In this post I want to show you how I use Notion to plan out my goals for the year and organise my life. Because how do you actually make a plan? To achieve your goals, it is important to break them down into smaller parts and plan out carefully when you will do what. I also use this planning system in general to plan all my daily tasks and to do’s. Keep reading to see my all-in-one goals and life planner for an entire year. Read more Β»
It’s been a while – a little over two weeks – since I posted one of these life updates. After two weeks of silence, there is enough to talk about today. From job opportunities to opening a Spanish bank account and long walks. Read more Β»
Today I want to talk about setting goals for the new year and how to make sure you will actually achieve them. 2020 wasn’t the best year for me, so to set myself (and you!) up for success in 2021, I researched how to actually achieve your goals. In this article I share the best tips with you! Read more Β»
Happy new year! π₯ I hope that – despite lockdowns and restrictions – you had a great New Year’s Eve with loved ones and that you got a fresh start into 2021. Okay, we’ve got the formalities out of the way. Let’s get into the real stuff: I had my first job interview in Galicia! Keep reading if you want to know how it went and how I spent my first New Year’s Eve in Spain. (And if you want to know all about the twelve grapes before midnight.) Read more Β»
There are some cultural differences that you notice immediately when you move to a new place. Here in Spain, I immediately realised that people have different relationships with dogs than in the Netherlands. I cannot tell you the amount of times I’ve been scared by a loudly barking dog when I was just walking calmly along the road. They run to the fence as if their life depends on it and it scares the shit out of me. Besides that, they poop everywhere and owners don’t feel the responsibility to clean up after their dog. Last weekend I had my first up close experience with Spanish dogs and let me tell you… it was incredible and incredible isn’t always a positive word. Read more Β»
It’s been a while since I gave a proper life update. In Life in Spain #2 I told you that my goal was to beat Ryan on Duolingo and that I’d keep you updated on this. All of a sudden it was not only Ryan; in the middle of the week Elisabeth appeared out of nowhere. No idea where she came from, but she was very motivated too. It took a lot of Duolingo-time, but… I did it. In the end of the week I was in first place of the Diamond League!Β
Okay, so now we have got that out of the way, we can get into the realΒ updates. I registered myself in the city hall and I applied for a NIE-number. Read more Β»
My name is Linda and I’m a Dutch girl who moved to Spain. On here, you see me figuring out my new life as a freelance content creator and going on adventures in the beautiful Galicia. Β» More about me
