i've enjoyed reading these three posts, wonderful ways with words ✨
i see myself often in how you express these ideas and yet feel surprised at the contrast between your way forward and mine, but i guess that's fine. much food for thought here. happy to follow along your adventures and hope you continue sharing.
For me when I reread my first post I can see that I was in a much more idealistic view about my vision for the future.
Not to say I’m not idealistic (after only a few months) but day-to-day life on the road is very grounding and simple. Being present in everyday life is so important. Appreciating small things is being present in every moment. Having little helps appreciate everything.
I don’t really know what the future holds, but it’s all a process. I wanted to live a life that made me happier and that allowed me to make others happier. I hope I can.
There’s so many systems in place that I don’t believe in and the world could be much more equitable. Finding peace and compassion in our own humble personal life IS transforming the world. It just takes a long time.
I have a few more posts in process I’ll be posting soon but I’d love to hear more of your thoughts as well!
i've enjoyed reading these three posts, wonderful ways with words ✨
i see myself often in how you express these ideas and yet feel surprised at the contrast between your way forward and mine, but i guess that's fine. much food for thought here. happy to follow along your adventures and hope you continue sharing.
Thanks so much for the kind words Rosano! ❤️
Quite curious in the contrast between our ways!
For me when I reread my first post I can see that I was in a much more idealistic view about my vision for the future.
Not to say I’m not idealistic (after only a few months) but day-to-day life on the road is very grounding and simple. Being present in everyday life is so important. Appreciating small things is being present in every moment. Having little helps appreciate everything.
I don’t really know what the future holds, but it’s all a process. I wanted to live a life that made me happier and that allowed me to make others happier. I hope I can.
There’s so many systems in place that I don’t believe in and the world could be much more equitable. Finding peace and compassion in our own humble personal life IS transforming the world. It just takes a long time.
I have a few more posts in process I’ll be posting soon but I’d love to hear more of your thoughts as well!
All the best from Roßbach (Day 14 on the road).
Tim