What I Didn't Do This Week Is...
Write. Sorry about that. (Well, I did, but I'm not happy with it. If it's not ready, it's not ready.)
Thomas Tribolet
The Main Thing I Learned after Three Months Of Traveling
You want more than you have and have more than you need. (Apparently, I also learned how to write the shortest blog post in existence)
Action, Action, Action
I know I've written about it before, but I just can't drill this point home enough: it's all about taking action. I'm highly skilled in the extremely unnecessary art of rumination. It's no exaggeration when I say that about 80%
Action is the Antidote
It was a Tuesday when I nearly lost my mind. I'm in a car that goes criminally fast down the highway. I always go for a ride when my thoughts drive me nuts. Instead of like the car going in a straight line, my mind goes in carousels.
Face to Face With An Apex Predator
After 15 minutes of riding the waves, our boat's motor finally stops somewhere off the coast of O'ahu. It's not the one mile drop into the dark ocean beneath me that puts the fear of god into me – it's more what is
Stargazing
I walk down a road. Night has come – and complete darkness engulfs me. But then I look up. Even now, I struggle to put into words the beauty that I see. It's as if all of creation lies before my eyes. Millions upon millions of lights. The cosmos
The Intersection Is Where The Magic Happens
It's been tough to keep this blog going while traveling. But traveling has also been one of the best things I've ever done because it gives you so much inspiration – like when you're an expert in more than one field and can draw from
Quick One: Experimentation Reigns Supreme
I walk along the beach. I feel the sunlight on my skin and the sand between my toes – and I am miserable. There is paradise around me, and hell rages in my mind. Ever since I started traveling, I developed a horrible habit: not eating all day and then going
Obliterate Your Comfort Zone
There is only one way to become a strong person – by obliterating your comfort zone. I'm on my way, getting closer to my destination every second, but I hope I won't get there. For the first time in my life, I'm praying for a
Battle Overconsumption with Creation
Our modern world has made us captives of consumption – and I found a way to escape captivity. Not because of natural immunity, but out of necessity: not so long ago, social media had me in its grasp once again. There are many apps that are indispensable when you are solo
What The Thais Taught Me
When I imagined what Thailand was going to be like, I expected golden beaches and good food – not experiences that would shape my life for years to come. I hope that the following lessons will also have an impact on your life as they had on mine. Smile. Thailand is
Life Lesson
Never Ask For Permission
One thing is certain if you want to live a life that is true to you: you will face resistance. This resistance can take many forms, but it is usually found in the opinions of other people. Some people think themselves so important that they get offended when you make