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bio·­graphy 

  •  Noun pl.~ies, Account of a person’s life. From Greek noun biographia: bios, "life", and graphō, "to write". Biographies are among of the earliest known forms of literature.

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Wonder Woman

Culture caryatid

Knowledge as oxygen

My mom told me early on about Ancient Rome, Egypt, Greece - about the Assyrians and the Phoenicians. About the Renaissance, the Baroque and all the way to our day. I learned at a young age to appreciate knowledge and perspective. 

Education was a part of everyday life. We travelled constantly and our home was filled with foreign tongues. That is how my inner expansion started.

 

I call education my oxygen. 

Because without art, culture, perspective and critical thinking, all of which are my constant companions, I am certain I would have been duller, unhappier and certainly have more wrinkles than I do today. I'm serious.

I am Madeleine Jostedt Ulrici.

Journalist, project manager and presenter.

Business developer, vintage expert and scholar of art. Ancient historian

I'm an actor. Formerly, an opera singer. 

A travel producer. A cultural tour leader in the Judean desert. In Florence and Venice, Carthage and Naples. 

And no, I don’t believe there is a limit to how much a person can learn. 

That to me is true wealth.

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Style

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Otherwise don’t.

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Depth

Earth’s center is deep.

But also magnetic.   

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Timing

The right choice at the right time is key to all success.

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