Elisabeth

I live in Sweden with my husband and our dog (a dachshund that we named "Tiger"). I have a degree (or two actually) from the university. I started my work career as a journalist. In a way I was lucky, after I got my degree in journalism I was offered employments at the largest magazines in this country and it was great since I got the opportunity to meet so many interesting people during this time, but despite an excellent job I was not happy; it just was just not a job for me. I could not feel that my job was important and working as a journalist felt quit insignificant. So ten years after I first study at the university I went back and for five years I study psychology, sociology etc, before graduating. The education lead to a meaningful job where I could contribute to others and be at some assistance for those in need of help.In my spare time I love to travel, I have been fortunate and privilege to have a chance to do so. It is so interesting to meet people from different places and from different cultures, one learns so much! But what always hit me is that it doesn’t matter if one travel across the world, people is generally the same, with the same values and thoughts of what is important in life.