Morris Murdock Escorted Tours

The next time you pack for a trip, remember to bring something that doesn’t take up any space in your suitcase — the “Let Them” mindset. You may have heard of Mel Robbins’ viral Let Them Theory! If you haven't heard of it yet, let us share with you this simple but powerful reminder that we can’t control others, only how we respond to them. Well, it turns out that this bit of life advice works wonders when you travel, too.

Instead of stressing about what others are doing (or not doing), try saying to yourself — let them. Let them rush through security. Let them overpack and pay the fees. Let them nap through the sunrise excursion. Let them complain about the weather. You focus on you — your peace, your gratitude, and the incredible experiences unfolding all around you. Everyone’s travel story is different, and the Let Them approach keeps you calm, centered, and ready to write your own joyful chapter and having the experience you dreamed about.

When you’re on a group tour, this mindset becomes golden. Every journey comes with its mix of personalities and paces and that’s okay! There’s always a plan, a schedule, and someone in charge of making it all run smoothly. So if someone’s running late, complaining about this or that, trying to “re-plan” the day or give thier opinion, just let them. It's simple. Stay present and walk away taking in the beauty and life that is happening around you, and trust that everything will balance out. You came to explore, not to stress.  That's someone elses job and thats really one of the best thing of being with a group when you travel! 

Because travel is as much about mindset as it is about movement, when you stop trying to control what’s outside your reach, the journey becomes lighter, more enjoyable, and infinitely more rewarding. The Let Them Theory isn’t just about travel — it’s about peace, patience, and presence.

So the next time you board a plane, hop on a motorcoach, or join a group of fellow explorers, take a deep breath and whisper to yourself: Let them. Because when you let them, you’re really letting yourself — let go, let in, and let the joy of travel do its beautiful work.