This year, I've been to (chronologically):

• Dubai

• Hong Kong

• Bali

• Kuala Lumpur

• Seoul

• Tokyo

• Kyoto

• Miami

• Istanbul

• Tivat

• Budva

• Kotor

• Rome

• Florence

• Reggio Calabria

• Tropea

• Belgrade

• Bucharest

• Warsaw

• Nice

• Cannes

• Saint-Tropez

• Budapest

• St. Louis

• New York

15 countries in ~8 months.

Every time I've been in the States, I feel the least safe, the most lethargic, the most bloated, the most stressed, the least clear mentally, and the most tension internally.

Like a big weight on my back.

Saying this as an American who moved abroad 2.5 years ago is something that I never expected, but it's actually my reality and how I genuinely feel.

I even noticed it in 2024 when I went back to Santa Barbara for ~3 months.

What does it mean and why am I sharing it?

No idea, but it's a datapoint that some of you might find insightful.

What's causing it?

Again, no idea.

I have some theories and I think it's a combination of many factors, but it's definitely a legitimate difference.

But it's a sad realization that I've been having over the past two weeks since I've been back in the United States.

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