What kind of benefits can I get from self-driven education? Can I really learn from everything? How can I grow as a person in 2018? Tune in for the answers- and to celebrate Sarah’s safe return after this show’s 3-week hiatus while she was moving across the US. Show Notes: Challenge: What circumstances force YOU…
I haven’t posted anything but podcast updates here for a while, so let’s fix that! Here is a brief update on both my professional and personal life: Professionally I am… Preparing for a six month apprenticeship at Classical Conversations! I am super excited about this. I interviewed for a marketing position there two…
We all have things that frighten us. For me, it is crossing this abandoned railroad bridge over a rushing river in Idaho. Every terrifying thing has a lesson lurking behind it. The act of crossing this bridge is no exception. Here are 4 things that the railroad bridge adventure taught me: Assessment…
Yesterday I got back from an amazing journey in British Columbia! Of all the trips I’ve been on so far, this destination has been the most breathtakingly gorgeous. Around every bend was a new spectacular view. Now, as the old cliche goes, “a picture is worth 1,000 words”. So that is exactly what I am going…
GPS is a fabulous tool that I have come to rely heavily upon. Google Maps has quickly become one of my favorite things. It is a handy tool, and one that is tempting to follow blindly. You type in your desired location, it gives you the fastest route. Plain and simple as that. While…
Today marks new adventures for me on a couple of horizons! Over September I am participating in a daily blogging challenge! While I have done a lot of blogging over the past 10 years of my life, this will be the first time that I have ever tried to hold myself to writing…
This is just a quick note to tell you to swing by The World Wanderer’s blog, where they were so kind as to publish an article I wrote about my top 5 Pacific Northwest hiking areas. Click here to read it, and check out their website!
Call me a rebel, a loser, someone who is headed nowhere – or maybe someone who is headed everywhere. I’m unconventional. Everyone expects someone my age to be finishing up their college education. As for me, I am over 5 years out of high school and further education is a path I’ve not yet…
My plan for the day seemed simple enough… Fill out the forms. File for a passport. I started at what seemed to be a logical place: the US government passport website. First I read about the wads of money that would soon be extracted from my wallet in exchange for a small official looking notebook…