My reflection on day 5

During my trip to Bali, I had the opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship and its connection to environmental impact. I discovered that sometimes, the simplest solutions can make a significant difference. For example, educating people on proper waste disposal can dramatically increase recycling rates. This insight reminded me that, in problem-solving, it's crucial to deeply understand the root cause before jumping to solutions. Often, a simple and straightforward approach can have a powerful impact.

I also had the chance to experience farming for the first time, which was an eye-opening experience. The physical labor under the scorching sun made me appreciate just how fortunate I am not to have to engage in such demanding work. It developed a sense of empathy within me, and I now more strongly believe that those who do this hard labor deserve fair wages. Additionally, this experience made me feel more grateful for the food I have on my plate and the effort that goes into producing it. This trip not only taught me valuable lessons about entrepreneurship and sustainability but also deepened my sense of empathy and gratitude for the work that goes unseen in our daily lives.