travel Lessons

Travel lesson 12: Compulsory excess

When I came up with the title for this reisles I shot just laugh. The readers will think I (journey)Insurance'm going to sell or that I'm promote, but on this I would like to reassure you that this is not the case. On the contrary, this is not about reisles
collateral or mitigate risks, something our insurers want to sell too happy: “A life without risks.” I apologize for the insurers among us, this is not personal. I am glad that you exist and that you are the risks of our house, limiting our car and our holiday. But whether you can reduce the risks of life, because I have my doubts and, moreover, if you could do that, offer us a life without risks. Why would we want? I can speculate and fill what could be your answer, but I'd rather keep it to myself. A few years ago I thought that limiting risk was the best way to build a happy and safe life. And to achieve this, I was like most Dutch over insured, except for the important things in life. This came I on the road that is, between the dynamic days, which may have a traveler.

And then I was relieved that no insurer could reduce the risk of my life. And so everything that happens in my life, just falls within the compulsory excess. Lowercase this means nothing else than “the responsibility lies entirely with you”. The revelation that the fate is in my hands has meant that I now dare to live with the risk of dying, dare to laugh at the risk to seem idiotic, dare to cry with the risk seem hypersensitive, share my ideas and dreams with the risk of being stolen, undertake the risk of failure, follow my heart with the risk to do unwise things, start looking at the risk to find nothing, journey to get around the world never more at home with the risk, I love the risk of being hurt, help one another with the risk of interfering to appear, say honestly what I think the risk to be directly, from my thoughts and emotions to the risk that no one understands and I long for all of the risk to be disappointed.

I hate to mandatory things, but for my life I too happy now take a compulsory excess!

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