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>> "For the first time in three years of non-stop travel, I wish for a home." Something I had to learn myself. Something, I did learn and it centered me, gave
by sdoering 14y ago
>> "For the first time in three years of non-stop travel, I wish for a home."
Something I had to learn myself. Something, I did learn and it centered me, gave me context and a lot more happiness.
So I am happy for everybody living that way. If it does please them and does not hurt anyone else. But I know for me, that this is not my style of life.
- stevenbrianhall 14y agoYep, same here. I'm currently sitting in a University library in Germany, working on some projects for my clients. I have an apartment in Texas, but haven't hardly seen it in three months. I'm so, so thankful for the experiences in travel that this lifestyle has afforded over the last three years. I also think that in some ways, being constantly on the move has made me a better worker, but it's time for a change. I start a full-time sit-down-in-an-office position in February, which I chose to do for exactly the reasons that the article outlines. I echo the parent comment - it's a cool lifestyle that you should try if you can, but it's not for me any longer.