When I think about Finnishness, I see values and habits that are completely different from my own. Finland gave me calmness for a while, but at the same time, I felt like I was living in a world that didn’t belong to me.
What does it mean to be Finnish? For me, Finnishness is a unique mix of silence, nature, sauna, honesty, and perseverance. These small but powerful aspects shape how we live, think, and interact with the world.
Some thoughts about Finnishness.
The lakes, the forests and the Finnish nature is a big part of Finnishness.
This blog tells how I, a Finnish person, sees Finnishness and how it shapes the Finnish culture and people.
A bit about the luxury of free space we have in Finland, it's clean nature, waters and reliability.
Being Finnish for me is not just about where I come from, but about the feelings and values I experience in everyday life.
To me, Finnishness is about enjoying nature and its offerings
In my eyes Finland is all about perseverance, determination, peace and quiet.
I never planned to move to Finland. But somehow, life brought me here—and in doing so, it introduced me to a way of living and thinking that reshaped who I am.
