Why yes, we are late to the party. But now that we’re a few months removed from Spirit Airlines shutting down, we’ve had some time to reflect on just how much the airline influenced the way we travel. When Brian
While writing last week’s post on flexible travel itineraries, I found myself thinking about how much I appreciate flexibility outside of travel, too. It’s something I’ve worked hard to incorporate into everyday life. The more I thought about it, the
Every now and then, an ordinary to-do ends up teaching you something invaluable. Brian and I experienced this as we finalized our estate plan. As you might guess, estate planning doesn’t typically top the list of priorities for most people
Last year moved quickly. Between new adventures through Japan, Glacier National Park, and Vienna, we also experienced family loss, unexpected travel, and constant movement. It was a year of balancing togetherness with life’s unplanned turns. This year has already had
Most people don’t wake up one day and suddenly feel miserable about their life. It happens slowly—a decision here, a compromise there. Maybe it’s a mistake that you’re still replaying, even though you know your energy is best spent elsewhere.
Money dysmorphia refers to a familiar struggle that many of us experience in our comparison-driven society. Just as body dysmorphia distorts our perceptions of self-image, money dysmorphia involves a skewed view of our financial realities. This struggle can manifest as
Life on autopilot can affect anyone, serving sometimes as a means of survival amid chaos. Other times, it’s a conscious choice that celebrates a quieter life, free from daily noise. However, for those who share my perspective, this can begin
We live in a world that idealizes busyness. In fact, it’s long been suggested that a full schedule is a symbol of success. But is it really? That depends on how you define success. If it’s measured by how hectic
Your 20s and 30s are a pivotal time for shaping your financial future. But, let’s face it: figuring out personal finance can be overwhelming, and money mistakes are easy to make. In fact, research suggests that financial literacy remains a
Have you ever struggled with the decision to make a big purchase? I certainly have. Not only can it feel daunting, but it can also feel conflicting, especially if it involves taking on debt. Although not all debt is bad,