Tag: self-improvement
The greatest challenge on the road: give up something
Challenges are everywhere around you, and especially within you. You might want to see the Northern Lights, learn how to surf, walk through the jungle
10 lessons from Buddhism to guide you when you travel
You don't need to be a Buddhist to borrow some spiritual wisdom and integrate it into your (traveler's) life.
As traveling itself is one of the best
8 creative travel challenges to inspire your next trip
Do at least one thing you have never done before in your life - and you won’t be able to stop.
We've selected 8 creative and inspiring travel challen
Could you stop traveling for a year? (Think twice and say yes!)
The challenge: try not to travel for a particular period of time – it could be one month or one year – to rediscover your wanderlust.
This is a chal
10 simple ways to boost your happiness on the road
1. Stop comparing yourself to others and where they go.
2. Do only what you love. Don't waste your time exploring somebody else's dream destination
Stop buying souvenirs: 6 better alternatives to bring home instead
I have to start with a confession: I hate souvenirs. When I see a Dutch ceramic shoe or a Chinese plastic warrior, all I can imagine is having to wipe
12 creative travel ideas to make 2022 a year to remember
New Year's resolutions are so old-school. This year, pose yourself these 12 creative travel challenges to make sure you have a fulfilling and interest
The traveler’s New Year resolutions (printable)
Our list of travel resolutions for 2022 – no introductions, no chit-chat, just pure challenges.
The worst thing about making New Year's resolutions i
How to travel out of your comfort zone (and what it really means)
The challenge: do at least one of these things to get out of your comfort zone on your next trip
There's a lot of talk about the ubiquitous comfort z
This is exactly how walking in nature kills negative thoughts [INFOGRAPHIC]
Leave all the stress behind and live a happy, careless life! If only! Easy to say, but hard to accomplish.
Recent studies show, however, that by ad