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As someone who spent about a quarter of the last five years of my life traveling, I concur. After 7 months in SE Asia, I was pooped. I was tired of the consta
by notdrunkatall 13y ago
As someone who spent about a quarter of the last five years of my life traveling, I concur. After 7 months in SE Asia, I was pooped. I was tired of the constant search for accommodation, the constant price negotiations, the constant change of faces; all I wanted to do was settle down somewhere and relax for a while. It is certainly exhilarating go to a new place every few days, to constantly do new things and meet new, amazing people, but after a while it does get old.
That said, if you can afford it, why not travel until you get tired of traveling, and then just go to your favorite place from your travels over the previous six months and stay there for a while? I've often thought that this would be my dream life, at least for the next decade or so: travel six months, stay somewhere six months, repeat, with changes to the ratio as I saw fit. I'm not sure life could possibly get any better than that. Now I just need to get rich...
- notahacker 13y agoI wouldn't worry too much about being rich if you're capable of working from anywhere, especially not if your favourite places are in South East Asia...