Cell phone Quote by Emilie De Ravin
“The pros are it's probably one of the most gorgeous places I've ever seen and the people are so nice. It's a very relaxed, nice atmosphere there. We're so lucky to be able to shoot there. As for the con I personally decide to travel back and forth, I don't live there and so I split my time, when I'm working I'm there and when I'm not I'm in L.A. So, the flight gets a little tedious after a while, but then again I make sure I utilize that time to either read or sleep with no cell phone. So, it's kind of nice in a weird way. The airports are the thing I hate. I hate going to the airports, especially LAX.”
About This Quote
Source Interview: Travel Lifestyle Podcast, 2020
She describes the beauty and challenges of living between two locations, balancing work, travel fatigue, and personal downtime.
In simple terms: Living between places has pros and cons.
Key Takeaway
Find balance in a nomadic lifestyle.
Themes
travel
work‑life balance
fatigue
Mood
reflective
practical
Type
personal
advice
When to use this quote
- remote work
- airport experiences
- time management
Key Concepts
location flexibility
personal growth
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you maintain productivity while traveling?
- What strategies help mitigate airport fatigue?
A Different Perspective
Frequent travel can cause stress and isolation.
