I left for Egypt at the end of January 2020, as the world was starting to realize the potential impact of COVID-19. It is now June, and the idea of traveling internationally is nothing but remote; so I frequently find myself going back to my memories of Egypt, as they serve as a reminder of human resilience, of our ability to overcome challenges and persevere, despite having the certainty that everything will eventually end.
The tombs in the Valley of the Kings are a great example, hundreds of years of history were contained in these tombs. Their design kicked-off within the first year of the pharaoh's reign and the construction could last up to 10 years, depending on how long they’d live. Pharaohs prepared thoroughly to transition to the next world.
Considering we know the certainty of an end, what can you do today to prepare for it? What are you doing to prepare to transition from one role to the next? From one company to the next?
HOT AIR BALLOON
KARNAK DEFACING
KARNAK ENTRANCE
KARNAK TEMPLE WRITING
KARNAK WRITINGS
KARNAK OBELISQUE
DEIR AL BAHARI
LUXOR NORTH AND SOUTH TOGETHER
LUXOR RAMESES
LUXOR TEMPLE ENTRANCE
VALLEY OF KINGS RAMSES HALL
VALLEY OF KINGS RAMSES
VALLEY OF KINGS RAMSES
NILE RIVER
NILE RIVER
ASWAN UNFINISHED OBELISQUE
DAMN DAM
HIBISCUS
KOM OMBO
LONG DAY
NAKHTENBO SPICES
TEMPLE NAKHTENBO
TRANSPORTATION
ABU SIMBEL
NO CLIMB REALLY
NUBIAN VILLAGE
OLD CATARACT HOTEL
CAIRO BOOKS
OLD CITADEL HOTEL AGATHA
MUHAMMAD ALI MOSQUE
SALADIN CITADEL
CAIRO FROM GIZA RENOVATION
GIZA
SAQQARA
THE SPHINX
