Sweden: The Most Respected Country in the World

Reputation Institute Releases Results of its 2010 Country Reputation Study and Sweden places first with Canada, Australia, and Switzerland close behind. Physical Beauty, Lifestyle, and Perception of Global Community Involvement combine to be Greatest Drivers of Reputation. Iran, Colombia, and China ends at the bottom three.

Isnt this amazing? I Love how Sweden just pops up there, without even really trying…just being Sweden. So typically Swedish - naive. Sweden has earned the highest reputation ranking in the Reputation Institute’s CountryRep 2010 – its an annual survey measuring public perception of 39 countries around the world. The study found Iran to be the least respected country in the global survey (Sorry Nas…). A strong country reputation builds stakeholder support, making Sweden a country people will recommend as a place to visit, invest, live and work.

Got all nostalgic now… Here are some pictures from this summer, awwww….Sweden-Land!!!!

FaluRed House

FaluRed House

Sunset Skarvassa

Sunset Skarvassa

Swedish Summer Food

Swedish Summer Food

Watch Out for the Snowball

For those in the world, that’s never seen snow or are in a warm place, i’m throwing a snowball at you right now!

My Exact Feelings about New York

NY Manifesto

NY Manifesto

Unpredictable Weather

One thing that I don’t like about Europe…probably referring to London, Paris, Stockholm mainly….Is the awful unpredictable weather. Sunny and beautiful one minute and then next a bloody snow storm. 2 years ago, around this time, I had 2 friends visiting from London. We went out in the evening and there was NO snow. We woke up in the morning, and the car was covered..and I mean COVERED in snow.

Friends visiting from London

Josefin & I walking home from a night out in London town

Cultural Monday

It’s Lisa’s last day in London so Anna and I took the day off from working on the business and decided to be a bit cultural for a change……learned everything about London’s history at London Museum and finished off with some Portuguese PERi-PER at Nandos :)

Towards the London museum