Benefit of a Nomadic lifestyle
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SoledadCanaria
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Benefit of a Nomadic lifestyle
What are the benefits and challenges of living a nomadic lifestyle, and how does this lifestyle impact one's relationships and parenting style? The book explores the author's unique lifestyle of living on a sailboat and traveling around Africa with her family, and mentions the challenges and rewards of this lifestyle.
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Jakub Bystrowski
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The benefits of a nomadic lifestyle is that one gets to trave and see the world. Parenting is parenting anywhere and wouldn't be affected either way.
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The benefits are we gain more experience and bonding between families get strong thorugh traveling together.
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There are good things that come from it be a you get to experience a lot of new things and learn a lot through experience but it also detaches you from human interaction for a while.
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With this kind of lifestyle, you get to travel the world and experience a lot of new things. You also get to spend more time with family.
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The number 1 benefit of a nomadic lifestyle is the ability to stay unattached to possessions, also the liberty of seeing the world and experiencing different cultural orientation.
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I think that kind of lifestyle helps on adapt easily to any environment and improves survival.
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Exactly what I thought.Ignesta Ignetius wrote: ↑22 Feb 2023, 18:00 The number 1 benefit of a nomadic lifestyle is the ability to stay unattached to possessions, also the liberty of seeing the world and experiencing different cultural orientation.
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