One of the best aspects of an adventure on the road is what you can learn from that. It teaches you how to solve problems, heightened awareness, forcing you to be more sharp, focus on what you are doing and what’s the next. You definitely learn from your travel experiences.
The worst aspect is not being prepared for some eventualities, or unpleasant events. The possible dangers you may encounter during the journey. Rachel travels with safety and consciousness in mind. She researches local laws and culture before heading to a new destination.
Rachael prefers to live the so-called “off the beaten path” adventure, traveling to places that are not commonly sought after. Hard to find places, almost hidden, are a pleasant challenge for her. Saving the spots she finds in a list so she can later suggest friends to go there. When Rachael was in Venice, Italy, she casually discovered a place not far from Piazza San Marco, that sells fresh pasta out of a Chinese take away box, which was delicious. She enjoyed her meal in front of a beautiful spot, such a great memory!
We asked Rachael, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much does travel help nourish the mind and stimulate creativity? Her answer was 11.