

Why I Love to Travel, Beyond the Obvious Reasons
Beyond the obvious, superficial reasons, this is why I love to travel and will keep traveling till death do I part.
Do hard things on purpose: comfort-zone stretches, experiments, and challenges that change you.


Beyond the obvious, superficial reasons, this is why I love to travel and will keep traveling till death do I part.


Meet the mind-younger-ing, ageism-fighting, travel-size-living, never-never-ing Linda Whitney.


The first step is to get out of a rut with as little wasted effort possible is to identify what type of rut you are stuck in.


If you don't push yourself, life will continue to push you around, so get pushing.


How I stopped looking at my phone so much with surprising ease, the unexpected benefits, plus tips for your own intervention.


Fun Fact #1: As far as I can remember, I’ve never failed to keep a New Year’s resolution. Fun Fact #2: As ...


How to travel in an unforgettable and transformative way, using one of my favorite travel stories as an example.


"Behind your greatest fear is your greatest opportunity," so muster up the courage and charge in that direction.


This 13-step research- and experience-backed system will dramatically increase your odds of succeeding at your 30-day challenge.


You won't find these monthly challenge ideas for your health, finances, relationships, well-being, and more anywhere else.


How a 30-day challenge to squeeze into a four-day workweek didn't work out as planned, but was far from a failure.


The story of how I learned about the 3-day effect and Nature Pyramid and then got the chance to put them to the test.