Tag: perspective
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Thank You to the “Blog-O-Sphere Day 101s”
I went on the blog and found the coolest notification waiting for me… I have 100 followers now! Well, actually, 101! And for that reason I wanted to make this post and say thank you, to you. I started this blog to explore my writing, to help others navigate the beauty of the international world,…
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The Truth About Being a “Digital Nomad”
Do you want to make a living while pursuing your passion for experiencing other cultures? Check out these truths about being a digital nomad to see if it’s right for you!
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Why Traveling is More Than a Hobby
Traveling isn’t something I just like to do… it’s how I want to live.
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Lucid Dreaming as a Form of Travel?
“What an odd idea…” you might think as you read this title. For those that don’t know, lucid dreaming is a way to realize you’re dreaming and then control your dreams. The better you get at it, the more you can do. It’s like inception, minus a crazy plot inside a plot… inside a plot. So now…
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Why Every Avid Traveler Should Have a Second Instagram
Millennials are the worst! First they want financial security… and now they want SECOND INSTAGRAMS!? When will it end?!
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How Social History Shaped Iceland
Unattended baby carriages and elves?! How Iceland came to be its quirky self.
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Study Abroad was Full of Surprises, But I’d do it Again. Here’s Why.
My experience in Fulda was rough, but I’d do it again in a heartbeat. I learned to be resilient, independent, and to keep pushing forward.
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Packing the Fun Stuff and the Essentials
And after investing in the essential products on this list, you’ll want these things by your side at all times! In fact, you’ll wonder how you ever traveled without them!
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Morning Haze
Lately I’ve been caught lingering in the morning haze. Between dreams and reality where you feel real comfort in where you believe you are in life and in the world.
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How Living in Germany Changed my Perspective of America
While I lived in Germany I gained a new, and especially scary, perspective on the U.S. Here’s what I learned.
Hidden Cafes and Alleyways 