The Bali trip was a planned adventure where we enjoyed luxurious hotels, explored various sights and experienced the island’s serene beauty, ultimately fulfilling our goal of ending the year positively.
Tag: freedom
Goa for me, over time and company
Goa has transformed me through various experiences, from childhood family trips to spontaneous adventures with friends and reflective moments of relaxation, highlighting how travel and time shape our perceptions and memories.
Portugal: effortlessly charming, quietly authentic
Portugal captivated from the start, with Porto’s rich culture and wine-tasting leading to Lagos’ stunning beaches and vibrant atmosphere. Lisbon’s historic charm completed the trip.
The measured life: notes from a middle-class upbringing
Talking about my middle-class upbringing and the tension between comfort and ambition. Finding a balanced approach to life between ‘enough’ and ‘more’.
What humbles you: work, life and time
Setbacks and failures are essential for personal growth, reminding us that life diverges from expectations. Embracing life’s unpredictability fosters clarity, allowing us to live on our own terms and cherish meaningful moments.
The quiet price of peace of mind
Reflecting on the value of choosing peace in both personal and professional lives, highlighting the importance of distance, emotional safety and learning from difficult interactions over time.
When the world slowed down
From seeking constant social validation to embracing solitude and self-love during and after the pandemic, this is my journey to embracing self-love. It’s now about preferring meaningful one-on-one interactions over unsatisfying socialising.
The roads that stayed with me: my Ladakh tour
In June 2017, I began a memorable journey to Ladakh with childhood friends, navigating from Srinagar to Leh, experiencing breathtaking landscapes, historical sites, and the profound beauty of nature across various terrains.
My travel round-up
Every year on 15th of September, I update my travel recap for the year. This is my way of keeping the count on. Here’s a little secret all these didn’t start until May of 2016. So in this much time, the count looks decent. Isn’t it?
My right is your right: is that a valid expectation?
As societal norms increasingly dictate individual choices, genuine personal experiences are valued less. The push for standardisation urges conformity instead of accepting diverse perspectives and authentic expressions.
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