What if a life could be rich not because of what it owns, but because of how much of the world it has known?
Field Notes
We are taught to measure a life by what it can keep: a house, a piece of land, something permanent to point to. But a life can also be built from movement—from unfamiliar roads, changing skies, unexpected people, and places that leave us different than they found us.
Perhaps experience is not what we collect before returning to real life. Perhaps it is the real wealth: being surprised, becoming more capable, and knowing more of the world than we did before.