I've been in Montenegro for the last few days with my family. I came here to speak at a niche offshore conference and strengthen relationships with important European colleagues.

This is my first time in Montenegro; it's been on the bucket list forever, but the opportunity had not presented itself before now.

Of course, I had heard from many friends and colleagues how beautiful the country is, but really, how much more beautiful could it be than other places I had been?

Well, I can say it is substantially more beautiful—it's almost too pretty. Seriously, I am shocked a place this nice even exists.

Today, I am in the off-season ski resorts, staying at a Swiss-style chalet. Yesterday, I was on the coast in Tivat, swimming in the Adriatic Sea. The day before that, I was walking through an old walled city, looking at churches and drinking Apparol in the sun.

I have not been to every country in the world (yet), but of the one-hundred-and-ten-odd countries I have been to, I reckon this has to be the most beautiful.

Is it perfect?

No, there are some problems here that would prevent me from moving to the country as an expat; there is more that goes into place to live than just beauty. But what a great place to spend some time and visit!

I am scheduled to record an interview tonight with a friend who has been in and out of Montenegro as an investor for the last eight years, so watch out for that on the podcast and YouTube to hear more thoughts about the country.

Speak soon,

Mikkel

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