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colombia, el alacran, isla verde, la casa amarilla mompos, narcos, narcotraficantes, world heritage town mompos
Leaving Bogota for the Costa
01 Sunday Dec 2013
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barrancabermeja, bogota, el banco, el burro, guaduas, Honda, leaving bogota, leaving for the costa, mompos, mompox, road constructions in colombia, road trip colombia, roads in colombia, tamalameque
Colombia: Thought-Provoking, Inspiring and Worrying
22 Friday Nov 2013
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bacrim, child soldiers, colombia, colombia calling, graffiti, guerrillas, paramilitaries, paula delgado kling, peace in colombia, political graffiti, presidential elections in colombia, talking about colombia
Tomorrow I finish my Especializacion en Resolucion de Conflictos, a course pretty much the equivalent of an MA which has found me pouring over material about Colombia, inspiring me to continue writing, recording interviews and striving forward with projects here.
Parako by DjLu. Spotted in Chapinero.
But, that said, while I am excited for 2014 and what a new year brings and the presidential elections here, I am also worried. We have been studying
Should I Start Charging a Consulting Fee?
18 Monday Nov 2013
Posted in Journalism
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brand richard mccoll, colombia, consulting fee, consulting in colombia, ELN, fee for consulting, how to build a trusted brand, information about colombia, richard mccoll consultant on colombia
Where the author mulls over whether he should start charging a consulting fee for his knowledge and services in Colombia.
Image courtesy of http://frenne.com/free-advice/. I guess I am similar but can be found in coffee shops, pubs and at my desk
I get contacted a great deal, it’s of my doing of course, the blogs, the radio show, the hotel, the journalism and the incessant social media spamming of