Good Old American Soil

After eight months abroad, I am back and getting settled in the good old U.S.A. Six months in Israel -- five living at Kibbutz Romat Yochanan -- two traveling to twelve different European countries. What one learns while living in a place like Israel is almost incomprehensible in words; and don't even get me started about living alone for two months in Europe, I don't even know where to begin with the overly interesting people I met!

A rare moment in time I am totally cool. 

Whether it was sipping -- or chugging -- the world's best beer in Munich, Germany, 'Augistiner,' or throwing back Polish Vodka after dinner like all good Poles do; setting foot through six different concentration camps to the oldest active royal palace in the world (Stockholm Palace) there wasn't a stop along the way I wouldn't miss  if I had to re-do the trip!

But what do you need to care about MY personal growth and development? You're wondering and excited about why I got this blog going up again EY? Well I was recently hired by Megale PR in Washington, D.C. and New York City as an accountant executive/social media blogger/ and researcher so I decided it was time to put that B.A. of Journalism to use and start some writings!

The beauty of Prague at noon

 This blog is active and I hope to provide some good shorts, stories, blurbs, whatever to you as the fall weeks turn into winter folks. Your comments, criticism, and critiques are always welcome to SAYoungberg@Gmail.com, find me on Twitter at @SeanYoungberg or comment below.

May each day be good to you, to quote Henry David Throeau, "I learned this, at least, by my experiment; that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours."

Amsterdam. Every day requires your game face.