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<\/a>On wheels, Buenos Aires<\/p><\/div>\n
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Once I got back, my brother asked me, so, how did your trip go? I did not think about and I instantly responded: it was rejuvenating (my own answer took me by surprise, it was purely intuitive, I had not thought about it). And it is true. I am lighter, happier and cheerful when I travel and certainly refreshed and full of energy when I get back.<\/p>\n
What is it that you love about travelling? You may ask me.<\/p>\n
Well, amongst many things, one of the main reasons is\u2026 it humbles me, it puts my feet on the ground. The reason is simple, when I travel I am out of my comfort zone and \u201cpushed\u201d in a smooth way to function with all my senses, to be alert, to be awake to other ways of managing myself, to facing different situations. One example that stays with me, is when my cousin kindly invited us to take the metro in Buenos Aires, we wanted to make things \u201ceasy\u201d and take a taxi, but she subtly insisted and said: \u201cImagine, you have no choice\u201d, it made us react instantly and happily obeyed, we had to carry stuff up and down escalators and stairs, ask for help, get help, help others, get some weird looks, etc. and it was so rewarding. We were reminded of the importance to be flexible, adaptable, a jack-of-all-trades. Something that back in the office reminds to do things as if there is no other choice.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Art, Buenos Aires<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>Metro, Buenos Aires<\/p><\/div>\n
My other reason is because as I said, it refreshes my being\u2026 Being exposed to a different air, seeing different styles in clothing, different types of shops, different types of art, of architecture, feeds my soul, feeds my heart and my art. It gives me a different perspective of what I want to do and how I want to do it. I got many more ideas on how I want to accomplish things. One of the philosophies I apply in my daily life is: There is no need to re-invent the wheel (since it already has been invented) we just need to learn from the masters. Travelling does that too. It is like going to a master class, live and inserting yourself on a master class given by the world\u2019s best.<\/p>\n
Third but not last, It helps me get to know myself better (and others of course). When dealing with everyday life, you set your actions and reactions in a way that it works, no need to think much. When you travel, you are faced with moments sometimes of uncertainty, specially if you need to look after other people and look after yourself. Your self-protection instinct needs to be alert and you might have to face some crisis, mini crisis, but crisis after all. Travelling teaches me that too. It kind of trains me to act calmly when faced to difficult situations, so that when they happen, I keep my cool.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Street style on wheels, Buenos Aires<\/p><\/div>\n
<\/a>Art, Buenos Aires<\/p><\/div>\n