Comments on: 10 Questions To Answer Once You Get Back Home http://eatenbytigers.com/10-questions-to-answer-once-you-get-back-home/ raw. simple. Sun, 16 Oct 2011 03:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Eaten by Tigers http://eatenbytigers.com/10-questions-to-answer-once-you-get-back-home/#comment-93 Eaten by Tigers Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:23:44 +0000 http://eatenbytigers.com/?p=329#comment-93 thanks, kirsty. i tend to use questions to poke and prod at things, helps me build an understanding of something from different angles. that being said, it may not be the best approach for everyone but i do hope that if you give it a go you'll gain some extra cool insight. thanks, kirsty. i tend to use questions to poke and prod at things, helps me build an understanding of something from different angles. that being said, it may not be the best approach for everyone but i do hope that if you give it a go you’ll gain some extra cool insight.

]]> By: Kirsty http://eatenbytigers.com/10-questions-to-answer-once-you-get-back-home/#comment-92 Kirsty Sun, 24 Jan 2010 09:17:35 +0000 http://eatenbytigers.com/?p=329#comment-92 Hey Mark, nice post and an interesting approach I have never come across before. Lots of good things to think about, especially if you're someone who has been profoundly changed by your trip. I don't tend to analyze too much when I travel and don't feel like the 'travel me' and the 'home me' are two different people. I have no problem staying away from that square peg but I think I will still have a crack at some of your questions the next time I change locations ans see what I come up with. Hey Mark, nice post and an interesting approach I have never come across before. Lots of good things to think about, especially if you’re someone who has been profoundly changed by your trip.

I don’t tend to analyze too much when I travel and don’t feel like the ‘travel me’ and the ‘home me’ are two different people. I have no problem staying away from that square peg but I think I will still have a crack at some of your questions the next time I change locations ans see what I come up with.

]]> By: Eaten by Tigers http://eatenbytigers.com/10-questions-to-answer-once-you-get-back-home/#comment-83 Eaten by Tigers Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:24:04 +0000 http://eatenbytigers.com/?p=329#comment-83 yeah, well, that is a good question :) but, this is going to sound contradictory, but as important as travel is to connecting with the world it can also lead to a person becoming disconnected. it's important to bring the lessons and experiences you've gained back home and put them into your community. for me, i take it as a personal responsibility to contribute what i have back to those around me. if i kept traveling, well, that'd be selfish of me. however, you better believe i'm planning my next trip :) yeah, well, that is a good question :) but, this is going to sound contradictory, but as important as travel is to connecting with the world it can also lead to a person becoming disconnected. it’s important to bring the lessons and experiences you’ve gained back home and put them into your community. for me, i take it as a personal responsibility to contribute what i have back to those around me. if i kept traveling, well, that’d be selfish of me.

however, you better believe i’m planning my next trip :)

]]> By: James http://eatenbytigers.com/10-questions-to-answer-once-you-get-back-home/#comment-82 James Tue, 19 Jan 2010 07:23:27 +0000 http://eatenbytigers.com/?p=329#comment-82 You mean, "Why did I come home?" wasn't on that list? You mean, “Why did I come home?” wasn’t on that list?

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