Five Things Six Weeks in Europe Taught Me
Six weeks. Ever-expanding backpacks. Countless steps and stairs. Trains, planes, cobblestones, and more gelato than I care to publicly admit.
Travel has a way of acting like a mirror. When routines shift, energy is stretched, and familiar structures fall away, what truly supports us becomes much clearer.
Here are the five lessons I’m still carrying with me, long after we unpacked our bags, and the ones that feel just as relevant to everyday life and work as they did on the road.
Breaking free from “if-only” thinking
The #1 thing keeping you stuck isn’t lack of time, money, or willpower, it’s a belief. The belief that the solution is “out there” rather than “in here.”
This article provides six practical strategies to shift from looking outward for solutions to looking inward for possibilities. Because when this happens everything changes. You stop waiting for life to get easier and start creating the progress you want, right now.
What If One Plus One Didn’t Have to Equal Two?
Where in your life have you been assuming that one plus one always equals two—when, in reality, one plus one could equal one, or even “window,” as my daughter used to remind me?