredible 40 minutes of flying above the majestic himalayas and see the everest! Read how I did it…

How I did it: it came by chance... or rather, destiny. a friend who invited me to manali (himachal pradesh, india), happened to own a helicopter company and offered me a 7 minute free ride in front next to the pilot. Read how I did it…

How I did it: all it takes is a decision and the will to follow it. i left my home country with a 70L back-bag and around 800 euros in my hands. i visited 9 states across india and made it also to nepal. most of the time i couch-surfed, slept on trains and even though i was a solitary traveller, i was never really alone. when you take this kind of trip by yourself you always meet other like-minded travellers to share a part of the trip with, or local h… Read how I did it…

How I did it: difficult to explain... i think it all came to me while i was in india. so i would suggest anyone who wants to reach a similar goal to spend some time in a primitive culture - enjoying all that comes along with gratitude, and not groan about the inconveniences and lack of commodities. Read how I did it…

How I did it: the desire to become more feminine planted from the thought that i was not attractive to guys. so i revamped my wardrobe and started wearing dresses and heels and makeup. relatively soon, i understood that physical appearance, even though is important to catch the eye, does not catch the heart. most importantly i understood what is truly important to me - to be happy with the way i am and knowing that people like me for what i am and not … Read how I did it…