Talking Location With Joanna O’Donoghue – WORLD
100 days of solitude
Location(s): Sifnos
Genre(s): Autobiography/Memoirs, Travelogue
Era(s): Contemporary
Die-hard Londoner Daphne never expected to find herself on a small Greek island. Snakes and scorpions and weird, hairy locals, sure – but not Inner Peace. Which goes to show how wrong you can be.
This is not one of those 100 day challenges, nor is it about hardship and isolation and going off the grid; if anything, it’s the opposite of that. In giving up her life in London to spend 100 days living in Sifnos, Daphne was searching for a better way to live, and for deeper connections with her true self and those around her.
100 days of solitude is a celebration of doing what you love. It’s about taking the time to connect with the things that matter, letting go of the things that don’t, and getting past your own preconceptions to find yourself where you need to be, even if it isn’t the place that you imagined.
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