. Same routine; same commute; same food. Even benign, healthy activities like yoga and mindfulness can become part of the repetition of your everyday life or week, and repetition shrinks time.Travel, by its very definition, leads to perpetual new experiences, and each new experience has to be processed by the brain for the first time.
Whenever you learn something new, neural circuits communicate through synapses, and the creation of these pathways takes more energy and more time.That “longer” time is then interpreted as such by the brain, hence you perceive the two weeks of you holiday as significantly longer than a typical two weeks at home.I understand that it’s a difficult time to travel abroad at the moment amid the pandemic, what you.
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