Outside Taj |
“It’s very different for me. Denmark is homogenous; we have one language and just 5 million people. In India the sense of entire scale - 1.2 billion people is overwhelming. But people are friendly, warm, helpful, just a bit curious maybe because I look different.
In the beginning it was difficult to decode what people
meant especially the Indian headshake – yes or no, I didn’t know. I don’t think
I have cracked it yet.
What I find thought-provoking is people don’t admit making
mistakes in India. We all are humans and make mistakes. In Denmark you don’t lose
face if you make a mistake and admit it; you lose face if you don’t admit it. When you try new things you make mistakes.”
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