Motivation fades. Systems don’t. This post breaks down why discipline wins every time and how to build routines that work even when you don’t feel like it.
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From rooftop skylines to street-side beers and spontaneous park jam sessions, Ho Chi Minh City was electric, chaotic and full of surprises.
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After Hanoi, the real adventure kicked in. Vietnam felt like a lucid dream
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I landed in Hanoi after 48 sleepless hours, found myself stuck in a tiny hotel lobby chair until noon, and wandered the chaotic Old Quarter half-delirious
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After months of intensity in India, Nepal gave me something I didn’t even know I was craving — peace.
Traveling Solo in Nepal: How Pokhara Helped Me Reset After India Read More »
8 of 8 – After three intense months in Rishikesh, I hit the road to Delhi before flying to Nepal.
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7 of 8 – Rishikesh isn’t a yoga fairy tale it’s loud, raw and real. But if you come with discipline and an open mind, it might just change your life.
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6 of 8 – Tapovan wasn’t peaceful. It was loud, dirty and chaotic. But after a while, I stopped resisting it. This was India, and somehow, it started to make sense.
Culture Clash, Street Wisdom and Daily Chaos in Tapovan Read More »
5 of 8 – I spent my birthday in the Himalayas with a cracked watermelon, a quiet cave, a chocolate cake by the Ganga and a bull that ate the last slice.
My Birthday in the Himalayas: Cake, Bulls, and a Cave Saint Read More »
4 of 8 – I signed up for 30 days of Panchakarma in Rishikesh — oil massages, strict diet, and more enemas than I care to count. It wasn’t glamorous, but it worked
Ayurvedic Enemas and Panchakarma: The Weirdest Health Experience of My Life Read More »