Oh, I'd love to visit Thailand! I put my shoes on, grab my coat, and just as I'm about to leave my house it strikes me how far it actually is and how much planning I need to do to get there, before I even start
I have many ideas and a lot that I could complete in a day, but I share the problem of the author. Beyond opening the IDE, all motivation seeps out of me with a strong aversion to actually programming.
That’s what I call burnout.
Normally people can experience burnout after years/decades of work, not in their teens with hobbies.
This is not helpful, this is simply Besserwisser nonsense.
Thailand, at least Bangkok, has public transportation. Now-a-days you likely have a smartphone. If it's unlocked, get a sim at the airport for < $20 usually. You can find your way all over much more trivially in 2022 than 2002 or 1982 etc... Take cabs or use Grab if you want. I haven't used Grab in Thailand but I did in Kuala Lumpur and it made getting around so trivial (also used public transportation in Kuala Lumpur which is pretty good too)
Thailand in particular is also relatively cheap. No idea what flights cost right now but high-end hotels can be as cheap as $120-$150 a night and that's top end. Plenty of places for $25 a night. (vs say SF, NYC, London where low-end is $350 a night)