"you start to see everybody with your heart"

-eat love pray https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/21/books/review-eat-pray-love-elizabeth-gilbert.html

https://www.theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2014/apr/24/my-guilty-pleasure-eat-pray-love-julia-roberts

-wild

• Broadens horizons.

• Helps to step out of the comfort zone.

• Teaches you to appreciate diversity.

• Develops tolerance.

• Improves endurance.

• Increases flexibility.

• Trains assertiveness.

• Proves the importance of research.

• Brings communication skills to the next level

• Lets you make international connections

• Verifies relationships

• Makes you comfortable in your own company

• Allows you to get to know yourself better

• Gives an opportunity to adopt new habits and/or traditions 

Travel also provides physical distance and time away from our day to day lives and challenges. This may afford opportunities for restoration, and to enhance our  curiosity,  creativity and well-being.

The distance travel creates can also enable us to reflect on our current life situation and our  values . This may help us to live more in line with our values, which in itself is associated with increased well-being (Grégoire et al., 2021).

Given all this, it seems plausible that travel can provide important psychological benefits. But what scientific research exists to back this up? Next we’ll look at the evidence exploring this question.

digital nomad

gap year (uk)

live abroad to avoid inflation mode de vie van life

legoffanne @yahoo.fr

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/30/travel/rick-steves-europe-tours.html pour l'intro ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp6keXi0Ca0

au début pour les riches puis démocratisation avec arrivée avions

-road trip route 66 reve américain

-voyage et travail pvt digital nomad

"In the wake of 9/11, America has realized that poverty fertilizes conditions which breed terrorism. Yet there is still a net flow of wealth from the poor world into the rich world. And many who've devoted their life's work to this issue conclude that the big road block when it comes to making progress on global poverty issues is nearly always the United States. In this decade, on issue after issue (global warming, "free trade," land mines, debt relief, affordable medicine for AIDS, women's issues), it is America that stalls exciting opportunities for the rich world to help the "two-thirds" world."

"I will promote thoughtful travel with more gusto than ever because of my belief that if Americans had to travel before they could vote, our country would fit better into this ever smaller planet."