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We’ve all met someone who insists that going traveling changed them. And while that statement may be a predictable one, you hear it so many times for a reason: it’s true.
While everyone’s experiences will be different, travel broadens your horizons and allows you to see and do new things every day while you’re away.
You’ll find that you grow as a person and return home feeling very different to the way you did before you set off.
It's already halfway through January and I'm just now getting to my 2017 Travel Year in Review!
Between holiday travel and getting hit hard with the flu, I haven't had as much time or energy as I would have liked to focus on blog posts.
I'm excited to be back in the swing of things and recapping my past year of travel & goals for the new year!
So you've decided you're ready to work abroad, live a digital nomad lifestyle, or find a way to get paid to travel.
With the abundance of opportunities out there, how do you figure out which opportunity is right for you?
How do you determine the true value of the work + travel opportunity, and ensure you're getting paid what you need at this time in your life, so you can support yourself and your travels?
Whether you reflect on your current life goals for New Years, your birthday, or whenever a moment of inspiration hits, it helps to have some form of measurement so you 1) get a realistic view on where you are in all areas of life, and 2) so you don't get overwhelmed in the negative (areas of improvement) and forget about the positive.
Driving the California coast is out of this world. With spectacular ocean views, winding coastline, and landscapes changing from beach-y to desert to forest to wineland, there is so much to see and do as you explore the California coast.
We hit the PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) eaaaarly in the morning with the intention that we'd stop in Santa Barbara on the way back. It was a LOT of driving but still plenty of fun.
If you're looking to do a similar drive yourself I'd recommend spending the night up north to allow yourself more time for stops along the way.
