Life Of Briller

This climb is classified as extremely difficult, so would you give it a try?

In our daily lives, we should naturally be moving around and getting from place to place. This is what I like to call the "Gym of Life"...

None of us is born with a "blank slate". Let me explain what I mean...

Our English Translation Arena is back! Let me challenge you to five new sentences. And this week's theme? Continuous Tenses...

We're all familiar with the gigantic skyscrapers of New York City... But where was the world's first skyscraper? Let's talk about it!

What's it like to grow up in the famous "Suburbs" of the US? Pros and cons?

Here's an old life lesson I learned many years ago that I still use even now...

I've spent the last month and a half in the US. Let me share some lessons I've learned and some observations I've made...

Italian food is so famous that it's even made an appearance all the way in North Korea. But I guess that's not too surprising after all...

Let's continue where we left off yesterday. I was "Ok" at speaking Italian, but I wanted to get better and better...

Can you imagine a version of me where I didn't know even one word of Italian? That's where my journey up the Italian mountain truly began...

You might not know this concept, but as soon as I explain it to you you'll start recognizing it everywhere...

You might be wondering: "What does birdwatching have anything to do with this?" But give me a chance!

It's a funny comparison but hear me out! :)

We traveled around to some really nice cities... But was there a city that particularly stood out to me?

Ahhh, it's nice to be back! I have so much to tell you guys...

It's been quite the journey making Bringlese Daily episodes every day M-F for the past year. Today marks the end of our first real season, and I'll be taking a break until September. Don't worry, BD isn't going away forever, it's just a break as I said. And in today's final episode of the first season I want to share a valuable lesson I've realized. Happy listening, and as always PEACE!

There's a holy/sacred moment in the day of someone who is one the way to work... Let's talk about that!

We've heard about my first day in Italy, but what about my first day in Japan?!

This is a common question in the American culture. Do you have any idea of what I'm talking about?!