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1) Gain #Perspective: Once you see the world through the eyes of those who are influenced by other cultures, whether they be in a position of  struggle or success, you gain immediate and permanent intrinsic insight into who you are. We didn’t choose where we came from, we were all created the same way. We are all humans, and you won’t understand your place until you see and experience the gripping reality that you are lucky to be where you are; no matter where that might be. 

2) Remove Yourself: You are bottled up. #Stress is mounting. You hate your job. No matter the issues in you are facing, traveling gives you a time and place to think outside of the life you are stuck in, and it teaches you more about yourself. Once you understand yourself, you will open your mind to new possibilities. You may even have a revelation of what really makes you #happy. 

3) The #Memories: You can read all you want, but until you are in the moment and see the remote beauty of foreign history for yourself you won’t grasp the emotion that other cultures have been through and that our country will likely face in years to come. You will visualize and empathize with other cultures. You will forever be a small part of the history, and you will have experiences turned memories that you will be able to recall and stories that you will be able retell with striking detail for the rest of your life. 

4) The #Love: The relationships that you make along the way will pave a path straight to your heart. You will make friends, lovers, partners that will forever remain a significant part of your life. By chance or reason unknown, you will meet someone on a train, someone staying your hostel, someone noticing the same small blemish on an ancient pyramid and jokingly coming up with a meaning together. In every move you make, there will be interaction, and the smallest interaction can light flames larger than life with people who are excited about the same things you are, love the same things you do, and can share even more about cultures you have never been fortunate enough to experience for yourself. 

5) The Unknwn*: Intentionally spelled incorrectly to represent the simple fact that even the truth can be misrepresented and that the world we live in is still, in fact, an ongoing work of art. One that we continually reassess in search of new meaning, unfound cultures, theories, and formulas that piece together the broken history we are not entirely so sure about. Be mindful of others, appreciate all cultures, and don’t be scared of the #unknown… 

No one can make you travel but yourself, and you won’t understand the beauty of traveling until you make the decision to go for it. No one wants to listen to the tales of a traveler, but a traveler is wise enough to understand that even the most scholastically educated man will never understand his culturally comprised stories in full detail unless he has seen with his own eyes those cultures. The point is you will never know until you try, and the world outside is much bigger than the little world you are living in. Forget what is holding you back, make yourself happy through learning, through experience, and through the love and compassion you will find in the people along the way.

"Wherever you go, go with all your heart." -Confucius 

1) Gain #Perspective: Once you see the world through the eyes of those who are influenced by other cultures, whether they be in a position of  struggle or success, you gain immediate and permanent intrinsic insight into who you are. We didn’t choose where we came from, we were all created the same way. We are all humans, and you won’t understand your place until you see and experience the gripping reality that you are lucky to be where you are; no matter where that might be. 

2) Remove Yourself: You are bottled up. #Stress is mounting. You hate your job. No matter the issues in you are facing, traveling gives you a time and place to think outside of the life you are stuck in, and it teaches you more about yourself. Once you understand yourself, you will open your mind to new possibilities. You may even have a revelation of what really makes you #happy. 

3) The #Memories: You can read all you want, but until you are in the moment and see the remote beauty of foreign history for yourself you won’t grasp the emotion, pain, and suffering that other cultures have been through and that our country will likely face in years to come. You will visualize and empathize with other cultures. You will forever be a small part of the history, and you will have experiences turned memories that you will be able to recall and stories that you will be able retell with striking detail for the rest of your life. 

4) The #Love: The relationships that you make along the way will pave a path straight to your heart. You will make friends, lovers, partners that will forever remain a significant part of your life. By chance or reason unknown, you will meet someone on a train, someone staying your hostel, someone noticing the same small blemish on an ancient pyramid and jokingly coming up with a meaning together. In every move you make, there will be interaction, and the smallest interaction, can light flames larger than life with people who are excited about the same things you are, love the same things you do, and can share even more about cultures you have never been fortunate enough to experience for yourself. 

5) The Unknwn*: Intentionally spelled incorrectly to represent the simple fact that even the truth can be misrepresented and that the world we live in is still, in fact, an ongoing work of art. One that we continually reassess in search of new meaning, unfound cultures, theories, and formulas that piece together the broken history we are not entirely so sure about. Be mindful of others, appreciate all cultures, and don’t be scared of the #unknown… 

No one can make you travel but yourself, and you won’t understand the beauty of traveling until you make the decision to go for it. No one wants to listen to the tales of a traveler, but a traveler is wise enough to understand that even the most scholastically educated man will never understand his culturally comprised stories in full detail unless he has seen with his own eyes those cultures. The point is you will never know until you try, and the world outside is much bigger than the little world you are living in. Forget what is holding you back, make yourself happy through learning, through experience, and through the love and compassion you will find in the people along the way.

"Wherever you go, go with all your heart." -Confucius