This space is dedicated to sharing detailed case studies, technical breakdowns, and practical guides for an international audience. Here, you'll find my explorations into architecture and filmmaking, analyses of creative processes, and essential blueprints for navigating life as a student in the UK. My goal is to provide clear, actionable insights that are valuable to fellow creators, students, and potential collaborators around the world.
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "The most important thing to bring? A photo, a keychain, any small object that carries the spirit of the people you love." The decision of what to pack is a strategic one, balancing three competing factors: your limited Baggage Allowance, your
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This article is also available in [Burmese] It's time to fly. Before you even get on the plane, there are countless mistakes that can be made and many things you can prepare for in advance. From the moment you buy your ticket to the second you step on
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This article is also available in [Burmese] Many of the issues in this guide aren't just specific to the UK; they happen to new arrivals in any country. We all experience the same regrets. We waste time we shouldn't have wasted and spend money we shouldn&
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "You start by taking responsibility for yourself. From there, you learn to take responsibility for your family, and then for 10 people, 100 people, 1000 people. To do this, learning to take responsibility for yourself is the most critical first step."
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This article is also available in [Burmese] Choosing where to live is one of the biggest and most stressful decisions a new student has to make. This guide is designed to be your all-in-one resource, combining a strategic framework for how to choose your location with a realistic breakdown of
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This article is also available in [Burmese] A short answer would be: once you have experienced something good, it is very difficult to go back to something bad. The long answer, the one that truly matters, is this. Introduction: Beyond the Movie Stereotypes First, let me define what "abroad&
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This article is also available in [Burmese] Before I tackle another big topic, here’s a quick thought from my day. I went shopping today for some things I needed for the house. Since I was out and about, I took a detour to visit the cemeteries over in Botley.
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This article is also available in [Burmese] Summer. It’s supposed to be a time of blissful, hot, dry weather. In the UK, it’s mostly like that. Not always, of course. Some days you get a cool breeze, other days the rain is relentless. But still, summer is the
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "What clothes should I bring? How do I see a doctor? What is the food like? And what about the weather, dental care, and all the hidden costs?" I waited for the right moment to write about health. What better time
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "A look at estimated vs. actual living costs, and the unexpected expenses no one tells you about." I have touched on the costs of studying abroad in previous articles, but today, I want to dive deep into how you should actually
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "What do I need to move? How much will it cost? Where do I even begin?" This guide is for students navigating the stressful process of moving house in the UK, especially for those doing it alone for the first time
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "In a time like this, no one can leave the country. If you can, you must be a 'somebody.' While other young people are in the jungle, why are you posting things like this?" This is a question I