Research by Adam Galinsky, a professor at Columbia Business School, found that immersing yourself in a country outside your own can prompt mental change, including increased creativity.
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Creativity is related to neural pathways and influenced by daily life, including your habits or surroundings, The Atlantic reports. Experiencing new things can create new connections in the mind.\u201d - Thrive Global, How Travel Can Get You Out of a Creative Rut
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It turns out the travel bug is good for you in so many ways and today I have no guest - it\u2019s just me, talking about travel, specifically, international and what I\u2019d call \u201cimmersion\u201d travel - the kind where you get off the beaten path, beyond the quote unquote manicured for tourist experience and really get to know a place and it\u2019s people.\xa0
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Patrick and I took a month to live in SW France. We were able to work from there on our businesses and explore the area and truly experience the region. We\u2019ve had a lot of questions about the trip and I wanted to share some big lessons of our own, and outcomes of this kind of travel. Now, we were lucky enough to be able to take a month to do this. I\u2019m not suggesting it has to be a long time. You could do this for a week if you wanted!
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