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For four months, I’ve been travelling through Asia searching for… something.
Sri Lanka showed me what I didn’t want. Bali showed me how connection can sometimes become distraction.
And then Hội An slowed me down enough to finally hear myself again.
In this episode, I reflect on the routines, rituals, loneliness, insights, and uncomfortable truths that surfaced during this chapter of my life.
We talk about:
- building routines that genuinely support you
- the difference between presence and performance
- why even our passions can become pressure
- contact improv and the idea of the “third entity”
- self-love that isn’t performative
- jealousy, comparison, Instagram spirals
- learning to stay with yourself when things feel uncomfortable
- and the strange distance between digging a hole at the beach feeling completely free… and waking up the next morning scrolling your phone for two hours
This isn’t a polished transformation story. It’s a reflection on a process that’s still unfolding.
And maybe that’s the most honest thing I can share right now.
If this episode resonates with you, I’d genuinely love to hear from you. Share it with someone who might need it, leave a review, or send me a message on Instagram.
Until next time — Follow your intuition, do everything with love, and just see where it takes you.
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