There’s no getting around it — working (and succeeding) in a digital age has prompted a new set of responsibilities.

I make bold moves — often and willingly — because I am not a “part-time” kind of person. I go all in. In business, in life, and in my relationships.

A schedule that works for me while compensating for a long weekend of travel.

In just under 8 months her and her partner Logan have scaled a six-figure business supporting over 1200 students and influencers worldwide. Oh yeah, and Mal just graduated college one month ago.

Have you ever felt like you didn’t belong? As though everyone knew you didn’t deserve to be there? Imposter syndrome is real, and it’s discouraging us from sharing our value.

When Kiersten Vavoulis came to me about doing her website, I was over the moon excited to get started.

Establishing a consistent schedule is a great way to improve efficiency and create a more purposeful lifestyle.

Seizing the power of, “Yes I will”.

Ahh...the holidays have arrived. I stepped outside this morning with a strong feeling of anticipation and excitement for the days ahead. It’s a time to reconnect with family members, to share our experiences from the year behind us, and talk of our plans for the future.

They say it takes 21 days to form a habit. I’m not sure that’s true, but the number 21 has a nice ring to it.

I wanted the world and it’s wonders, and I was willing to forego community and companionship to have it.

Adventure is a choice, and not so much a season in our lives that comes and goes.

I fell. My body plummeted 15 ft off a rooftop in San Francisco…

We will suffer, and ache, and grieve for things lost and changed time again. I feel sadness in a way that had never touched me before. 

Real traveling humbles you. It begs you to adapt, it asks you to be teachable, and it urges a new process of reason.