if you are an Explorer what are you going to discover,how will you discover it ,what plan will you use ,what will you find when you get there.
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Explorer. When I used to hear that word, I thought that it did not apply to me. An explorer, in my mind, was a person who crossed the Antarctic solo, carrying all of their supplies, discovering new lands and animals, while having dangerous adventures. I was not an explorer—I was a traveler.
One of the reasons I thought this way about exploring was that historically we have been taught that exploration meant discovery of previously “unknown” places, peoples, and species. But places existed before explorers found them and mapped them; peoples existed before explorers decided to go and visit them; and species thrived before they were collected and labeled.
When I began to think about what exploration means in modern times, I began to see myself as an explorer. Exploration today is about our own human potential—whether it is an inner journey or one based on discovery outside of ourselves.
You might be surprised to find out that you are a modern day explorer, too.
Four Ways You Are Already Exploring:
You Feel Wanderlust
If you daydream about going places—or have already been to many, and can’t stop planning your next journey—that’s wanderlust. The magnetism of wanderlust is similar to what early explorers felt: an overwhelming desire to see or experience something to which they were connected and felt driven to seek out.
We often think of wanderlust as something that can cause us to take epic journeys, but it can also help us learn to travel right where we live. Pair wanderlust with purpose and you’ll find you are exploring. What interests you, what is your passion? Find the places that speak to your longings.
“Anybody can be an explorer if they want to be. Figure out what you want to do, and then go do it.“—Helen Thayer, first woman to walk across the Sahara
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