Timeless question: sea or mountains?
Nataliya Trotsenko
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Recently, I've felt the growing need for a vacation. The timeless question then arises: Sea or mountains? Each offers a unique escape and an opportunity to find inspiration away from our daily routines.
When you feel the need for a break, do you find solace by the sea or solace in the solitude of the mountains? How do you integrate the need for relaxation with your professional responsibilities?
Let's remind ourselves that sometimes, stepping away is the most productive step we can take.
š P.S. I am personally on the side of the sea
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Veranika Vinichenka@nika_vinichenko
Oh, Hi Market!
I love looking at the sea, but I'm definitely on the side of the mountains!
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I prefer the sea.
Every time I visit the sea, I think "humans are supposed to live here."
Mountains. Anyday.
You can swim and get a tan when going to the mountains. But you could never ski on the seaside. ā·ļøš»
I was such a big sea person (especially growing up on the coast of California) but now I find myself desiring hiking in the mountains much more. Something about the erraticness and fresh air from mountains is unbeatable to me!
