My name is Selina. I am an exchange student from Germany. This blog will guide me on my journey in Finland and hopefully provide others with tips and inspiration.
Solheimasandur Plane Wreck way
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This is the way to the plane wreck as you can see in the video it is in the middle of nowhere and you should plan your time and wear good shoes and wind/water resistant clothes.
The model created by Richard Lewis, divides human behavior patterns in three main groups: linear-active, multi-active and reactive. He visited 135 countries and worked in more than 20 of them, which helped im to come to the conclusion that humans can be divided in categories, based on behavior. Characteristics: Linear-Active: task-oriented Polite but direct highly organized doing one thing at a time rarely interrupts sticking to facts result oriented and like to move quickly forward Multi-Active: talkative, impulsive relationship and people oriented doing many things at the same time interruptions uncomfortable with silence Flexible truth impatient Reactive: listeners - reacts to partners action no interruptions do not voice strong opinion easily never confronts very people oriented patient conceals feelings Finland is placed between linear-active and reacti...
About me... My first post is about myself. My name is Selina and I am 20 years old. I am from Germany but currently in Finland for 9 months. In these 9 months I will do a double degree here. I am studying international technical sales in Germany. The question that was often asked me here is, why Finland? For this question there is a simple answer: the only place where I can do the double degree in my course of studies. But of course also because I find the country itself very interesting. It's my first time in a Scandinavian country and Finland is in a good starting location it's easy to travel from here to Scandinavia. It's a whole new experience for me, especially with the cold. Normally when I go on holiday it is always south to warm countries and with Scandinavia I definitely leave my comfort zone. I am together with my bestie on this trip. We live here in Turku. We have already planned some trips. Unfortunately we don't have as much time as we hoped.
Further activity that can be done at the moment is going Go-Kart driving. We were around 8 people and it was a lot of fun. We payed 20€ each. The place provides you overalls and helmets. There is a given route outside where we drove along. A lot of us spun in the track curve or crashed into each other. One of our friends got hit while spinning and ended up in the grass. The race was about 10-15 minutes in my opinion pretty short for the price but as the route is not too big it would have been boring otherwise. At the end they gave us our results as they tracked everyones time.
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