Hey beautiful human, Don’t you love the days when you feel secure? When you feel safe in your body and empowered to walk the earth? When I’m grounded, it’s easy to take up space because I believe in my bones that I matter and belong. But then there are days when I shrink and disappear. Thoughts…
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Screenshot 8 Tips to Apply for a Credit Card You Can Use for Your Travels Traveling is one of life’s greatest pleasures, but it doesn’t come free. Spending a lot of time outside your comfort zone always costs money, and you may never know exactly how much until both your predicted expenses and unexpected costs…
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Ready for an adventure that mixes work and wanderlust? Check out my handpicked list of the coolest, under-the-radar spots for remote workers. Whether you’re already a digital nomad or just itching to make your living room view a little more scenic, I’ve got you covered. I’ve visited most of the places on this list, working…
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I started this series of Downtown Oakland Rail scenarios for a very explicit reason. Find out if and how any other cocktail of rail alignments for a Second Transbay Crossing and HSR to and through Oakland might equal or show a strong alternative to ConnectOAKLAND’s plan of running a new trainline down the I-980 corridor….
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As a travel blogger, I get asked some of the same questions over and over again. The question that gets the number one spot is : “Where are the best places to eat in NYC ?” I’ve sent countless Facebook messages, texts, and emails with the answer to this question. I just had a friend…
As an executive leadership coach, one of the most frequent challenges leaders face is finding ways to motivate their teams without relying solely on financial incentives. While bonuses, raises, and other monetary rewards can provide a temporary boost, they rarely sustain long-term motivation. In today’s rapidly changing workplace, leaders need to foster an environment that…
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I am sometimes asked, “Is Mexico safe for solo female travelers?” However, I couldn’t really say, as I haven’t been there yet! I am so glad then, that a fellow blogger volunteered to write this post. So, if you are a solo traveler planning to visit Mexico, bookmark this page! *** Mexico does not have…
Via Unsplash. In Japan, cherry blossoms symbolize the transient nature of life, a reflection of the Buddhist concept known as “mono no aware,” which recognizes that there is both beauty and mortality in life. For most of Japan, including Tokyo, the season begins in mid-March and runs through early to late April; however, in the…
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Though the summer’s calendar of celebrations may be drawing to a close, there’s no need for the festivities to stop. The fall is filled to the brim with charming events to inspire wanderlust, from the bright lights of Diwali to the colorful balloons of Albuquerque’s Hot Air Balloon Fiesta. Here’s a roundup of five autumn…
