I am: Businesswoman. Environmentalist. Trainer. Green party voter. Organized. Determined. Consistent. Interested in people with personality. Open to new things.
I have: Respect for my fellow human beings and nature. The desire to fight. No fear. No understanding for deforestation. Improvisational talent. Enjoy expressing my opinion.
I like: Walking. Meeting new people. Fun. Non-smoker. Climate protection projects. Rolls with jam. All animals. Good red wine. Reading books. Jazz. Discretion. Picnicking in the green. The smell in the air after it has rained.
I don't like: Dying trees. Large crowds. Advertising. Envy. Prejudice. Cowards. Taking the bus. Loud music in restaurants. Windows without curtains. People who borrow things and never return them.
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I believe:
that our earth is already in a catastrophic state.
that our economic system should be changed.
that we need new paradigms.
My life philosophy:
Several years ago, I returned from a long trip to Australia, during which I thought a lot about my life. In this context, some suggestions and rules emerged, which I like to refer to and orient myself by:
Be yourself. Don't pretend, because in the long run, it can be very exhausting.
Be brave and don't be afraid to have new experiences. This is the only way you will make progress on your path.
Since truth is the whole, try to express it in many forms such as conversations, feelings, art, literature, music, etc.
Cultivate serenity and do not struggle with what has already passed.
Recently read:
Thinking for Oneself: A Guide to Resistance (A great book that encourages independent thinking.)
Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered (E.F. Schumacher shows here how important it is to find the right measure.)
Eating Animals (An impressive book by Jonathan Safran Foer on the question of what we eat and what eating means to us.)
My tip to you
I am an absolute nature freak and try to spend my free time outdoors as much as possible. South Tyrol is particularly well suited for this. Since Bolzano is surrounded by many mountains, I often just take the cable car and go to Ritten. In the summer, I love Lake Montiggler and autumn is perfect for a hike on the Salten plateau. A truly extraordinary experience is also the Auener Hof, which is located at 1622 meters and is Italy's highest star-rated restaurant.
The Rosengarten is probably one of the most famous mountain massifs in the Dolomites. It is surrounded by numerous myths and legends, the most famous of which is probably the legend of the dwarf king Laurin and Dietrich von Bern.
The Umbalfälle near Prägraten in the East Tyrolean Virgental are among the most spectacular and impressive waterfalls in Tyrol. The water theme trail ‘Nature-Power-Path‘ opens up the full beauty of this natural monument.
The award of “Nature Park Kaunergrat of the Year 2011“ is a confirmation of the successful work of the nature park team. Here opens up an intact and originally experienceable natural and cultural landscape of immense appeal.
The Stelvio National Park in the Vinschgau is one of the most beautiful holiday regions in the Alps. Around the highest peak of the Eastern Alps, the mighty Ortler at 3,905 m, the national park extends over the regions of Trentino-South Tyrol and Lombardy.
