If there are two things that adds to my learning, I would safely say that it is travelling and reading.
Travelling brings me to new places, allows me to see new sights, experience different cultures, face unique situations, taste new food, feel differently about home and lots more. It engages my five senses and makes me more aware of my surroundings.
During travel, there are also lots of stories to tell. One's experiences during travel are perhaps richer when compared to the mundane day to day living in Singapore.
Of course, one could learn as much in Singapore but sometimes this makes it difficult as we are just not as receptive to learning as when we are overseas.
Reading is another good platform for learning.
Through reading, we can learn from the experiences and knowledge of other people. People have poured in effort in the writing of their books, articles and blogs.
This allows us to learn from their experiences, shorten our own learning curve and avoid the common mistakes that are made in lives.
Together, they allow us to see the world differently. We become more aware of our limitations and who we really are.
The process of discovering how little we know about this world is indeed a refreshing idea.
A book in one hand while travelling the world is one of my dreams.
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No money how to travel?
ReplyDeleteCan still go Batam or Malaysia, no problem.
ReplyDeleteYep. Batam, Bintan all very cheap. Don't need much to go.
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