I really enjoyed this share: "The more I travel, the less I feel pressured to go see places. As I start to understand my own preferences— this erratic "tourist mindset" fades. I'm a lifestyle traveler. I need my coffee shop, my gym, my place to work, to sleep. I love to be surrounded by people in big cities. I’m not so much an outdoors person as the last thing I want to do is go hiking or sit on a beach. For me happiness is everything and I’ll fight for the lifestyle I want to live."
You’re hitting your stride in a big way. This issue in particular really feels special, very inspiring and thought provoking. I especially like your shower thought, and I feel the same way.
this is so cool, Leo! I am also taking a moment off of working and traveling as well. I’m sure you’ll look back at these postcards and be super glad you documented your growth! 💌
Loved this issue, Leo. Love love love you showing your calendar. And while I'm not yet 50, I'm grateful for your openness to a friendship with a 48 year old!
Fully agree with you about Kyoto and Osaka. Kyoto is nice to visit but wouldn’t want to live there. Osaka isn’t as good for tourists but I could live there. And the food is delicious.
“The more I travel, the less I feel pressured to go see places.” – I think this is quite a common experience with people who travel for a while. The novelty starts to wear off and you start to learn what you really like.
People love Type A personalities but I do wonder if people like to be around them. Or do they just look up to them as they tend to be more successful?
And love your response to excuse 3 – “Most people won’t call you out on this, as it is a “sensitive topic”. But I’m not “most people” so I will.”
I really enjoyed this share: "The more I travel, the less I feel pressured to go see places. As I start to understand my own preferences— this erratic "tourist mindset" fades. I'm a lifestyle traveler. I need my coffee shop, my gym, my place to work, to sleep. I love to be surrounded by people in big cities. I’m not so much an outdoors person as the last thing I want to do is go hiking or sit on a beach. For me happiness is everything and I’ll fight for the lifestyle I want to live."
You’re hitting your stride in a big way. This issue in particular really feels special, very inspiring and thought provoking. I especially like your shower thought, and I feel the same way.
Love seeing your postcards Leo <3
this is so cool, Leo! I am also taking a moment off of working and traveling as well. I’m sure you’ll look back at these postcards and be super glad you documented your growth! 💌
This is my favourite postcard to date Leo! You are living MY best life. One day, Japan, one day.
The b-type discussion was a powerful observation (heck, they all are)
Loved this issue, Leo. Love love love you showing your calendar. And while I'm not yet 50, I'm grateful for your openness to a friendship with a 48 year old!
Fully agree with you about Kyoto and Osaka. Kyoto is nice to visit but wouldn’t want to live there. Osaka isn’t as good for tourists but I could live there. And the food is delicious.
“The more I travel, the less I feel pressured to go see places.” – I think this is quite a common experience with people who travel for a while. The novelty starts to wear off and you start to learn what you really like.
People love Type A personalities but I do wonder if people like to be around them. Or do they just look up to them as they tend to be more successful?
And love your response to excuse 3 – “Most people won’t call you out on this, as it is a “sensitive topic”. But I’m not “most people” so I will.”
I'm amazed at how clean all of Japan seems to be. How do they do it?
Love this one! especially reading the bit on "love" .. So nice to keep up with your via these postcards