Medellin, Colombia

[RayAndré]

Medellin will be home for me for the next five weeks!
Will anyone else be around?

 

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[Private Witt]

I dream of coming back to Colombia. I lived on the North coast for a year and also in Bogota about a year.

Enjoy!!!!

 

[RayAndré]

@Private Witt Nice! The Caribbean is where its at. You must have had a great time.

 

[Private Witt]

@Private Witt Nice! The Caribbean is where its at. You must have had a great time.

Yah man the Caribbean is amazing, I also lived in Honduras for two years on the coast.

Here is an old article when I had a project in Colombia.

https://medellinliving.com/motorcycling-colombia/

 

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[RayAndré]

wow, what an experience.

 

[Xavier X]

Ahh, sweet sweet Medellin. I was there for two months last year - October and November.

I'll definitely be going back, but I have a long list of other destinations to get through before repeating.

You'll most likely enjoy it, but then it all depends on:

- Your Spanish speaking skills
- People you hang out with
- The primary reason you're going there

 

[Private Witt]

wow, what an experience.

Yan man was epic, my only problem is I am now ruined with living in the US and must get back to Colombia. I hope in 2019 at least for half the year!

 

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[Private Witt]

Ahh, sweet sweet Medellin. I was there for two months last year - October and November.

I'll definitely be going back, but I have a long list of other destinations to get through before repeating.

You'll most likely enjoy it, but then it all depends on:

- Your Spanish speaking skills
- People you hang out with
- The primary reason you're going there

Im going to totally agree on all three of these points. Spanish speaking skills for sure has a huge effect on who you hang out with too. Once you can immerse yourself with locals it gets really interesting.

My first year in Honduras I refused to learn Spanish and it confined me. I started to learn the second year and by my fourth year in Latin America while in Colombia I took a big leap in my skills and it was truly an enhanced experience when I could communicate so much better with locals. I still suck with listening, need to work big time on speaking, but reading and writing is not bad and looking forward to committing to learning again.

 

[RayAndré]

- Your Spanish speaking skills
- People you hang out with
- The primary reason you're going there

Makes sense!
My spanish speaking skills are pretty good.
I'm hanging out with other like-minded entrepreneur types.
I'm here to work remotely and enjoy the country in the meantime. (and salsa dance

Just one month though unlike you guys. It may not be enough time

 

[Private Witt]

Makes sense!
My spanish speaking skills are pretty good.
I'm hanging out with other like-minded entrepreneur types.
I'm here to work remotely and enjoy the country in the meantime. (and salsa dance

Just one month though unlike you guys. It may not be enough time

Ha, no way it will be enough time!

Where to after?

 

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[DannyD]

Just missed you

Enjoy and feel free to PM if you have any questions, was there for a few months

 

[JasonR]

Look up Dynamite Circle members in Medellin. Lots of great people there!

Also try Internations.

 

[GetRichODT]

Look up Dynamite Circle members in Medellin. Lots of great people there!

Also try Internations.

I spent a couple weeks there last August. Would love to work there again.

 

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[RayAndré]

Where to after?

Back to the states for a few weeks then Italy for a month!

 

[nyminute]

Look up Dynamite Circle members in Medellin. Lots of great people there!

[emoji1360] on this [emoji6]

Quite a few of us in MDE. [emoji16]

 

[Crissco]

I know many people who went to Colombia, I havent been my self but from what my friends tell me its a blast. Enjoy it man. Also what do you do for work?

 

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[nyminute]

I know many people who went to Colombia, I havent been my self but from what my friends tell me its a blast. Enjoy it man. Also what do you do for work?

It's great. Perfect climate, friendly people, 1st world lifestyle on a 3rd world budget. [emoji16]

I'm a serial entrepreneur (too many industries to name, lol)