ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We often imagine a solo trip as an escape: a few days away, a reset, some peace and quiet.
But what happens when nobody around you knows you, needs anything from you, or expects you to be a certain version of yourself?
In this final Heart Note of the summer, I explore what travelling alone can quietly reveal: your real preferences, the parts of yourself you perform for others, who you actually miss—and sometimes, truths about your life that were already there but you were too busy to hear.
Including the slightly embarrassing story of my first solo trip to Croatia.
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