About This Blog

In March of 2004, I had my first Guinness in a pub in London. It was love at first sip.

Finding a Guinness in London was deceptively simple. Satiating my newfound hunger for a thick stout in Budapest led to a bit of a challenge, and finding one in Athens ended up being a week-long adventure.

I had so much fun hunting down a Guinness in the countries I visited that I decided to make it my life’s goal to track one down in every single country in the world. As I go along, I’ll blog about my first Guinness in each location here.

So far, I’ve had a Guinness in: Belgium, England, Greece, Hungary, and Japan.

Since that would make for a fairly low-volume blog, I’m also including Guinness news and fun stuff that I come across.

A very special thank you to my good friend Toby for first introducing me to Guinness that fateful night in London.

As the owner of TypeAs, Inc., I travel around the country helping businesses of all sizes to streamline processes, cut costs, and increase overall efficiency. My life’s goal is to make the world a more efficient place so individuals can have more time and resources to devote to what’s most important to them.

My “outside” interests, if such things can truly be separate, include Austrian Economics, alliteration, Ethiopian food, GTD, veganism, and continually re-reading Atlas Shrugged. You can usually find me in Seattle with my three cats, Bacardi, Martini, and Kahlua.

If your life or workplace is in need of a custom efficiency solution, please contact me.

You can check out all of my latest projects by visiting http://www.marinamartin.com.