What Life Off the Road Taught Me About Patience and Simplicity Life in a remote village isn’t always quiet — but it’s always honest. There are no neon signs, no fast cars, and no rush. Instead, there are unpaved roads, fields breathing with the wind, and homes built with patience. Living “off the road” means living away from the noise — not just of traffic, but of pressure, speed, and distractions. And it has taught me more than any textbook ever could. 🌿 Life Slows Down (And That’s the Gift) In the village, time feels different. You don’t measure the day by meetings or traffic jams — but by the movement of the sun, the rustling of trees, and the tasks of the land. When electricity cuts off or the internet disappears, you don’t panic — you adapt. You wait, and while waiting, you begin to notice . You notice the birds calling each other. You notice how the wind changes in the evening. You begin to hear your own thoughts again. 🍂 Simplicity Isn’t Boring — It’s Beautiful Here, life...