15 Ways to Deal with Travel Burnout
| January 15, 2018
8. Call Your Friends and Family
Receiving likes and shares on your social media posts can be a temporary ego boost, but it’s not enough if you’re feeling down. The truth is that sometimes all you need is love from families and friends to lift your spirits.
Make sure you have a proper phone or video call and speak your mind about everything that’s going on with you. The people who know you best will probably say exactly what you need to hear for you to get back into the right traveling mindset.
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