I’m extremely excited to start this blog because the events
that have happened in my life have given me so much passion about this topic.
Ever since I was a little kid I always have loved traveling, whether it was to
go visit my relatives in Canada, going to Hawaii and California to see the
beach for my first times or even going on road trips to attend my little league
sports tournaments. This love grew and grew each time I traveled or went on any
vacation. But as a kid going on these trips I was only focused on the fun
things to do at each destination, just on the immediate pleasures that were
right in front of my face rather than taking a step back and acknowledging my
surroundings. My eyes were first opened to this when I served a mission for my
church, it carried on when I started working for my Dad at KT tape where I was traveling
every other weekend to a different state to sell athletic tape and tape up the
athletes. I then started working for a company called DishOne where the company
throws out trip incentives for hitting numbers and winning competitions against
other teams. Throughout my life I have traveled to the majority of the states
and have been out of the country quite a few times and throughout the duration of this blog I am going to give tell stories and give examples on how traveling has changed my view on the world immensely.
What I mean by creating your personal perception of the world
is to see as much of the world as you can with your own eyes and actually
experience it. It’s one thing to read the history of a country or place, or
read about ancient buildings or historic sites (which I highly encourage before
going) rather than being there in person, interacting with the locals and
feeling the atmosphere there, as well as experiencing a different culture. When
I received this knowledge and passion about how important it is to observe my
surroundings and cherish all of my experiences in the world, not only to
observe but to learn and grow from different cultures, people and events. This
has brought a whole new meaning to traveling which is to create your own
personal perception of the world.
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