A Saunterer’s Lens
Capturing the whispers of the world that often go unnoticed. Join Hiro the World as he saunters through diverse landscapes, gathering the fleeting fragments of life and delivering them to you, one step at a time.
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The Double-Edged Sword — The Hidden Cost of Losing Your Temper (opens the original)
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In this episode, I reflect on a powerful realization I had while taking ferries across Indonesia: anger is a double-edged sword. From constantly rejecting aggressive taxi touts to dealing with incredibly slow lines, the urge to get frustrated is always there while traveling. But I’ve learned that letting out that negative energy only pushes people away and ruins the experience. Join me as I share why saving your anger for when it truly matters can actually make you a more tolerant and open-minde
How I Eat with My Eyes Closed: A Tip for Enjoying Every Meal (opens the original)
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In this episode, I share a simple trick I use to make every meal special, especially when traveling! Did you know we only have about 20,000 to 25,000 meals in our whole lives? When you realize this, every plate of food becomes important. I explain why I try to eat dishes I've never had before, and how simply closing your eyes while you eat can completely change how you taste your food. Let's make every meal an experience!
Travel Dilemma: Go Wide or Go Deep? (opens the original)
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With so much travel information available online, it is easy to make a long bucket list of places we want to visit. But how should we actually explore the world to find real joy? In this episode, I reflect on my current travels in Indonesia and explore the big question: Is it better to visit as many countries as possible, or stay longer in one place to truly understand its culture?
The Iceberg Project — Exploring the Unseen 90 Percent of the World (opens the original)
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For the past few months, a friend and I have been quietly planning a new adventure centered around world cultures. We call it the "Iceberg Project" because, just like an iceberg, most of the world's diverse lifestyles remain hidden beneath the surface. In this episode, I share the vision behind our upcoming travels and the excitement of finally turning big ideas into real action. Join me as we prepare for our very first destination: the Toraja people in Indonesia.
Sleeping with Hundreds of Strangers: My Experience on an Indonesian Ferry (opens the original)
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In this episode, I share my experience riding the Pelni passenger ferry in Indonesia. You will hear about the tough conditions in economy class, where hundreds of people sleep together under bright fluorescent lights. I also talk about a surprising cultural difference I noticed when I saw a 70-year-old woman traveling comfortably in this crowded space for two nights. Tune in to find out why I recommend this unique journey to anyone visiting Indonesia!
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