Tag: life changes
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How to Travel with a Chronic Illness
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When I began this adventure travel blog years ago, I didn’t think the inevitable could happen to me. I didn’t think that I would one day relate to others who have told me that they struggle with chronic illness. I thought I’d still continue to live it up as physically…
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Moving Away Can Change Your Life
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I’ve talked about this story many times in a lot of my other posts, but it’s been a story that actually took me to where I am now in my life and I feel like sharing it might enlighten others who are conflicted by what to do. As I’m packing…
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2020 Year in Review: Being Ready for 2021
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Hello 2021! HAPPY NEW YEAR!! ✨ I know I’m a little too late to write up my 2020 recap and even though I don’t think this post will ever get as big or read as my other posts, but I felt it was still necessary to write about how this…
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Things I’ve Sacrificed to Go Traveling (And Will Continue To)
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No matter where you’re heading or what you’re planning to do, we all know traveling isn’t always so possible without sacrificing things and fully making traveling a priority among your other priorities. I am certainly not a person made out of money, in fact, I’m quite the opposite. Many people…
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Thankful for… Life
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This Thanksgiving is a little bit different than the ones I’ve had in the past years. The few months have been the hardest, I won’t lie about that. I have been adjusting living on my own (I moved closer to my school) while starting my new job but it still…
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Why I Quit My Job: Finding My Path to the Unknown
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Sometimes in life, we do things to get by. This post will be about self-reflection and how I feel about the way things are. Some things don’t register in your mind until you take a lot of time to really know yourself and what you want in this life. So…
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How to Open Your Heart Up to New Things and Experiences
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We feel so used to being in our comfort zones. As humans, we enjoy being around people we are comfortable with and going to places where it serves us comfort. Comfort to us means being safe, being around things you’re used to doing, and talking to the same people. But…