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The German tax system can be summed up as complicated, especially for a freelancer trying to find your feet. I’ve been a freelancer in Berlin for 20 months already and I’ve had my fair share of expensive conversations with accountants and scary-looking...

Berlin is a city where you can get 2€ döners, 7€ restaurant meals and where anything above 20€ is considered as expensive. So when a friend suggested to treat ourselves for the new year and head to Glass for a 65€ set menu, it definitely raised an eyebrow...

Two months before my visa expired, I was already stressing out about obtaining a freelance visa in Germany. To be honest, I worried for nothing so let me share my experience and hopefully it’s useful to someone out there.
Firstly, some background info. I’m an Australian citizen, came to Germany on a working holiday visa. There was a technical error on my visa as I was granted permission to be a freelancer. That was super for me and made it easier to find work. I was registered...

Here’s a story of Starwood’s W Hotel doing something every brand and company should be doing: listening and responding to fans on social media.
When I lost my beloved W Hotel pen at work, I turned to Twitter to vent:
You see, it wasn’t just one of those crappy  merchandise pens. The W Hotel pen sits perfectly on a desk due to its angular shape, and the soft-grip coating makes it smooth to touch. The ballpoint works effortless and produces the right amount of thickness...