You ca really feel like you’re missing out on a lot of goodies especially when your friends and mates are traveling around and enjoying themselves, but you are. How do you get over this fear of missing out?
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You ca really feel like you’re missing out on a lot of goodies especially when your friends and mates are traveling around and enjoying themselves, but you are. How do you get over this fear of missing out?
Imagine this: you come back home from work or you wake up first thing in the morning and the first thing you bring out is your phone, to check on people’s lifestyles on Instagram. Then, you see colorful pictures of people enjoying their lives at different locations, that right there may make you feel like you’re missing on a whole lot. If we let all our travel plans ride on visiting what’s on every list on the internet, there is a high possibility we end up going to places we don’t like. And that’s completely counterintuitive to the idea of travel. If you’re going to spend a bomb traveling to a new destination, it’d better get you maximum bang for your buck. Really.