Four Reasons why you should Travel a lot !

People associate ‘travelling-for-leisure’ as something that brings in a lot of pleasure and enjoyment. Travelling is said to reduce stress, and rejuvenate mind and body. It is prescribed as a medicine to peoples who have anxiety issues. While those who travel passionately understand the benefits it endows, there are many who consider travelling a waste of time. This blog post is typically written for those who don’t give much priority to travel and consider journeying a way to atrophy the ‘so-called’ precious time!

Here I’ve listed four reasons why you should travel a lot.

1. You get to understand human nature better

Travel helps you understand human psychology better, which in turn enhances the quality of your life. Getting out of your comfort zone and landing up on a whole new territory, meeting different kinds of peoples, and being exposed to their cultures gives you an opportunity to comprehend how the world is like. In other words, it helps you refurbish the model of your world, and judge people on the basis of your experiences, rather than presuppositions.

Being a student of journalist, I travel virtuously (and frequently). It’s just because of this lifestyle that I am able to judge and communicate with people in better way, write better articles, and get my works done easily.

2. You get exposed to more opportunities

It’s an obvious fact that the more you travel, the more exposure you get. This exposure can lead to both negative and positive experiences. While it’s true that travelling to unknown territories increases your chances of falling victim to scams and swindles, it’s eaqually genuine to say that travel increases your chances of landing a good job, or even a dream job!

I realized this fact only last month when I went to the city of Mysore as a trainee for filmmaking. It was not a compulsory project for us to attend, and most of my fellow classmates didn’t bothered to get involved. I, however, decided to go because I love travelling. And guess what, this decisision turned out to be  life chamging for me because the directors and producers whom I met got impressed by my work, and promised me to be a part of three upcoming projects!

Never reject a proposal that involves travelling. Who knows it may make you the next biggest millionaire!

3. You get more chances of getting a date (and sex) with girl of your type

Travelling increases your chances of finding casual dates. Usually, finding a short term partner appears daunting in places where you experience lots of social precincts: in high school, college campus, or in the family. If you already have a partner who doesn’t satisfy your needs, the best way to contend with your sexual indigence is to travel.

Psychology says that you feel more self confident in a place where nobody knows you. If you use that confidence to ask a girl or a boy out there, there’s an ample chance that She/he will say yes.

When I say travelling helps you get laid, don’t misunderstand it for hooking up with a whore. There’re lots of girls with starving pus*sies out there, willing to get laid just for pleasure. You just need to be at the right place: bars, nightclubs, beach, and even festivals. (My friend narrated me an experience when he met a girl in train while he was travelling to Delhi. Today they both are engaged.

BE CAREFUL AND DON’T HOOK UP WITH PROSTITUTES

ALWAYS INVOLVE IN SAFE SEX. USE CONDOMS.

4. You get a chance to change yourself

Travelling has a therapeutic effect on your mind and body. Each journey influences you in curative ways changing your personality and your picture of the world. Each journey teaches you a new concept of living. Often, people who don’t travel much have a narrow minded attitude towards life, and live a life of prejudice. On the other hand, those who travel frequently are more open minded and easy going.

Travelling can also help people cope up with their shyness, because it involves getting out of your comfort zone and interacting with a lot of people. This talkativeness slowly gets incorporated into your behavior, and you feel more comfortable with people around you.