Tag: self-improvement
Why dining alone is not such a big deal
I feel myself blushing as I answer “Yes, you can” when the waiter asks whether he can already take the menu. And yes, of course you can give that spar
Infographic: 5 mini habits that will forever change the way you travel
There are some things that just make life easier – like dry socks on a rainy day. The following hand-picked, personally tested mini changes to your tr
Paths to Pachamama: a traveler’s guide to spirituality
Some trips are simply excursions, while others are spiritual journeys into ourselves.
Joseph De La Cruz and Simon Vandekerckhove met on the road in
Breaking the Chain – Emotional Alchemy by Tara Bennett-Goleman
There’s a saying in New England, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait five minutes.” I had been wanting to ride my horse. Bodhi, but I kept putti
The 6 most common life-changing decisions we make while traveling
You know, or at least suspect, that traveling changes you in many ways: your backpack tends to get smaller, you stop forgetting your toothbrush at hom
The traveler’s New Year in 29 resolutions (printable)
Our list of travel resolutions for 2018 – no introductions, no chit-chat, just pure challenges.
The worst thing about making New Year's resolutions
It’s proven: no Facebook for a week makes you happier
The challenge: spend a week with no Facebook access and see if it makes you feel happier
A brand new cure for bad mood, lack of concentration and soc
12 creative travel challenges to make 2018 a year to remember
New Year's resolutions are so old-school. This year, pose yourself these 12 creative travel challenges to make sure you have a fulfilling and interest
How to travel out of your comfort zone (and what it really means)
The challenge: do at least one of these things to get out of your comfort zone on your next trip
There's a lot of talk about the ubiquitous comfort z
This is exactly how walking in nature kills negative thoughts [INFOGRAPHIC]
Leave all the stress behind and live a happy, careless life! If only! Easy to say, but hard to accomplish.
Recent studies show, however, that by ad