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Rarotonga, Female Sailors, Bars and Climate

1/13/2025

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How my solo travel loneliness led to an unforgettable connection and woke me up to the most important existential issue of our time.
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Photo: Farhana Huq
Originally Published on Medium - August 14, 2024
After a month of traveling in Fiji, I headed to Bali for what I hoped would be the Eat, Pray, Love leg to my sabbatical, a much-needed break I was taking after 10 years of founding and running a nonprofit. Though Bali was a surfer’s paradise like no other, it wasn’t paradise in other respects. I quickly found myself amongst chaotic streets full of noisy motos, surfing in an ocean full of plastics and dodging loud Ozzies who moved through Kuta as if they owned it. 

​Unsure of the energetic match between myself and this tiny surf haven, I flash backed to the advice my friend Tim, the fisherman, had given to me back in Fiji....
[Read the full story on Medium →]
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