How to Stop Making Excuses When it Comes to Travel (or Anything in Life)

Jun 29, 2018 · Nomadic Matt · Matthew Kepnes

Inaction is the easiest action. Doing nothing takes less work than doing something. Then, when we start to feel guilty, we tell ourselves a story that justifies our inaction.

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