Imagine going on a super exciting bike ride that you would never forget. In Bangladesh, a country far away, people have memorable motorcycle adventures. They ride through beautiful places with green fields, big rivers, and small villages. These rides are unforgettable because they are so much fun, and the places they see are pretty, just like in a storybook.

It’s a funky feeling when your butt cheeks and crotch go numb and tingle a thousand needles after a long trip. If I had to earn a living transporting people, I’d pick a motorcycle but stay off the main streets of Dhaka.

My 30-day experiment with creative freedom through travel changed everything.

Hiring a 150 cc motorcycle and driver is an exciting way to get around Bangladesh  – They’re everywhere. 

Perhaps next time, I’ll hire a local expert to teach me how to get around safely. Living in Toronto, Canada, I was always afraid to ride a motorcycle. I think it’s time to expand my comfort zone and learn to drive safely as a tourist in an exotic land.

This happens when you get full of creative freedom; you build the courage to learn a new skill and try something outside of your comfort zone.

What’s holding you back from unleashing your creative potential?

Our videos, photos, and writings show how people challenge themselves to foster a new creative path and way of being—an essential path for personal growth and fulfillment.

Do you want to discover YOUR creative path? — we all do!

Whether you’re an artist, writer, content creator, or simply looking to tap into your inner creativity.

Let’s take a path to unleash your imagination and help you live, love, and learn more about creativity!

Find the spark that ignites your passion, drives you to innovate, and brings you joy and satisfaction.

Tap into your creative potential and feel more alive and connected to yourself and the world.

At times, I, too, feel overwhelmed by self-doubt, fear of failure, or uncertainty about where to start. What if I’m not good enough? What if I don’t know what I’m doing? What if I fail? These daunting questions keep us from exploring new ways of living and being.

Fears and doubts can be so powerful that they convince us we’re not cut out for creative pursuits. We’re fooled into thinking we’re not artistic enough or don’t have a creative bone in our bodies. But the truth is, creativity is not just about making art or music—it’s about bringing new ideas to life, solving problems, and finding innovative solutions to everyday problems. — and sharing those ideas with the world!

When we let fear and self-doubt take over, we miss the opportunity to discover our authentic creative potential. We miss the chance to share our unique perspectives and talents with the world and make a meaningful impact on the people who are close to us.

We miss out on the joy and fulfillment of pursuing true pleasure by creating a life that genuinely reflects who we are.

There are many ways to uncover your unique creative path, each leading to a new experience, insight, and discovery.

Travel and immerse yourself in a different culture.

Take a deep breath, let go of fear, and permit yourself to explore.

If you’re looking for more inspiration, keep checking out our work as we dive deeper into the power of creativity to transform and give new meaning to our world. 

Did You Know

The primary reason for traffic jams? 70% of registered vehicles in Dhaka are motorbikes and private cars.

Here’s a great excerpt from Worldbank.org’s blog  

Source: WorldBank.org Blog Can We Build Dhaka out of Traffic Congestion?

Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, has been dubbed “the traffic capital of the world” because of its chaotic traffic and frequent traffic jams. Some say Dhaka needs more roads because only 7% of the land is covered by roads, while in many developed capital cities, the figure is more than 20%. 

Some numbers illustrate the real problems in Dhaka’s urban transport system. Of the 21 million daily trips generated in the Dhaka metropolitan area, only 5% are carried out by private cars. These cars use roughly 80% of the road space and are the leading cause of traffic congestion.

Yet 28% of trips are made by buses, which use only about 5 % of the road space. Additionally, 58% of full trips are made by walking, bicycling, or riding rickshaws, also called non-motorized transport modes (NMT).

However, these NMT modes need to allocate more road space properly. There are no dedicated bicycle or rickshaw lanes on any of the roads in Dhaka. Less than 25% of roads have separated, paved sidewalks, most of which are either occupied by parked cars or damaged without proper maintenance.

NMT users have to fight with vehicles for their right of way on roads and thus expose their lives to huge risks. During my visit to Dhaka in April, a local newspaper reported that 12 people (including one family) had died in traffic accidents on one day; all were NMT users.

Here’s an excellent excerpt from Worldbank.org’s blog  

Source: WorldBank.org Blog Can We Build Dhaka out of Traffic Congestion?

Dhaka’s traffic woes are a never-ending source of frustration. More roads are simply needed to accommodate the sheer number of cars on the streets. Moreover, the traffic management system could improve, and more operational signals should be needed. 

The absence of clearly marked lanes adds to the chaos on the roads. Streams of buses and countless rickshaws make it even more challenging to navigate.  

Bangladesh is too poor to adequately address the imperative to build more modern roadways, flyovers, and elevated expressways. Traffic management systems need to be updated and fixed. 

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