While there’s never a good time to travel, that’s no excuse to avoid the trip you’ve been longing for.
In a world that is constantly changing, it can seem difficult, sometimes even scary, to step out of our comfort zone. We want to be with our loved ones, to be close to those who give us stability during the terrible events that are happening all over the world. Some of us may change big plans, putting off leaving the country to visit old family, friends, and places we’ve been dying to see.
However, the problem with this idea is that in reality, all we are doing is denying our inefficiencies. We tell ourselves that it’s okay that we won’t be able to do the fun things – the things we used to want to do – because we’re afraid to join the adventure. But wouldn’t this song work better as a motivation for us to do exactly the opposite?
When we feel uncertain – that is, uncertain about our future or even now – we are involved in ourselves. However, what will make a lot of sense is to transform the fear we may have and turn it into productivity. Instead of sitting at home waiting for things to get better, we can take care of the world and do what we want for ourselves. After all, wouldn’t you have less to lose that way?
While there is never a good time to travel, your kids may not be on vacation; You may have landed a job that will change the scope of your daily life – that’s no excuse not to start the journey you’ve been dreaming of.
In fact, when we deprive ourselves of a break from everyday life, in the form of exploring and meeting foreign countries, we end up finding ourselves uninspired and uninspired. We are becoming more and more tired; we are tired of the seemingly endless cycle that we cannot break. We get caught up in our own excuses, worries, and fears, ultimately falling into the things we want to escape from. If we don’t let the rain ruin our day, why should we hold back our whole life? Of course, we must proceed with caution and be more cautious when visiting places that may be affected by political change. But we still have to persevere: we have to travel, explore and escape. Sometimes it’s the only way to get a break.