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Tag: Study Abroad

September 30, 2014November 9, 2014

Always Make the Ask

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August 7, 2014February 24, 2015

An Overdue Goodbye

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May 25, 2014February 24, 2015

Mount of Olives and Via Dolorosa

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May 23, 2014February 24, 2015

Shabbat Shalom

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April 20, 2014February 24, 2015

The Dead Sea

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April 20, 2014February 24, 2015

The Negev Desert

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April 11, 2014February 24, 2015

Tel Aviv

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March 14, 2014February 24, 2015

Senior Year Recap

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November 16, 2013February 26, 2015

Taj Mahal

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November 15, 2013February 27, 2015

Narhet

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October 1, 2013October 19, 2013

Dostoevsky Museum

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September 22, 2013October 11, 2013

Hangzhou

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September 20, 2013October 11, 2013

Shanghai Week 2

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September 5, 2013October 11, 2013

Beijing

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June 28, 2013June 28, 2013

A day in someone, uh, I mean NO shoes

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June 28, 2013June 29, 2013

Wellington

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All Blacks Game

June 9, 2013June 17, 2013

All Blacks Game

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June 4, 2013June 25, 2013

Arcadia Farewell Dinner

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April 3, 2013June 28, 2013

Sydney

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March 25, 2013April 4, 2013

Sky Jump

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2013 Parnell Student Village Residents

March 21, 2013June 28, 2013

2013 Parnell Student Village Residents

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March 21, 2013March 24, 2013

Arcadia Weekend: Waitomo & Raglan

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March 11, 2013June 28, 2013

Coromandel Peninsula

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UoA and PSV Orientation

March 4, 2013March 4, 2013

UoA and PSV Orientation

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February 27, 2013September 10, 2015

Note from the Author

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In four, far too short years, Babson forced me to get comfortable living outside of my comfort zone. I was able to make friends across the world who open my eyes to languages, cultures and religions I never knew about. I was encouraged to fail and succeed over and over again while growing my first business and through different leadership roles. I was inspired to travel the world and create a travel blog while I lived and worked in five different cities over 4 continents. Some days I felt intimidated by the competition, most days I was not the smartest person in the room, and more often than not, I didn’t know what the hell I was doing. But I said yes to every opportunity that came my way, I listened to everybody who was willing to share their ideas with me, I absorbed it all and never wanted to stop learning. Thank you Babson, for teaching me more than I ever thought I would learn in college and for introducing me to some of the most incredible people I have ever met. I only hope that you can continue to inspire even more young entrepreneurs over the next 100 years #ThisIsMyBabson

Had the best time celebrating the beautiful newlyweds! #JustLarried2019

It was a love that we didn’t know the true power of that brought us to each other. Four women from different corners of the country and a sisterhood that tied us all together. We’ve been through the best and the worst of times together, but this day was the most incredible of them all. @madisonleecales it was an honor to stand by your side on your wedding day, and I will be right next to you for every day that is to come. 💕

The most perfect weekend celebrating the new Mr. & Mrs. Cales 🍾

1 Team, 16 Months & $120,000,000 later ... still selling with the same excitement and love for this building as Day 1 💪🥰

THIS TEAM 🤩🎉😍💪 @ryanserhant @bornagainchristian @michaelbethoney @morgancatron_ ・・・ Guess what? My team has done $117,783,975 in sales here wow 😱 This is the Austin Nichols House at 184 Kent Ave in Williamsburg. We just sent out our 10th contract in the last 15 days. That’s on top of the 78 homes we’ve already sold here in the last year. To celebrate, I made Bianca, Christian, and Mike pose awkwardly with me in the lobby. My team LOVES me 🥳

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I love mixing business & pleasure with you 🥰💫 🎈

Damn you April showers 🌸

Ended March in the most INSANE WAY!!!! Not only did we put another $15M in contract at Austin Nichols House!! I also represented buyers who went into contract at @extell Brooklyn Point, @tishmanspeyer 11 Hoyt and #AveryHallInvestments 145 Carroll Gardens for another $5M in deals. A $20M March is feeling pretty great to me, and now it is time to have an even better April 💪 @ryanserhant @serhant_team

Thank you @mansionglobal for the feature 🙌🎉💪 “House hunters have revved up activity in trendy Williamsburg, Brooklyn, since the start of the year, when New Yorkers learned the L train, which ferries 225,000 commuters from Brooklyn to Manhattan each weekday, would continue running through major repair work. For upmarket Williamsburg, that entry-luxury price range represents "a lot of first-time homebuyers and families," said Bianca D’Alessio, an agent with Nest Seekers International. "It’s a sweet spot for the market right now." Austin Nichols, a top-selling new development in the city, has seen a significant boost in sales and interest since the L-train about-face, said Ms. D’Alessio, who is on the sales team for the building. The building has sold about $35 million in apartments in less than three months, compared to $65 million in sales for all of 2018. The building is now getting three to four offers per week, Ms. D’Alessio said.” To read more, link in bio @austinnicholshouse @serhant_team @nestseekers 📸 Sascha Kilmer / Getty Images

So here’s to Sister Blais 🎉🍾💍#kenzislastblais

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A magical sunset to celebrate our $10M week 🌅 @austinnicholshouse @serhant_team @ryanserhant @bornagainchristian @morgancatron_ @michaelbethoney

2018 was filled with tons of highs and lows for me with more challenges and more successes than I could have predicted but if there was one way I could describe 2018 it would be as my record breaking year. What this past year allowed me to reaffirm is how important my family is to me, how much I depends on my friends, and how much I love my job. This year was my first FULL YEAR on @serhant_team , and it was my best year yet hitting right under $70M in sales for the year. 😃 I remember meeting with @ryanserhant last December and setting my goals for 2018, I left the room terrified and excited. Excited for what the year ahead would bring and terrified what would happen if I did not live up to the goals I had set. With motivation and hard work on my side and the market against us all, I knew that I would have to work harder than ever. I am humbled and incredibly appreciative and proud that I had the opportunity to work on: 🤩 868 Lorimer on the Park SOLD OUT 🥳The Lorimer at 537 Lorimer SOLD OUT in 3 weeks 🥰Austin Nichols House at 184 Kent Avenue, ranked the #8 Top Selling Building in NYC 😘550 Vanderbilt, the first large New Development project I had the opportunity to work on 😃336 East 54th Street FULLY LEASED In addition to working with buyers, sellers, renters and landlords. In 2018, I had the chance to work on an incredible 89 transactions. Some were easier than others and some felt impossibly difficult but I learned something new from every single one. I set the bar even higher for 2019 and I could not be more excited 💪 So going into the first FULL week of January, I hope you all take the time to think back on what you were proud of last year and capture what is going to give you the motivation to make 2019 your BEST YEAR YET. 🎉🎉

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