Canadian vlogger shares a life-changing lesson on 5 weeks of travel to India, saying “Be careful…”
A Canadian vlogger recently shared his surprising experience from a 5-week trip to India, calling it the most shocking country he visited at the age of 37. He highlighted the valuable life lessons he learned in his viral Instagram posts.
Canadian vlogger’s article about his trip to India sparked debate on social media. William Rossy, considering an inspiring influencer, shares his portrayal of the country, emphasizing its positive and negative aspects. However, many social media users criticized his post, labeling it as “very sad.”
“I have been to 37 countries and India has to be the most shocking country. What you see, hear, smell and taste will make you think, feel and act in a way you never thought,” Rossi wrote, adding that he spent five weeks traveling across the country.
Rossi admits he wouldn’t choose to live in India in person, but his journey offers him a lesson he never thought of. He ended the post with a series of images representing what he learned.
Vlogger’s “Shocking” Life Course
His post has a series of photos that sum up his insights. This includes a “shocking” life lesson introduced by Rossy. Here are them:
1. It indicates insufficient food on the roof and refrigerator overhead.
2. Two people, one planet. Born on opposite ends and two sets of total questions are given.
3. I should be more grateful for being allowed to “take a day off”.
4. Indian spice hit differently.
5. The Taj Mahal is underrated. In real life, it is more beautiful.
6. Beware of the water you drink, making me grateful that I can drink it at home.
7. People are very friendly here. We need to be more curious, interested and trading volume.
Social Media Response
The post produced various reactions. While some users appreciate Rossi’s honesty about India’s chaos and attraction, others believe his views are narrow and fail to capture the country’s true character.
One user wrote,Friendly people and great architecture (Taj Mahal) – Is that just that? Sorry, you were not lucky enough to experience the more positive side of India. Plus, the lessons you’ve said can be learned from visiting New York City – for that, there’s no need to travel around the world. ”
Another commented: “Love you and love our India. Thank you for sharing the core gains of this trip.”
A third user said: “If you go to India, that’s everything you take, that’s sad.”
Who is William Rossy?
According to his LinkedIn profile, Rossy left a safe financial analyst role to develop his personal growth brand Sprouht. While his post about India may have caused controversy, it has also sparked significant discussions about how outsiders view the country and what aspects they choose to highlight.
