That’s exactly our job here at Moving Links 4 You – to find those who are selling, buying, and moving EXCELLENCE to work with. We talk and find out your goals and then will find you the people you need to get the job done well.

So often it is about communication. The worst thing is to work with those who don’t value it and leave you in the dark. And communication will often be a key factor in getting things done on time!

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I do appreciate it, Bruce. See you soon, I hope.

Cheers,
Mary
aka ReloMary

I like the picture & the link to the video of the jump really shows you how much trust you need to have in the people around you to take that step and give it a go. Question, if I don’t know who is recommended, and can’t figure out what is fact from what is fiction based upon what is written on the various internet review websites, how can I know that the people/companies involved with my move are honest, trustworthy people/companies? (For example, how did you choose the AJHackett company for that jump, and how did you really _know_ they were top notch before you made the decision to jump with them?) If I am moving cross-country, it will be especially nerve racking to figure out who the good guys are versus just randomly picking a name and hoping for the best.

All the best,
Bruce

This thread is story-rich, so many great stories.

I agree, LinkedIn is indeed wonderful for meeting professionals around the world.

I currently reside in Serbia temporarily, I am working on some projects in here, and I travel a lot all across Serbia, so I don’t stay at one place for too long. Serbia is country with a lot of beautiful places(lakes, forests, parks). From time to time, whenever I have a chance and a lot of work to finish, I take my laptop, go to nearby outdoors, and work in complete wilderness. Once, I was visiting eastern part of Serbia and place that Serbians call Stara Planina(or something like that), just like a tourist, it was summer, and I decided to go into outdoors and work a little(alone and on my own), so I took my laptop, packed up some food, blanket, a tent(just in case if I would need it) and I went toward nearby hilltops that are 4-5 km far from nearby villages( I am not afraid of getting lost, I love adventures!). I reached there, it is such a beautiful place, with no civilisation to be seen nearby. I unpacked, found some large rock, put blanket on it and sit down, relaxed a bit, and fully recovered from fresh air and bird tweets, and then I had a snack. Soon after, I took my laptop and I started working(I am graphic designer by the way). It is amazing how nature helps me to finish work fast, sometimes unexpectably fast. I was working and working, not tired at all, finally, I took energy drink and decided to get up a bit and stare around, and, as soon I got up, first thing that I spotted was big gray wolf right in front of me on some 50 meters staring directly at me and not moving. I was simply stunned, I felt adrenaline rushing, but I remained calm and I didn’t move, I stared at that wolf with both eyes wide open, frozen and a bit confused as to what will happen next, and what should I do. This lasted for some 2-3 minutes, when, on my luck, wolf turned its head on side and slowly walked away downhill, just like that nothing happens. I didn’t pack up and I didn’t run away from there after that event. Later, before evening, I packed up and started walking back toward nearby village where my transport was waiting. On the way down, I saw fox, 2 wild rabbits and 2 snakes(viper and one that I don’t know). What an adventure!

Nature is powerful indeed. When I was alone in there I felt like that nature is speaking to me, like that it is my home, such weird and unexplainable feeling, yet so magical. And yes, I still go in outdoors from time to time!

Regards.

http://www.staraplanina.eu