Being alone is difficult. We are used to having people around that make us feel different emotions all day and every day. Being alone is complex, but should be seen as a time to learn about ourselves and see how we behave when nobody is looking at us. That's when our true animal comes out … Continue reading Being with Myself
Blink blink. It's been another year. 2015 went by fast, very fast. I'm not sure whether it was the office routine or the amount of fun outside, or a mixed of both. Anyhow, let me wrap 2015 up in a simple post. Although difficult, I will try. Here I go.
Three words that could describe this Tokyo and Kyoto trip would be walking, eating, and sleeping.
Today was my last day in Tokyo, for now because Tokyo is a city that has so much to offer and explore that 4 days here hasn't been enough.
I'm getting used to this vacation life. Things have come to a slower life pace and I'm enjoying every bite, every step, and everyday.
My body and feet hurt after walking non-stop for 3 days and countless of hours sitting in an airplane. Although nice, it was time for a small treat for myself.
"Barcelona plays today? Barcelona plays today? Hold on. Does Barcelona really play today?" These were the first thoughts that crossed my mind after waking up.
Tokyo is everything you can imagine: from great attentive customer service and delicious food to clean streets and a vibrant metropolitan area energy.
Good and bad times are always unforgettable. Both teach you something you didn't know before, and that's the beauty of exploring and finding the purpose of our existence, the purpose of life.
Podcasts are a source to continue learning for me. I'm definitely a big fan of them. A week ago I was invited to do an episode of Funboat Diplomacy, a podcast and website about people, places, and living.
Richard Chan 