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lunes junio 14, 2004 | General | Permalink |

I have been travelling a lot these last years. I have spent two, very nice, years in Portugal, some months in the UK, some others in USA, and several weeks all around Spain.

Travelling is a great learning opportunity if you have a chance to stay longer. On long stays you have time enough to learn the idiosincrasies, learn what people think and why, and how they react to things.

The fact is the more you stay abroad the more open-minded you become.

And the more open-minded you become the better the solutions you give to problems. Both professionally and personally.

And then, as a consequence, the better the solutions you give to problems the longer the customers want you to stay!

It happens to me as well that the more open-minded I get the more radical and fanatical some solutions appear to me. There's lot of open-source, closed-minded people. And as well some closed-source, closed-minded people. Lots. On the following days I'll be posting on this, giving my opinion on why some well-known topics seem to be closed-minded to me. Stay tuned.

Being open-minded is most important to have a good health. Here at Sun there's lots of open-minded people. That's great!. Lots of open-minded, enthusiastic people. Few closed-minded, radical or fanatical people.

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