I'm blessed to have been born in Nepal, the land of the Buddha. We Nepalis have a very happy-go-lucky attitude and the way of life her is far less competitive than it might be in developed country.
Yes, we live in poverty. Yes, we are underdeveloped. Yes, we've had political turmoil and bloodshed. But we've learnt to live through disadvantages. We bounced back from a 7.9 richter earthquake in 2014 which took away thousands of lives and destroyed cities and infrastructures. That was followed by a 6 month long embargo on us by a neighbouring country which blocked all our roads in their borders and as a landlocked country, we live in shortage of the very basic necessities like food, fuel and medicine.
But that's so last year. You come to Nepal and all you'll be greeted is positivity and genuine smiles. You get into trouble here and we'll go through leaps and bounds to help you out.
So I think, I am surrounded by really good people. People with controlled ambitions, less malice, reasonable desires and passion to live life gleefully.
PS @kafkanarchy84. Wear a hat boss, looks like the heat is sweltering. You're squinting too much. Not good for the eyes.