I love my life  

 As an expat / nomad, I'm part of #Bali's change and part of the problem. So I try to minimize my impact by:
- supporting small businesses from locals 
- learning the language
- respecting religious places and rituals
- being mindful about my ecological footprint 
- living together with a local

What else can I do?  

 #Bali has changed. It isn't the same as when I first visited in 2009. On the other hand, I can't find a place in Asia that ticks all the same boxes:
- Awesome, kind, friendly people
- Affordable 
- GREAT food for all budgets and tastes
- Beaches with waves for #surfing
- Mountains and volcanoes for #hiking 
- Cultural & Spiritual heritage
- Diving, fishing and other marine activities

 

 I see a lot of posts about Gaza and Palestine on my social media, and it makes me feel guilty. I do keep up with the news and care about what's happening, but I don't feel the urge to share about this specific issue. Aren't there so many other injustices in the world? The root causes of these problems seem more complex.

How can I help people understand that fixing the money, might be the key to fixing the world, without sounding preachy? 

 There area couple of crypto communities on #Bali. Should I visit them or will it just be a cringe collection of degenerates?  

 Back in Indonesia! Where I learned to love again.  

 Why is #Vietnam compared to other #ASEAN countries so goddamn cheap?  

 After spending almost 6 months in Indonesia, #Vietnam feels like a refreshing breeze. The work ethic, speed & service is all around a stark contrast with Indo. Maybe it's just #HCMC?  

 Back in Vietnam! 
It's amazing