TRAVELLING AS A GREAT FORM OF THERAPY So it’s New Year’s Eve and for the very first time in my life, I am all alone on New Year’s Eve. A glass of the sweet red wine I just got from the supermarket earlier in the day in hand, my laptop on my bed displaying some of the ideas I have put together for the first quarter of my business in 2021. While trying to put finishing touches on my almost ready work, it dawned on me that this was also my first time as an adult crossing over to the New Year at home as opposed to being in church which was a yearly tradition. There’s a myriad of emotions coursing through me as I think about it. Year 2020 was brutal to me. Most especially my mental wellbeing. I never thought there would be a day when I would question everything that I ever stood for. 2020 made me question my purpose in life. I also made some hardcore decisions because I became deeply unhappy and unenthusiastic about most of the things that used to matter to me. So here I am saddled with