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30 year old, Abraham hicks, change, digital nomad, disapproval, discomfort, embrace change, self-help, self-reflection, standards, travel, Uncategorized

Embracing discomfort: confessions of a 30-something year old

Embrace change Much, if not all of our fear and suffering stems around resisting change. Loosing the approval of my parents, and loosing my supportive grandmother taught me that. I didn’t know choosing my lifestyle would be so frowned upon by my parents. And I didn’t know that in traveling the world I would lose the chance to say goodbye to my grandma. Yet, I … Continue reading Embracing discomfort: confessions of a 30-something year old

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30 year old, Abraham hicks, change, digital nomad, disapproval, discomfort, self-help, self-reflection, standards, travel

Embracing discomfort: confessions of a 30-something year old

Embrace change Much, if not all of our fear and suffering stems around resisting change. Loosing the approval of my parents, and loosing my supportive grandmother taught me that. I didn’t know choosing my lifestyle would be so frowned upon by my parents. And I didn’t know that in traveling the world I would lose the chance to say goodbye to my grandma. Yet, I … Continue reading Embracing discomfort: confessions of a 30-something year old

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How do I connect with myself more to live a more deeply satisfying life?

If you’re reading this, you have probably already awakened to knowing that there is a better way to live. Something about inner peace resonates with you and you just want a gentle reminder on how to connect again.  With all the bombardment of marketing and attention-grabbing ads, there is less time for ourselves and less time to tune into our inner voice. If we are … Continue reading How do I connect with myself more to live a more deeply satisfying life?

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Abraham hicks, addicted to travel, adjusting to being back home, being home, digital nomad, FOMO, independence, millennial, recovering, remote year, travel, travel stories, travel the world

Confessions of a recovering digital nomad

It’s been 5 months since my adventure around the world ended. My feelings since being back home have been quite lackluster. After the homecoming feelings subsided, most things have felt overinflated. My smiles at times seem forced, but they come back full swing when I look back at past travel photos. Thanks google for all the auto reminders of what I was doing on this … Continue reading Confessions of a recovering digital nomad

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