Travelling for personal development

[mmKay]

9 hours ago, AION said:

Is this Jeff from RSD?

 

[Ramanujan]

@Princess Arabia lmao 

feel good comment

i got decimated really hard because i tried to escape the rat race . now i am back to square 1 in running the rat race

[Spiritual Warrior]

I did the exact same thing, I was in he corporate world for a few years and hated it so I started traveling off and on for a couple of years hoping to find my life purpose. Eventually, I exhausted the desire for travel out of my system and came back home, but I hadn't found my life purpose.

A few months later, I walk into a dance studio to learn how to dance, they like me and end up hiring me. I've never loved a job more. I have now found my life purpose. Funny how life works. 

[Princess Arabia]

7 hours ago, Ramanujan said:

@Princess Arabia lmao 

feel good comment

i got decimated really hard because i tried to escape the rat race . now i am back to square 1 in running the rat race

I hope the rats are Buddhists. Lol

[Davino]

@Chadders I wanted to give you a proper answer but I've been busy travelling.

So I would recommend first the breath approach and then the depth approach. Let me explain this, some styles of travelling allow for seeing a wide range of countries and cultures in a moderate amount of time.

For example, I've decided to take a World Cruise in the next ten years. There are many options available for all types of travellers. Just to give you an example:

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/ultimate-world-cruise/

Another option on land with this same approach is Interrail, which allows you to take any train in Europe with a unified ticket. There are super cool routes and in a few months you can visit all countries in Europe. That's pretty cool and very popular around here, although it is known to be a physically demanding trip. It's an adventure.

 

After having a broad vision on the globe or some region within it, I would recommend an in depth travelling. Where you decide to explore your favourite countries, for example living in different Greek islands or trekking around Switzerland.

That's how I would do it. Remember that planning is of utmost important before such big trips. Moreover, remember no matter how much you plan the journey won't always go according to it. That's a crucial part of travelling, learning to read the moment, going with the flow and letting your higher intuition be your compass.

[Chadders]

@Davino Interesting, thanks

[quantumspiral]

@Ramanujan keep grindin keep hustlin

 

 

[Chadders]

@Ramanujan I feel you man. it’s harder if you’re not living in the western world to make a success career wise