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Embracing Life Without Boundaries
Welcome to my corner of the internet where we explore life in all its messy, beautiful complexity. I believe in breaking down the artificial walls that limit our experiences and sharing authentic journeys through this world.
Here, we’ll wander through conversations about:
Travel Beyond Tourist Traps – Discovering places that change you, not just places you can check off a list.
Holistic Wellbeing – Approaching health as more than just diet and exercise, but as a complete relationship with our bodies and minds.
Liberation from the 9-5 Mindset – Finding ways to make work serve life, not the other way around.
Authentic Social Connections – Building relationships that honor who we truly are, not who others expect us to be.
This isn’t about finding perfect answers—it’s about asking better questions. It’s about celebrating the freedom to explore life’s possibilities without judgment or restriction.
Whether you’re a seasoned nomad, a corporate escapee, a wellness seeker, or simply someone curious about living more intentionally—welcome. Let’s navigate this journey together, embracing both the challenges and the joys that come with living life on our own terms.
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15 months ago, I got laid off. I knew it was coming, and I felt I had navigated it in the best way possible. I was prepared, I had 4 different backup plans, I was ready. But was I really? I had decided that despite my pending circumstances, I wasn’t going to sit around and
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I’ve always considered myself a bit of a runner. Not in the bad sense, where I run to escape my problems, but in the good sense where I run to solve them. Example: Once I graduated college, I found myself working as a valet attendant. A job that, to this day, was my most favorite
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Ever make a sketchy parking lot drug deal? Yeah, me neither…until April 2018 (PS – If you said yes, that’s totally fine, I’m not here to judge!) Growing up, I always had a siamese cat. As an adult, I’ve learned finding a rescue siamese kitten is quite difficult to come by. I tried many years
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When I started “living my dash” I had no idea I was doing it. I grew up in a small town in Connecticut and started working at the age of 14 on a farm, making ice cream cones and pizza for kids birthday parties. When I turned 16, I got my first real job as
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Back when I started this blog (6 days ago) I made a promise to myself that I was going to remain classy. But some things just need to be explained as they are. In a few moments, I think you’ll agree. As an avid RV’er, we all run into the occasional sh*tty situation. I’ve made
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So I decided I’m not going to go in any particular order, I’m just going to tell stories as they come up. Today’s topic: Tiny House Living. My RV is 24.5′ long and 7.5′ wide with the slides in. I have a dinette slide when you walk in (which I remodeled to house my home
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