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​There are 2 types of holidays

We travel for 2 reasons.
One reason is to escape from your current life.
This is for those people who often say, "Thank God it's the weekend."
Because that means no more work, no more office/college, no more manager/teacher, no more of the boring routine.
You can sleep more, wake up late, watch TV, mindlessly scroll.
No worry in the world.

So when they go for a holiday, they do everything that they usually can't do in their normal life.
They try and visit all places possible.
They try and eat all things possible.
For them, time is always running out.
To do more.
Because this is their holiday, their vacation, their free time.
Time that they rarely get.

So when they come back from such a vacation or holiday, they surprisingly find themselves more tired than they were in their daily life.

Then, there is the second reason.
When they travel to discover something new.
A new place, new people, new cuisines, get introduced to history we did not know of.
Because through this new experience, they find something new about themselves.
They see themselves in a new light.

They can spend days in the same place, build a routine around it, and just soak themselves in the new environment.
This vacation feeds their soul.
It is not a vacation.
It is an immersion.
They are not a visitor.
They feel like a local.

So when they come back, they are not tired.
They are refreshed.
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​We can either travel to cover the entire world.
Or travel to discover the world. ​
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Book I read this week

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Finished reading Think Like A Freak and did not pick up a new book. We are traveling for the next 2 weeks, and reading will not be an activity I will be spending time on :)
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I have shared several books in this newsletter over the years.
​A list of all of them can be found here.

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Question of the week

Which of these is the MOST IMPORTANT thing for you, when on a vacation?

• The hotel I stay in
• The people I am traveling with
• The attractions I will get to see/experience
• The food I will get to eat
• The culture/history/people I will get to meet/experience

(and see the results of others, too)

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Results of last week's question

When young, it's the mountains. As you age, it's chilling on beaches, haha!
Cities and jungles don't enjoy a lot of love across ages!
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​My response?​
Cities, followed by jungles/forest.
I love experiencing cities :)

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3 pics from last week

We are in Germany for a vacation. Some pics from there.
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This is a store in Munich:

A super cute town called Rothenberg.

Neuschwanstein Castle - apparently the inspiration for the Disneyland castle.

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2 quotes I wish to share

Only two things matter: what was said and how was it said.
Not who said it.

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You can’t gain confidence if you operate with fear.

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1 new thing I learnt this week

The reason why we stumble when we are drunk.
Alcohol enters the bloodstream and diffuses into the fluid in the semicircular canals of the inner ear.
That causes a temporary change in the density and viscosity of the fluid, which can create a mismatch between what your eyes see and what your inner ear senses.
It is this mismatch that leads to symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, and stumbling, especially when you move your head or change position.

Now you know :)

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