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Wandering Helps Humans See the World More Clearly
Wandering is good for you
Our ancestors used wandering to explore and settle the planet, so it feels good to our brains and bodies while also building strength, resilience, confidence, and knowledge.
READ MOREWhat is Wandering?
How do you wander?
The Wanderer seeks to leave the mindset of the every-day and enter a state of continuous play. Hold your goals lightly, and follow three rules: 1. Make frequent, frivolous decisions, 2. Engage in Variable Intensity, and 3. Respond to Subtle Input.
LEARN TO WANDERBreak Down Barriers
YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW. By going new places, meeting new people, and absorbing other people's tastes and rituals, wandering builds new neural pathways in your brain, creating new connections, opportunities, and insights. That's why artists and explorers throughout history used wandering as the core of their creative process.
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Ignite Your Intuition
Humans are designed to REASON and INTUIT in tandem, but modern life subtly discourages inductive thinking. We hope that you'll see the wisdom of wandering, read our posts, and join us for gentle adventures on the sidewalks of New York. \
WANDER NYC WITH A GUIDE