AMAGI*Consulting

22/07/2025

Dear Konrad,

We are delighted to inform you that your proposal, "From Culture Shock to Connection: coaching and mentoring U.S. Expats Through Cultural Complexity in Europe", has been accepted for presentation at the SIETAR USA 2025 Conference! This year’s theme, "Inclusive Interculturalism: Purpose, Possibilities, and Progress" highlights the power of dialogue and connection and we are excited to include your voice in this important gathering.

18/05/2023

Interesting piece of WWII cross-cultural communication. How to be an American soldier in the UK, how to behave, what to do, what to avoid.
No surprise it's the US which leads the research.

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13/04/2023

If you're tired of London, your tired of life!

24/03/2023

You probably know that is a very old city and in the times it was known as . But do you know that even though we do not have or there are some remnants of the past. Like the London Mithraeum, the of and it is free to visit.

22/03/2023

My city is full of surprises :)

Do you think this sculpture is wrong? Or maybe it is scientifically accurate? Or maybe it just makes you feel uneasy? Or everything is right because everything is relative?

20/03/2023

There are still few more days to visit an interesting (and free!) exhibition in the London Metropolitan Archives - Magnificent Maps of London. It may not be very long, about 30-45 minutes to see it thoroughly, but it's totally worth it!

It brings together the records of the UK capital with even the oldest surviving map of London - Civitas Londinium. There are maps of tram routes, parish boundaries, , , even the sound map of the city.

My favourite is " a baloon viev of London" as seen from Hampstead. I sometimes seat on the heath in a similar manner to watch the city from the same spot (just from the ground level, obviously)

16/03/2023

is not necessarily a part of , but many visitors do not know about how great this place is. Apart from being some form of the room for artists it is a wonderful space for visitors to relax and slow down. Located next door to the and district is often omitted, by and both. And right now there is an interesting outdoor by based Jitish Kalat. It comprises of 2 intersecting spirals echoing UK connecting the courtyard to locations across the and the . When visiting, I realised that one out of the 2 cities mentioned here is my hometown - .



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13/03/2023

There are plenty of "secret" places in London which are not widely known. This is one of these - a inside converted of St. Mark (deconsecrated in 1974) just off in - 2 floors of , a , and a are waiting for you!

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10/03/2023

Does it really that often in ? It's hard to say, it has for the last few days at least :) But it's not really a problem. Of course London has plenty of amazing outdoor spaces to offer, something which always amuses my clients who never expected so many public spaces (London is one of the greenest capitals after all). But this city is . Whatever you are into, London can provide, whether it's art, history, nature, popular culture and many more. Very often the experiences are free of charge, it does not happen in or . Stay tuned and you will learn more about whatever is happening here, what is worth paying a visit or just to learn about places which are not that often visited by tourists, but Londoners love them. And it's not only London I'll be letting you know of!

27/02/2023

Have you ever been to ? This style is a totally different to what you could expect. Definitely worth paying a visit when in . If you don't know how to use it, check the link from my stories