Category: Guides

  • How to Create A Social Media Plan That Works

    How to Create A Social Media Plan That Works

    As a blogger, I’ve somewhat always had to be active on my social media. Social media is just a lot of work for one person, but I’ve been doing a better job on Pinterest in the last few months than I’ve ever been. Instagram, let’s be real, is way more…

  • Soldier Pass Trail and Seven Sacred Pools in Sedona

    Soldier Pass Trail and Seven Sacred Pools in Sedona

    I can rave on and on about my favorite city in Arizona, Sedona. Why? Because there are so many breathtaking hikes to do in Sedona, and I finally got to cross one trail off my Arizona hiking bucket list for my birthday this year. The Soldier Pass Trail is an…

  • 8 Best Things to Do in Provo, Utah

    8 Best Things to Do in Provo, Utah

    Utah’s saying is “Life elevated.” Life is really elevated in Utah and with my second trip ever to the state, I finally got to see what that means with what’s up north in Utah. You’ve probably heard of the capital city of Utah, Salt Lake City, and the city Provo…

  • Guide to Iceland Review

    Guide to Iceland Review

    When I was planning my trip to Iceland, I had the intention to originally plan the whole itinerary. However, I found myself frustrated adding things together and thought “I’m probably going to spend a fortune booking this hotel and that and oh, I also want this excursion too.” Almost immediately,…

  • 30 Best Gift Ideas for Travelers

    30 Best Gift Ideas for Travelers

    You may know someone who is really close to you who claims to be a traveler and with that, a traveler is one who cherishes experiences that are eye-opening and exciting, including celebrating holidays. If it’s a holiday rolling close by (their birthday, Christmas holiday, an anniversary), you’re probably looking…

  • 5 Signs of Burnout And How to Fix It

    5 Signs of Burnout And How to Fix It

    There’s a thing that creeps up on us and we don’t know what that is until we’re in that stage of almost no return… but when you catch it early, you’ll be glad you did. This thing is called burnout and it doesn’t only exist in our work lives, but…

  • West Fork of Oak Creek Trail in Sedona, Arizona

    West Fork of Oak Creek Trail in Sedona, Arizona

    West Fork of Oak Creek Trail or also known as West Fork Trail in Sedona is easily one of the most iconic trails in this Arizonan city. As someone who has hiked over 60+ different trails in Arizona within just a span of 3 years, I have to say West…

  • How to Plan A Desert Wedding Photoshoot

    How to Plan A Desert Wedding Photoshoot

    The desert is a special place to either have a wedding or to do your memorable bridal portrait photo shoot at. If you are looking to get photos done before your actual ceremony day, then I would definitely consider having a photoshoot in a desert location if the scenery is…

  • What’s In My Camera Bag?

    What’s In My Camera Bag?

    A major component of running a blog is making sure you take good photos to show through your work. When I first started this, that did not cross my mind until I got my first camera in 2017 and from then on, I started learning photography and experimenting with settings.…