Actually this is my favorite letter from you ever. My English is bad and therefore it’s the first time I’m able to understand most of what you write. I also feel closer to you since this letter shows that you are also a “normal” person with moments of doing a bit crazy things and feeling nervous too. Wish you a wonderful trip!!!
The quote "What are you putting on hold in the name of academic success?" kind of reminds me of some advice I received when I applied for grad school. Simply put, I was told grad school was not meant for people who want to delay entering the real world after graduating with an undergrad degree. Grad school was, instead, meant for people who have experienced the real world (i.e. having a job, traveling the world, etc.) and want to further their knowledge and expertise.
What's the wildest thing that you can achieve in one month? That's such an awesome perspective. Congratulations on embarking on this spontaneous adventure!
The academic success part is so relatable. Those who spend their time in deep thought and a need to academically succeed often lose touch with the world around them. We are so embedded in the “work/productivity mode” we forget what true freedom entails. I myself have found the very thing you have experienced to be absolutely true. Best of luck to both of you!
Actually this is my favorite letter from you ever. My English is bad and therefore it’s the first time I’m able to understand most of what you write. I also feel closer to you since this letter shows that you are also a “normal” person with moments of doing a bit crazy things and feeling nervous too. Wish you a wonderful trip!!!
The quote "What are you putting on hold in the name of academic success?" kind of reminds me of some advice I received when I applied for grad school. Simply put, I was told grad school was not meant for people who want to delay entering the real world after graduating with an undergrad degree. Grad school was, instead, meant for people who have experienced the real world (i.e. having a job, traveling the world, etc.) and want to further their knowledge and expertise.
What's the wildest thing that you can achieve in one month? That's such an awesome perspective. Congratulations on embarking on this spontaneous adventure!
The academic success part is so relatable. Those who spend their time in deep thought and a need to academically succeed often lose touch with the world around them. We are so embedded in the “work/productivity mode” we forget what true freedom entails. I myself have found the very thing you have experienced to be absolutely true. Best of luck to both of you!
Bon voyage !
Oh my god, all the best! This sounds great, I hope the trip does you well 💚