There’s so much time and conversation spent trying to create a “better life.” From travel perks and credit card benefits to upgraded experiences and conveniences that promise to make everyday life easier, we’re constantly being encouraged to upgrade, optimize, and
Have you ever wrapped up a weekend and wondered where your money actually went? I mentioned in a recent post how pricey everyday life has become, and it really does feel like low-key weekends aren’t so low-cost anymore. In all
I tend to err on the side of diligence when it comes to future plans. Call it overpreparation or calculated curiosity (or maybe it’s my Type A personality), but it usually works for me! I prefer to have enough structure
As part of our list of 52 Experiences, Brian and I have begun to declutter our home room by room. In all honesty, I’m surprised to see just how much stuff has accumulated over time. We usually do a pretty
Happy New Year to all of you! I hope that you carved out time to pause and appreciate all that you have experienced last year. This season of reflection can create a mindset shift that inspires positive changes and a
Remote work is not for everyone, but for many, it provides an ideal blend of flexibility and productivity that traditional office settings simply can’t provide. Both Brian and I, in particular, value the opportunity to work on the road. Workcations
A home should be a reprieve from the clutter and commotion of modern life. However, all too often, we invite daily stressors into our homes, causing us to lose focus on the present. We’re constantly consumed by challenges and responsibilities
Travel and tourism is a global industry that significantly impacts destinations in both positive and negative ways. Although travel offers dynamic experiences, it also has destructive consequences. For instance, mass tourism this summer has resulted in overcrowding, housing shortages, and
Lately, I have found myself applying a back-to-basics approach to life. Simplicity is a state for which I strive; it’s an unassuming form of peaceful fulfillment that offers a myriad of moments to practice gratitude. In today’s culture of excess,
Starting over incites a whole mix of emotions. Depending on circumstance, feelings can swiftly change from one to the next, ranging from fear and worry to excitement and freedom. The thought of starting over is a little scary, sure, but