Oct. 11, 2025
Do people need to travel to grow?
Travel confronts us with the unknown: languages we don't understand, customs that challenge our beliefs about what's "normal", and people with ways of thinking that we could never have imagined. Every experience outside of our confort zone forces us to leave control and adopt a more humble perspective. During this process, we grow, often without noticing it.
However, some people achieve the same level of transformation without leaving their home; they simply have the courage to change their perspective, break their routines, and view their lives from a new eyes. Perhaps, the truth trip isn't physical, but it's inside.
Do you believe that travel change people, or does it only make them appreciate what they had?
Viajar nos enfrenta a lo desconocido: idiomas que no entendemos, costumbres que desafían nuestras creencias sobre lo que es "normal" y personas con formas de pensar que nunca hubiéramos imaginado. Cada experiencia fuera de nuestra zona de confort nos obliga a abandonar el control y adoptar una perspectiva más humilde. Durante este proceso, crecemos, a menudo sin darnos cuenta.
Sin embargo, algunas personas logran el mismo nivel de transformación sin salir de casa; simplemente tienen el valor de cambiar su perspectiva, romper con sus rutinas y ver sus vidas con nuevos ojos. Quizás, el verdadero viaje no es físico, sino interior.
¿Crees que viajar cambia a las personas o solo les hace apreciar lo que tenían?
Travel confronts us with the unknown: languages we don't understand, customs that challenge our beliefs about what's "normal", and people with ways of thinking that we could never have imagined.
Every experience outside of our conmfort zone forces us to leavose control and adopt a more humble perspective.
or something that might capture the meaning of that part better: "forces us to stop being in control" or "forces us to realize we are not in control"
During this process, we grow, often without noticing it.
However, some people achieve the same level of transformation without leaving their home; they simply have the courage to change their perspective, break their routines, and view their lives from a new eyes.
Perhaps, the truthe trip isn't physical, but it's inside.
Do you believe that travel changes people, or does it only make them appreciate what they had?
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Well-written overall. I agree with you! I think travel teaches certain lessons to certain people that they otherwise might not have learned. At the same time, I think those same lessons do not necessarily require travel for someone to understand them. It is like people have different learning styles. A quote that you might find interesting:
"The person you are matters more than the place to which you go; for that reason we should not make the mind a bondsman to any one place. Live in this belief: “I am not born for any one corner of the universe; this whole world is my country.” 5. If you saw this fact clearly, you would not be surprised at getting no benefit from the fresh scenes to which you roam each time through weariness of the old scenes. For the first would have pleased you in each case, had you believed it wholly yours.[4] As it is, however, you are not journeying; you are drifting and being driven, only exchanging one place for another, although that which you seek,—to live well,—is found everywhere."
Travel confronts us with the unknown: languages we don't understand, customs that challenge our beliefs about what's "normal", and people with ways of thinking that we could never have imagined.
Every experience outside of our conmfort zone forces us to leave control and adopt a more humble perspective.
During this process, we grow, often without noticing it.
However, some people achieve the same level of transformation without leaving their home; they simply have the courage to change their perspective, break their routines, and view their lives from a new eyes.
Perhaps, the truth tripe journey isn't physical, but it's inside.
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Do you believe that travel changes people, or does it only make them appreciate what they had?
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Your writing is very good. There's a few minor things here and there but it otherwise reads very well
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