Today I want to share with all nomad souls the reflection of a writer and philosopher named Roxana Kreimer, from her book “Round the World Trip with Philosophy” that kept me company throughout my trip round South Korea in which, as a responsible traveler, I thought all the time about my next article and, reading these impressions, I decided it would be nice to share them with you.
She tells us:
“Routines constrain thinking and creativity. Travel activates new neural networks and offers “aha moments” about problems we have tried to solve for a long time. Adults have the possibility to experience the world as children do. It is a key to human experience, and traveling is a way to increase it. It can awaken us from the dogmatic dream and break our previous schemes.”
What do you think? Do you agree? Share your impressions in the comments
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Hi, Ale. Yes, I agree, I think that whenever I arrive back home from travelling in Argentina or abroad I usually come different I feel lighter and I think problems in different ways, like having the possibility to solve them. I don not get overwhelmed with anxiety. Thank you so much!!
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Thank you, Ale, for sharing your view! 🙂
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