Step outside your comfort zone...

What I loved most was meeting new people. Every day I met someone interesting or amusing. I had long philosophical conversations or sometimes laughed so hard it hurt. Everyone had an interesting story about their life choices and what brought them to South America. Most of them were fed up with conventional society and broke free to find happiness. There were inspiring and epic tales of survival and self discovery.

Traveling alone allowed me to have experiences I don't think I would have had traveling with a bunch of friends. I could decide what I wanted to do each day and wasn't forced to adjust to anyone Else's schedule or worry about their feelings. I could do whatever I wanted and those who wanted to come along did. I was free to change my mind to do as I pleased. It was a liberating experience for me. I was the happiest I've been in a long time.

This trip has made me realize how important it is to go out and see the world through a new pair of eyes. It might not be for everyone, but I think sometimes you have to take a step outside your comfort zone to know who you really are and what you want out of life!
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