AlexBrown84
INFP - 22 years old - Been to 30+ countries
- Jul 31, 2022
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in a couple of days, it will have been 4 months since i’ve started this expedition, with 3 months spent in china, and the other in vietnam
this post will be aimed towards people who have plans to go on a months long expedition staying in different beds multiple times a week
there will be times you wish you’d want to quit and just go rot in some sea shithole. don’t. you must stay astute as to why you began your journey, and keep moving forward!
thinking about this one journey that’s barely even began, i’ve spent more time in china alone than normies will go on holiday in a year, so asking normies for advice to avoid burnout would be pointless, so i must rely on myself to figure out the solution. some days i go eat american goyslop (an autist trait, but helps keep me grounded)
anyone else done similar trips where they’re continuously moving for months on end? it’s important to keep yourself grounded and living in the moment, because as soon as you start to think about the finish line, you want to take shortcuts
this post will be aimed towards people who have plans to go on a months long expedition staying in different beds multiple times a week
there will be times you wish you’d want to quit and just go rot in some sea shithole. don’t. you must stay astute as to why you began your journey, and keep moving forward!
thinking about this one journey that’s barely even began, i’ve spent more time in china alone than normies will go on holiday in a year, so asking normies for advice to avoid burnout would be pointless, so i must rely on myself to figure out the solution. some days i go eat american goyslop (an autist trait, but helps keep me grounded)
anyone else done similar trips where they’re continuously moving for months on end? it’s important to keep yourself grounded and living in the moment, because as soon as you start to think about the finish line, you want to take shortcuts
