Dealing with loneliness. A life of Solitude
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How I Cope With Loneliness While Living a Solo, Adventurous Life
Do you ever feel lonely while living a life full of travel and independence? I spend about 80% of my time alone — some would call it a life of solitude. A subscriber recently asked, “Do you feel lonely? And how do you deal with it?” So in this video, I’m answering that question based on my own journey.
I’m opening up about how I handle loneliness while navigating four different lifestyles: boat life, home life, work life, and travel life. Whether you're a digital nomad, remote worker, or someone who's often on their own, I hope this helps you feel a little more connected. Drop your questions in the comments — I love hearing from you.
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What are the differences similar to "loneliness," capturing different shades of the experience:
Solitude – the state of being alone, often with a more neutral or positive connotation.
Isolation – being separated from others, often involuntarily.
Seclusion – being hidden away from others, usually with an element of choice.
Alienation – feeling estranged or disconnected from others.
Desolation – a strong feeling of loneliness, often accompanied by sadness.
Lonesomeness – a sense of being alone and missing companionship.
Abandonment – a feeling of being left alone or deserted.
Estrangement – emotional distancing from others, often within relationships.
Disconnection – a sense of being apart from others, emotionally or socially.
Melancholy – a deep feeling of sadness, often tied to loneliness.
Some of these words carry a more emotional weight, while others refer more to the state of being alone itself.