The Magic of Slow Travel in a Disconnected World Updated June 24, 2024 A few years ago, I was sitting at a café in Paris — you know the kind, where the air smells faintly of espresso, butter, and possibility. I had nowhere to be and nothing pressing to do.
Do you suffer from vacation option overload? How can you avoid it? How can you make your travel experiences happier? These are questions I’m going to attempt to answer. An NOPE, I don’t have all the answers, but I do hope you’ll find this post stimulates new thinking. Avoid Vacation
Extroverts and Introverts: How to Travel Happier this Fall? Last fall, I found myself sitting in a little café in Asheville, North Carolina. The air smelled like cinnamon and apples, and I was traveling with two friends—one an effervescent extrovert who couldn’t resist chatting with every barista we met, and
Navigate a delightful, new and inspirational way to vacation came to me as I put the finishing touches on the Playful Traveler, one of the 16 travel personalities, I’m developing. It starts with a deep study into the world of personality typing. The Playful travel captivated me. Their style of
My latest post, fall foliage trip ideas for extroverts, is chock full of travel ideas, tips, and fun ways to say yes to fall. Autumn ushers in leaf-peeping season. It’s time to look up and delight in the colorful fall leaves. Fall is about crisp days and plenty of excuses
Labor Day is right around the corner. You, as an introvert traveler, maybe thinking do I want to travel or stay put? Would you rather skip the holiday altogether; the crowds, the traffic, and crazy that comes with the end of summer travel? Here’s a trip tip. No matter when
I’m an ENTP by classic typology, deeply intuitive, and a lifelong student of identity and meaning. I learned early that being fully yourself has consequences—my originality was mocked, policed, and punished long before it was ever celebrated. After decades of adapting to survive, a tsunami in my early fifties dismantled everything that wasn’t true and led me back to my true self.
This real-world journey became the foundation for Spiritual Personality Typing℠, a framework devoted to helping women honoring the who of who they really are.
What I know. Is when soul leads and the mind supports, clarity returns — and ordinary life becomes extraordinary.
Spiritual Personality Typing is unlike most personality paradigm, because it’s a soul-led endeavor. A call to discover a path that is sacred and uniquely yours. For women who yearn to be their truest selves in every aspect of life.
This journey embodies inspired living, filled with purpose, meaning, and the freedom to be unapologetically you.
Together, let’s craft a life rich in spirit, soul, and story. I welcome you on this path.
