Please help me get my blog translated into English!

Let’s make a difference! Help me teach others how they can change their life and find their

inner voice and live the happy and fulfilling life they have always wanted!

My name is Nora and I am from Budapest, Hungary. Until the summer of 2016 I had been

working in a high-level job as an attorney for the Hungarian government. I have always been

a very optimistic and positive person and perhaps that’s why for a long time I didn’t realize

that I haven’t been happy. The busy days at work left me little time to contemplate my life.

Then during the winter of 2015 I started to hear a soft voice inside. At first just very quietly. It

didn’t let me sleep, it kept whispering in my ear to quit my job, pack up my stuff, rent out my

apartment and to go traveling. The whole idea seemed incredibly terrifying. It seemed crazy

but it also made a lot of sense. After some time the idea became a plan and I couldn’t picture

my future any other way, let alone spending another summer home in Hungary and not

changing my life. In April I quit my job and a few weeks later I flew to the US to spend two

months traveling around the country. My time there and the two months I spent in Costa Rica

after, have changed my life forever. During my travels I was writing a blog in Hungarian

about my adventures which received over ten thousand hits in my home country. One of the

national newspapers picked up my story and commissioned a series of articles about my

travels. It made me realize how many people can relate to my story and that I can inspire

people. I would like to get my blog translated into English so I can share it with the rest of the

world.

This is not the end of my journey but only the beginning!

Every donation counts no matter how much you can contribute and very much appreciated.

My blog in Hungarian: https://goodaysblog.com/

A sample of my blog in English: https://goodaysblogenglish.wordpress.com/

Motto: “Today is the best day because tomorrow is never promised.”