Intermittent Fasting is quite a popular lifestyle trend that many people who are either looking to lose weight or just jumpstart a healthy lifestyle are incorporating into their day to day lives. Ever since I was a teenager, I have always been interested in committing myself to a healthy lifestyle.
Osaka, Japan is just as magical as everyone dreams it to be. Before I visited, I wasn’t too sure what to expect. Even though I lived in the eastern side of the world for a couple of months, I would be visiting a culture that I had minimal exposure to and could only limit my knowledge to the pop cultural phenomenon anime.
I have always had quite an adventurous and open-minded spirit that created this constant desire in me to explore. Flash forward a few years to my first corporate position after graduation, I was yet again feeling the itch to explore and place myself in a totally new environment. But how did I end up moving to South Korea, of all locations in the entire world?
Sometimes as humans, it’s hard to see beyond the current point in time. As if the present is nothing but a never evolving reality perpetually fueling your ideas of hopelessness. These unprogressive ideas seem to multiply exponentially, creating a cycle that leaves you at a point of both confusion and little motivation.
Although traveling within the United States is a great way to explore the beauty that this country has, traveling overseas can offer a whole new set of experiences that forces you to dive into a completely different perspective than you are used to.
This idea that black people don’t travel is a pretty pervasive idea, as evident by the number of links that come up after doing a quick Google search of the topic. But, does this idea really hold any truth in it?
