What if you give up your job and go on a long trip? Is it worth it?

When you take the first step of your trip, I hope you, even your family, have thought it over before deciding to take this step. Maybe you want to travel for many reasons. You are lovelorn and can't get out of that relationship. I have a bad job, I feel depressed, I want to fire my boss ... and so on. You said you wanted to go out and see the people and things outside, the scenery and the feeling of pursuing freedom. In fact, many times you know very well that this is just an excuse for you to escape. In the face of difficulties, you should advance despite difficulties, not run away. After a long journey, it is possible that I have not solved some of the problems I faced before, but have become more uncomfortable with the life around me and even more unwilling to face the reality. When you are traveling, you willfully want to get rid of all the tedious things in life. But you have to come back to life eventually.