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<h1>23</h1>
As my 23rd birthday approaches, I’ve been reflecting on 23 lessons I have learned in the 23 years I have been living on this earth. 
I hope I can shed some light, inspire, or spread the positivity. 
Xoxo

1. Appreciate your home team. The peeps that have been there since day one. They will always be your biggest support system.
2. Not everyone will like you or have something nice to say about you. And that's ok.
3. Put yourself in uncomfortable situations, outside your comfort zone - whether that is with a career, a relationship, or a life decision.

4. Never be sorry for the choices you make.
5. Always put YOU first.
6. Know your worth, if you don't feel it, walk away.
7. It's ok to cry, sometimes it is something to laugh about later.

8. Find your girl gang, if you find multiple ones, that is even better.
9. EVERYTHING happens for a reason, purpose, some fate. If it doesn't happen right away, be patient, it will come.
10. Listen to your mother. Enough said.

11. Not everyone has to know everything about you.
12. Be 100% honest and truthful with yourself.
13. A heartache can be a blessing in disguise and things will get better.
14. Stress takes a large toll on your body more than you know or think.

15. Sometimes being a sunny positive person has its downsides.
16. Friends come and go and that's ok. Not everyone will stay in your life forever.
17. It is so damn important to check up on people. Even a short and sweet "hello, hope you are well" can go a long way.
18. It is ok to completely cut people from your life for the right reasons if that is what it takes to move on.

19. School is important, but there is so much more to your youth than getting good grades.
20. High school was probably some of the best years of my life.
21. Never stop learning and keep searching for something new to grow into. Whether it is for professional or personal reasons, you can end up finding passions or strengths you didn't know you had.
22. Social media is a blessing and also probably the worst thing to ever exist for humanity.

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Travel

Thailand

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Waterloo

<h1>Hi there! </h1>
My name is Natalia or Nat for short. 
I am 22 (23 soon!) years old currently living in Waterloo, ON finishing up my degree at the University of Waterloo for Sports and Business. Beside school, I work for a marketing agency working with clients to grow their companies and for a wedding and event company. I love the hustle. I love exploring. I love creating. I can’t survive without coffee....

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New Zealand

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Animals

Australia

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Canada

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Bali

Bali is known for its beautiful villas for a magical stay. Ten of us stayed in this gorgeous villa in Kuta. The place included a chef that made us breakfast and dinner, a personal driver each day, 3 bedrooms, an outdoor pool...it was heaven.

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 <h1>Sunset Surfing</h1>
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A. Must.

Surfing at sunset is a whole different experience. With the golden sun setting and the waves, it is truly a moment to capture.

The cutest and friendliest animals you’ll ever meet. We took a day trip to an elephant sanctuary where we bathed them and got real up close and personal. There are some places that don’t treat elephants the best, do your research to make sure you are visiting a good one!

<blockquote>All good things are wild and free - H.D Thoureau</blockquote>

<h1>Culture</h1>
Bali culture is truly an experience like no other. This was taken at a ceremony with chanting, dancing and beautiful costumes. We watched this on the side of a cliff, overlooking the sunset. 
Next: Gates of Heaven, Lempuyang Temple, Tirta Gangga Garden

The rice fields are breathtaking and amazing to explore. This is Tegallalang Rice Field, just outside of Ubud and one of the most popular in Bali. Walk through the fields or hop on a swing to fly over them. Fun fact, Indonesia is the 3rd largest rice producer in the world.

Visit the coffee plantations where you can sample delicious coffee and tea. My absolute favourite was the vanilla coffee. They walk you through the process of creating coffee, the different beans used and you’ll walk out feeling super energized!

<h1>Bliss on the Beach</h1>
Take a day trip to Nusa Penida Island. Walk along the gorgeous Crystal Bay (above) or admire the views of Kelingking Beach 🦖 (below).

Natalia Zigante