Six tips to actually enjoy frequent travel

If you stick to these tips, you’ll be able to successfully battle jetlag, select the best stress free seats, breeze through airports, be productive on your trips and actually enjoy travel a hell of a more.

Jetlag happens when your internal clock is not synchronised with the patterns of the sun outside. This happens, either when you don’t have a strict regimen at home or when you travel long distances.

Normally, your internal clock adjusts by one-hour every day. Thus, lets say a 7 hour time difference takes 7 days to get adjusted. However, this can be hacked by food and mental exercises.

If you stick to this plan, you will have no jetlag in 2 days. With the food hack and fasting on the plane, you can accelerate the internal clock much faster.

Its not easy to choose the right flight for yourself. It’s always good to spend time on sites like google flights (greatly recommended) or hipmunk (also awesome), to search for flights according to these rules:

Learning the inner works of your base airport and the specifics of your frequent routes can actually save you a lot of nerves and stress.

My home base in the Viennese airport and by learning the shorter routes and the emptier security lanes and the more obscure spots there, I’m able to get from the car to the lounge in under 5 minutes. And then from lounge to the plane under 5 minutes too.

Getting a good seat can mean the difference between a relaxed flight and a slow agonizing nightmare. Some things you can influence, some of just pure luck. But you can help your luck, with some smart preparations. Here are my tips for perfect seats:

The rule here is to buy quality products that you can always reuse and that will be your trusty companions on the road for years to come.

The whole idea of traveling according to these tips is to give you maximum energy and focus levels for any hard work you’re planning to do while far away from your home.

Overall, travel can be a lot of fun, not a lot of pain and if executed properly, can be smooth sailing without destroying your energy levels. I wish you a lot of happy miles and good experiences with your travel. For more tips, or individual support, feel free to reach out to me directly.

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