This Camping Story will Change your Insight on Life

When I was 16 years old I joined a club in high school called, "Wilderness Club" and growing up in a run down small city – I wanted to do whatever it took to get out and go somewhere new. Explore new things. And on my first trip to Bear Mountain Park in New Jersey brought light to my eyes about the world outside of my "world."

1. Don't rid of yourself of all the wonderful experiences there is in life. The world is full of beautiful explorations… take off work and go on vacation. Take a spontaneous trip with your significant other. Life is too short to only live in one place forever.  
2. Take a moment and just enjoy life. Have you ever stopped- left your little world of "Me me me me me" and just looked up at our beautiful sky, took in the air given to us and said, " I am thankful to just be living?" Sounds so simple, I know. But most people neglect that they are lucky to simply be breathing. In this trip I learned i took the world for granted and that there are so many things in this world we are lucky to have.
3. Trees are magnificent!

   There is something about being in a sea of tall green trees that just made me realize: Trees are freakin' bad ass. They give us oxygen. They die and literally come back to life!

   I mean- seeing trees everyday make us forget the significance of them. They allow us to live. Next time you walk by a tree don't hesitate to say thank you. (As long as no one is around to listen.)

   5. Nothing matters If you don't have any loved ones to share it with.

   Looking back at my camping trip- it wouldn't have been as awesome as it was if i weren't sharing a insect filled tent in the middle of the woods without my three bestest friends.

   What's the joy of having all the riches in the world if you have no one to share it with?

   This camping trip made me realize the most important lesson of all: I need to do this more often.But how?

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   Now with this system, I can work from my laptop and it allows me to cherish the world I live in from any country I want to live in. I can work in the woods, from home, from the beach, from a cafe' in Paris. No job holding me back from 9-5. And not a minute of my life will be wasted not living.

   How about you?