A bike in Chiang Mai buys back your energy, your time, and your quiet.

This is my motorbike, Bryan.

He likes to watch sunsets.

We went on a couple of dates now.

Today, we went to Samoeng.

And I've been thinking about why this thing makes me feel so free, because it's a used scooter, it's not a big deal. But it's the most freedom I've had in years, and I think there's an actual reason for it.

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This is my motorbike, Bryan.

He likes to watch sunsets.

We went on a couple of dates now.

Today, we went to SAMEONG.

I'm thinkign like ok, having a motorbike in chiang is like the most "freedom" you can have

Like you can go anywhere.

Before i didn't have a otorbike, so iwas walking everywhere, and of course, you are limited to how much energy your body has.

So with a bike,, you can just go to a lot more places in chiang mai.

It also beats having a car, bevause with a car, you will most likely be stuck waiting in traffic, so your time is being taken away from having a car.

it beats having a car also becasue you can just go to more places, like you can drive in more roads, it's just a more flexible vehicle to transport yourself.

Like if i want to hang out by a lake at 3pm or go to a different coffee shops in a day, my mobile office setup is the best setup i've ever had. It beats having a desk. Or even doing a 2-hour drive in the mountains. I just feel so fucking free.

And when you pair yourself with this kind of lifestyle, you can be away in the quiet, and you cans tart to hear more clearly, you can think more clearly, and there, you can connect with your soul.

And then CTA is like this