Maddie Levine-Wolf

I can't see us running out of ideas. We talk about that a lot, that we'll never run out of ideas. I can see us revisiting different topics over and over again. I can see certain things coming up around election cycles and certain things kind of fading into the background.

I can't see us running out of ideas. We talk about that a lot, that we'll never run out of ideas. I can see us revisiting different topics over and over again. I can see certain things coming up around election cycles and certain things kind of fading into the background.

And I'm kind of just excited to even see what comes up in the next year, two years, however long we continue this, just to see where things go. And even to start taking a bigger lens on things. I know we've focused a lot on Minnesota, a lot locally, a lot on the US, but even we can start looking at things globally. And I'm just really excited to see where we go.

And I'm kind of just excited to even see what comes up in the next year, two years, however long we continue this, just to see where things go. And even to start taking a bigger lens on things. I know we've focused a lot on Minnesota, a lot locally, a lot on the US, but even we can start looking at things globally. And I'm just really excited to see where we go.

Yeah, I just would echo what Clarence and Barry said about like the pros for traveling, quote unquote. For me, it's just, again, getting outside of my one usual routine, but also connecting with new cultures and having new and different experiences from my usual ones. I think that

Yeah, I just would echo what Clarence and Barry said about like the pros for traveling, quote unquote. For me, it's just, again, getting outside of my one usual routine, but also connecting with new cultures and having new and different experiences from my usual ones. I think that

ability to step outside of your comfort zone is really important um and yeah i mean i think it's just such a good opportunity to see the world and like barry and clarence said to expand your worldview um and in in that i really don't see a negative obviously um sometimes with logistics and health concerns or whatever it may be.

ability to step outside of your comfort zone is really important um and yeah i mean i think it's just such a good opportunity to see the world and like barry and clarence said to expand your worldview um and in in that i really don't see a negative obviously um sometimes with logistics and health concerns or whatever it may be.

Obviously there are cons, I guess you could say, but for me, I think in my tax bracket at the moment, the only difficulty is like affording to travel. That's something that I'm constantly thinking about. So that is definitely a challenge for me right now, but yeah,

Obviously there are cons, I guess you could say, but for me, I think in my tax bracket at the moment, the only difficulty is like affording to travel. That's something that I'm constantly thinking about. So that is definitely a challenge for me right now, but yeah,

You know, there are ways there are ways where you can travel that is more affordable than, you know, a two thousand dollar plane ticket somewhere. So I think sometimes when we think about travel, we think of like going around the world or something when really like. I just went to Starved Rock, which is a state park in Illinois, a couple weekends ago.

You know, there are ways there are ways where you can travel that is more affordable than, you know, a two thousand dollar plane ticket somewhere. So I think sometimes when we think about travel, we think of like going around the world or something when really like. I just went to Starved Rock, which is a state park in Illinois, a couple weekends ago.

We drove an hour and a half outside the city of Chicago. And it was beautiful, you know. So, I mean, that's not the same as going to Paris, obviously. But, you know, you don't necessarily have to break the bank just to get outside your comfort zone and things like that. So, yeah, those are some of my thoughts.

We drove an hour and a half outside the city of Chicago. And it was beautiful, you know. So, I mean, that's not the same as going to Paris, obviously. But, you know, you don't necessarily have to break the bank just to get outside your comfort zone and things like that. So, yeah, those are some of my thoughts.

Not really. I mean, just underscoring what everyone else has said. I have a trip to Europe coming up in like six weeks. So these are great tips and great things to think about. So the timing is, is good for me. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, to me, I've always just grown up with... I feel like wanting to travel is a value in some ways. It doesn't interest everyone, and that's totally okay.

Not really. I mean, just underscoring what everyone else has said. I have a trip to Europe coming up in like six weeks. So these are great tips and great things to think about. So the timing is, is good for me. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, to me, I've always just grown up with... I feel like wanting to travel is a value in some ways. It doesn't interest everyone, and that's totally okay.

I think for me, my parents always instilled in us that traveling... is a really important way to, like we were saying earlier, to expand your worldview so you're not stuck in your own, you know, echo chamber of thoughts and experiences and perspectives. So I think that that's something that motivates me to continue traveling either, you know, relatively locally or to a totally different culture.

I think for me, my parents always instilled in us that traveling... is a really important way to, like we were saying earlier, to expand your worldview so you're not stuck in your own, you know, echo chamber of thoughts and experiences and perspectives. So I think that that's something that motivates me to continue traveling either, you know, relatively locally or to a totally different culture.

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