Lessons from My First Year as a New Digital Nomad – Sell It All!
One year ago I sold my house and this whole “Experiment” really got interesting. Here’s the backstory and lessons learned along my crazy first year as a for realsies digital nomad…
Some of the best travel decisions I’ve made came from trial, error, and a whole lot of “well… that didn’t go as planned.” The good news? You don’t have to learn everything the hard way like I did!
Here you’ll dig into travel blog articles about simple planning strategies, packing tips, budgeting ideas, and real travel tips I actually use to make trips smoother, easier, and more fun!
One year ago I sold my house and this whole “Experiment” really got interesting. Here’s the backstory and lessons learned along my crazy first year as a for realsies digital nomad…
A lot of time it’s pretty unclear that the voices in your head aren’t necessarily your voice, it’s the voice resonating those societal imprints…
Google Maps Saved Lists are an awesome way of storing travel ideas for future use. Here are detailed instructions on how to use Google Maps saved lists…
Setting up Google Maps custom saved lists on a computer in a web browser is a little different than in app or on a device. Here’s a quick set up how-to with some tips!
Setting up Google Maps custom saved lists on your phone or in app is a little different than in a browser window. Here’s a quick set up how-to with some tips!
While I’m glad I’m trained as a NOLS Wilderness First Responder, I never wanted to actually be in a situation to use the knowledge. Yesterday I was.
Dragging your feet on digging in to flight travel hacking and finding cheap flights? Start here my friend. But beware…the rabbit hole is deep…
Here’s the thing. That hypothetical army didn’t just randomly find boats or have the boat fairy drop them off. To burn the boats you must first have boats…
Virtual mailboxes aren’t just for travelers, this hack is a huge time-saver for anyone! Find out why this $15/month hack is such a game-changer.
Nuggets include: “I’ll take the dum-dum card,” “back when I was a kid,” and mentions of an old school Chevrolet Station Wagon. Sorry, no woody sidewalls.
I recently got to visit and interview newly nomadic friends of mine Cassie and Nate (Native Nomad Life) in their current home in Merida, Mexico.
Truth be told I think about a lot of stuff! The decision to join the Peace Corps for 2+ years is a pretty big decision, so let the analysis paralysis begin!
Kat finally took the plunge and ditched the 80-hour “day job” to chart her own course. The motivation for change was strong, but huge life changes aren’t ever easy…
Slow to start using Public Transit/Transportation? Well, here are some things that I look for that make a huge difference for me, starting in Minneapolis…
I loved Merida, Mexico and the Yucatan Peninsula, but it kind of kicked my ass this time. Sometimes we have to make hard choices, or admit defeat, to save our sanity!
Ever wonder how a mildly neurotic, anxiety-driven, budget traveler goes about picking the perfect travel daypack / backpack? Find out with my review of this awesome PacSafe Angry Lane Edition bag…
Yep, hostels aren’t just “across the pond!” There are hundreds of hostels across the U.S.! Here are some other facts you might not know about hostels…
The differences, and the similarities between staying in a hostel or an Airbnb can be very surprising! Here are just a few facts to get you started…
Today’s travel experiment started with a 1-way flight to Mexico City and included overland travel by bus to Oaxaca. Getting around Mexico is kinda crazy…
It’s true: Solo travel can get lonely. Having the freedom to make your own rules can be a blessing and a curse! Here are some tips, tricks, and apps you can use to make your next solo travel trip a little more social!
The Hostelling International Baltimore hostel is definitely full of charm; rightfully so since it’s in the Charm City! The hostel walls are adorned with hand painted murals and there are tons of places to settle in around hostel. Definitely worth a stop when you travel through!
Want to travel more but don’t really know where to start? Have a friend or family member that keeps talking about travel—but clearly needs a little help actually getting off go and making it happen? This is the no-fluff, hands-on guide to finally getting unstuck and on a travel path—with confidence, intention, and zero shame.