Growing up in Soviet-era Estonia, entrepreneur Karoli Hindriks felt isolated from the rest of the world. Citizens were not allowed to travel out of the country easily, and the government also limited access to information.
Naturally, when the country regained independence in 1991, she leapt at the chance to venture abroad, travelling to countries as far-flung as the United States and Malaysia.
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