The Jedi’s Guide to Traveling Like a Pro

Guilherme Ribeiro | December 11, 2015

Have you seen the latest trailer of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens? If not, do it now, I’ll be waiting right here!

Did you like it? I do hope so. Whether you’re a diehard fan or just someone who has a mild appreciation for the genre, I’m pretty sure you’re as excited as I am. I’m slowly convincing my fiancée to watch the whole six previous ones so she understands what the new movie is about.

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But Travelversed is about traveling and if you’re serious about hopping around the world, you can take inspiration from anywhere. Today, you’ll learn how to travel like a Jedi and make the most of the galaxy — err, I mean, Earth.

Use the Force

That goes without saying. You’re a Jedi and you have your powers — just use them! I mean, if you can actually move things with your mind, by all means, do it and honor the Jedi principles. But if you’re like everybody else, at least trust your gut!

That’s it! The Force is within you and you always can tell if something sounds like a great idea or if you have second thoughts about it. That’s the Force guiding you to make the right choice. Just relax and listen — if you feel you should go to Vienna instead of Bratislava, just do it!

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