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Where to Travel ALONE for the FIRST TIME (10 Best Countries)

Where to Travel ALONE for the FIRST TIME (10 Best Countries)

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10 countries that are perfect for first-time solo travelers! I’ve traveled to over 65 countries solo, and these 10 places are where I’d …

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  1. Iceland is the ultimate starter pack for solo travelers because it's consistently ranked as the safest country in the world, and the Ring Road makes navigation as simple as following one long, breathtaking loop

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  28. Fear of poverty is a state of mind, nothing else! But it is sufficient to destroy one's chances
    of achievement in any undertaking. This fear paralyzes the faculty of reason, destroys the
    faculty of imagination, kills off self-reliance, undermines enthusiasm, discourages initiative,
    leads to uncertainty of purpose, encourages procrastination, wipes out enthusiasm, and
    makes self-control an impossibility. It takes the charm from one's personality, destroys the
    possibility of accurate thinking, diverts concentration of effort; it masters persistence, turns
    the willpower into nothingness, destroys ambition, beclouds the memory, and invites failure
    in every conceivable form; it kills love and assassinates the finer emotions of the heart, dis-
    courages friendship, and invites disaster in a hundred forms; it leads to sleeplessness, misery,
    and unhappiness- and all this despite the obvious truth that we live in a society of over-
    abundance of everything the heart could desire, with nothing standing between us and our
    desires, except lack of a definite purpose.
    The fear of poverty is, without doubt, the most destructive of the six basic fears. It has
    been placed at the head of the list because it is the most difficult to master. Considerable
    courage is required to state the truth about the origin of this fear, and still greater courage
    to accept the truth after it has been stated. The fear of poverty grew out of the human ten-
    dency to prey upon others economically. Nearly all animals lower than humans are motivated by
    instinct, but as their capacity to "think" is limited, they prey upon one another physically.
    Humans, with their superior sense of intuition, with the capacity to think and to reason, do
    not eat other humans bodily; they get more satisfaction out of "eating" them financially.
    The age in which we live seems to be consumed by money madness. People are consid-
    ered less than the dust of the earth unless they can display a fat bank account; but if they have
    money- never mind how acquired–they are too often idolized and treated as being above the
    law. They rule in politics and dominate in business, and the whole world about them bows
    in respect when they pass by.
    Nothing brings so much suffering and humility as poverty! Only those who have experi-
    enced poverty understand the full meaning of this. It is no wonder that we fear poverty.
    Through a long line of inherited experiences we have learned, for sure, that some people
    cannot be trusted where matters of money and earthly possessions are concerned. This is a
    rather stinging indictment, the worst part of it being that it is true.

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  29. This may be explained by the statement that human beings have the ability to
    control their own minds completely. With this control, they may open their minds to the
    thought impulses released by other brains, or close the doors tightly and admit only thought
    impulses of their own choice.
    Nature has endowed us with absolute control over but one thing, and that is thought. This
    fact, coupled with the additional fact that everything people create begins in the form of a
    thought, leads one very near to the principle by which fear may be mastered.
    If it is true that all thought has a tendency to clothe itself in its physical equivalent (and this is true
    beyond any reasonable room for doubt), it is equally true that thought impulses of fear and
    poverty cannot be translated into terms of courage and financial gain.
    Following the Wall Street crash of 1929, the people of America were compelled to think
    of poverty. Slowly but surely, that mass thought was crystallized into its physical equivalent,
    which was known as a "depression." This had to happen. It is in conformity with the laws of Nature. There can be no compromise between poverty and riches! The two roads that lead to poverty
    and riches travel in opposite directions. If you want riches, you must refuse to accept any cir-
    cumstance that leads toward poverty. (The word "riches" is here used in its broadest sense,
    meaning financial, spiritual, mental, and material estates.) The starting point of the path that
    leads to riches is desire. In Chapters 1 and 2, you received full instructions for the proper use
    of desire. In this chapter, on fear, you have complete instructions for preparing your mind to
    make practical use of desire.
    Here, then, is the place to give yourself a challenge that will definitely determine how
    much of this philosophy you have absorbed. Here is the point at which you can turn prophet
    and foretell, accurately, what the future holds in store for you. If, after reading this chapter,
    you are willing to accept poverty, you may as well make up your mind to receive poverty.
    This is one decision you cannot avoid.
    If you demand riches, determine what form and how much will be required to satisfy
    you. You know the road that leads to riches. You have been given a road map, which, if fol-
    lowed, will keep you on that road. If you neglect to make the start, or stop before you ar-
    rive, no one will be to blame but yow. This responsibility is yours. No alibi will save you from accepting the responsibility if you now fail or refuse to demand riches of life. The accep-
    tance calls for but one thing.-the only thing you can control-_and that is a state of mind. A
    state of mind is something that one assumes. It cannot be purchased; it must be created.

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  30. Nearly all great leaders- such as Napoleon, Joan of Arc, Christ, Buddha, Confuciuy,and
    Mohammed understood and probably made use of the sixth sense almost continuoush,
    The major portion of their greatness consisted of their knowledge of this principle,
    The sixth sense is not something one can take off and put on at will. Ability to use thi
    great power comes slowly, through application of the other principles outlined in this book
    Seldom does any individual come into workable knowledge of the sixth sense before the age
    of forty. More often the knowledge is not available until one is well past fifty. This is because
    the spiritual forces with which the sixth sense is so closely related only mature and become
    usable through years of meditation, self-examination, and serious thought.
    No matter who you are, or what may have been your purpose in reading this book, you
    can profit by it without understanding the principle described in this chapter. This is espe-
    cially true if your major purpose is that of accumulation of money or other material things.
    This chapter on the sixth sense was included because the book was designed to present a
    complete philosophy by which individuals may unerringly guide themselves in attaining
    whatever they ask of life. The starting point of all achievement is desire. The finishing point
    is that brand of knowledge that leads to understanding-_-understanding of self, understanding
    of others, understanding of the laws of Nature, recognition and understanding of happiness.
    This sort of understanding comes in its fullness only through familiarity with, and use of,
    the principle of the sixth sense. Therefore that principle had to be included as a part of this
    philosophy, for the benefit of those who demand more than money.
    You must have observed that while reading the chapter you were lifted to a high level of
    mental stimulation. Splendid! Come back to this again a month from now, read it once
    more, and observe that your mind will soar to a still higher level of stimulation. Repeat this
    experience from time to time, without being concerned as to how much or how little you
    learn at the time. Eventually you will find yourself in possession of a power that will enable
    you do theow off discouragement, master fear, overcome procrastination.

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  31. What do you think about Governments????Government should have new setting in book apart from resources their should have so many book stuff to make money from. In country book or other countries book…..

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  32. Places I want to really cover history and natural places take a tour in end saw much more and needed more than a hostel. Wasamazing especially in Vietnam. Solo was better for other places as freeer but enjoyed tour purely for covering so much in couple of weeks. I ld dreamt of motorbiking it but too heavy to travel solo for me in this mode, can just about handle a tiny moped. My onlulyconstqnt issue is mosquitos even deet doesn't work only got a spray in Sri Lanka but cant remembername, not even a fly approached my skin. Anyone elsehypersensitive and know of a spray that actually works. I ve tried everything inc the lemon citronella type

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